No games!
Went back home for the long weekend. Got lots of DS and PC gaming in with all the free time. I played Retro Game Master and Plants vs Zombies.
Retro Game Master is awesome. Multiple old school Famicom-like games with specific challenges. The games are full blown games; the RPG and Ninja Gaiden-like games were really fun. The last challenge I have yet to beat is beating all the games; I'll have to grind it out for awhile since many of the games are unforgiving. Thankfully there's in-game 'magazines' you use to find cheat codes and hints.
Plants vs Zombies
I love casual 'protect your base' games. Besides the typical flash ones on the internet, I loved Ninja Town on DS which I played all the way through. This one is kind of different because it's a linear play field. Zombies stay in their own lanes. Game is funny and cutesy as hell. One of my favorite ending songs; almost as good as Still Alive.
Replay value
Ongoing obsession. SF IV has lasting replay value. Every time I think I'm getting bored of the game I start using another character and it's like a whole new world. I've been using Blanka and Guile more lately; though it isn't reflected in my character usage rates. Fuerte and Rufus were the two previous characters I was using so they've moved up the list.


The True Meaning of Open-Mindedness
The video contents should be required learning for all school children.
Video bliss
My new gots!
Samsung UN46B7000 LED TV
Unboxing, it's THIN yo. 1.5" thin. No point though since I'm not even hanging it- but whatev. Kid Kevin says hi.

Tidyness; cables from monoprice. Optical audio out to the receiver. Ethernet cable to TV for widgets- Xzibit heard I like flickr pics on my tv so I can view pics of my tv while I watch tv.

The room; double chaise chairs, new PS3 (thanks hun!), tv stand from target, new SF IV TE stick

LED, ludicrous eye dazzling display, GOB, Tobias F?nke

Previous HDTV relocated to the gym



