CorgiShinobi

The Social Network was actually as good as people made it out to be. Most of the time I'm put off by highly acclaimed films. It's the reverse reaction because I'm use to being let down, to a small degree. I was worried it would be one-sided, but it really showed the dickery of each individual, like a true prologue to any business venture. I reminds me of Pirates of Silicon Valley, which is a great film on the rise of Apple and Microsoft.

My roommate walked in and was blown away by the visuals. I quote, "Wow, like, what the heck... that snow is realistic." If only he had seen the trippy green radiated level. First time there and I thought my eyes were screwing up.

Sorry I wasn't on today. My offline friends/roommates really wanted me to visit someone. I had already socialized for the day, and I really wanted to get more use out of the Double XP bonus. I did get a few matches in, but I had some company in my room. I didn't do my best, but the Double XP made up for it. I did watch the rest of Social Network, and it actually was good as people made it out to be. I doubt I'll watch it again, but that's what got me hung up and I missed the deadline. Like, I thought I had till about 11:50 pm, but it ended sooner. I wouldn't mine so much, but I didn't get enough Unlock Points to fully unlock everything in the Infiltrator. Seriously, normal Use speed and no Rocket Launcher. EDIT: I feel I should mention that I wasn't tortured or anything when I went to hang out, but nothing much really went on.

Oh, I've done Warzone, but that was even worse. Eff, I had no clue what was going on in the snow level, and the one with jetpacks... well, thanks to me, my team at least won one round in Warzone. Search and Retrieve of course. I couldn't remember what the control screen said to use for jetpacks. So after the match, I go to the instruction manual to see what magical buttons to use. Of all the things, it gives me some dialogue that basically says, "Uh, you're on your own on this one!"

Alright, I need to play with you guys. If it weren't for the Promotional Double Points, I'd be having a crappy time. It's most likely the time I'm playing (2 am MST), but every match I've played I end up on the losing time. Like, Guerrilla Warfare tends to get worse because the teams eventually become unbalanced. Sure I've got some cool trophies, but... No wins and a K/D ratio of 0.73... :'(

Have I mentioned I got this little joy?

There's nothing there. I see what you mean though, as it's really white. That would be because of the light from the window, like, three feet away. If you look at the fourth picture with my GameCube, PS2 (and etc) games, you're not going to know more than half of the titles because of the light shining onto the cases. If I were going to hide a poster, I'd take it off rather than spend time in Photoshop.

In my room, the Twilight Princess Club Nintendo poster. I have the other two that came along with the Zelda poster pack, but for high quality posters, I like to use frames. If you're talking about the Tron: Legacy - Daft Punk poster, that's the one in the living room. I actually have three poster in that closet that have been rolled up for months. Our landlord/contractor is anal about hanging anything on the walls. I'm using those adhesive hooks, but even they have a problem with those! I don't know why as they come off clean and easy.

Alright, I have quite a few pictures, as I wanted everyone to get a good view of what pretty much constitutes the entirety of my living quarters. I don't own the furniture, so come September I'll probably have a completely different set up. One wall of my room is pretty much a window, so that's why it's so bright, even with the blinds closed! The upper right shelf is a bunch of books for college, and etc. I do have some manga volumes, but hardly noticeable. I've been really getting into purchasing movies, so that's why the current generation of games shares shelf space. I've got all my handheld stuff piled with the GameCube games, along with the few player's guides I own. There's even my A.A.S. degree, if you were wondering what that black folder thing is. Oh, and I have a Blue Bird because while I said I had a Red Bird, well, I didn't open the package yet. After contacting Rovio, I'm waiting on my Red Bird. Notice how I have Helghast Edition stuff now too! As far as the rest, including where my Wii is located... The last one there is the living room in my apartment where everyone shares stuff. The Samsung HDTV is mine (yes, I have two HDTVs), but the home theater system is a roommate's, along with the external hard drive.

I can't believe I forgot to mention this, but yeah, I watched Moulin Rouge a few nights ago on Netflix. I've seen it before, and every time I shed man-tears. I forgot how zany the movie was, but that's more so because it's in the first half. I tend to remember more of the drama in the latter half than the crazy, and catchy, music and visuals early on. The greatest thing you'll ever learn is to love and be loved in return... :'(

Once I have finished readying myself, I shall get in my transportation and ride to yon Best Buy. There, my comrades, awaits my beloved Helghast Edition.

If you want to take on the Shades, primarily if you are low on ammo, the best way to clear them out is to run around the arena. They pile up behind you, so if you have the Force Gun, Line Gun, or Ripper, it's easy to massacre them (even on Zealot). The first time I faced the boss, my weapon selection wasn't the best and I had ran low on ammo. It sucks that there were no health drops, so I restarted from my last save point which was the beginning of Chapter 15. If you take on the Shades, only concern yourself with the first attacking wave in each new sequence. I'm sure people are aware that if you take enough time, more Shades will pop up if you haven't damaged Nicole enough. As what was said earlier, attacking Nicole will cause them to disappear (for the moment). I've already said this before, but I only used two weapons in the boss battle my second time around. Three in total for Chapter 15, but really, I only used the Ripper for the actual chapter. Force Gun and Pulse Rifle! Force Gun would take a shot or two to get rid of all the Shades (on Zealot) and had the bonus of damaging Nicole as well. Pulse Rifle for it's high capacity and rapid fire to weaken Nicole and wail on the Marker's inner core.

I went back to the first Dead Space when I was bored last night. I got the Don't Get Cocky Kid trophy, but I wasn't right at the cannon part, so I got to play a little. Dead Space 2 > Dead Space Both are really great games, but the improvements in DS2 are really great. Just your RIG alone looks better and functions better. The controls are also different, and I think DS2 changed them for the better. Even stomping was improved, along with character design. As for the NoonTech Diagnostic Machine, I've never failed at that part. Seriously though, with all the people saying Dead Space 2 wasn't scary, when I had to poke Isaac's eye, I was freaked. I'm very sensitive about my eyes; why I'll never get contact lens, or give Lasik a chance.

Hmm, if I say something slightly negative, said post receives a negative rating. If I say something slightly positive, said post receives positive ratings. I don't care about GeoHot: Oh, but homebrew is fine: But it can lead to piracy: Still, people overreact:

Except when you've correctly spelled another word in place of a proper word. But yes, congratulations! /clap

Allow me to respond with another video... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXO2hsv2SlE

I guess you could consider this a general internet pet peeve, but as far as Facebook, I don't like it when someone makes it their sole purpose to become a political soapbox. I get it that there are people who are into politics, as sadistic as it seems, but I'd like to know more attributes of their character other than, "Grr, look at what the Left/Right are up to!"

I don't want to sound totalitarian here, but it's possible. After all, the external hard drive homebrew for Wii did open a large window for piracy on the Wii. My best friend went that route and loaded his external hard drive with a megaton of Wii titles. I didn't care, nor do I still care about his actions. Most of the titles were games he was never going to purchase, and most he had rented and ripped via homebrew. Still, it bothers me that the few great Wii titles he then possessed were by questionable methods. Ah that's interesting. My thing is when it comes to all these people hoping for Geohot to go to jail, how come they weren't upset about the Wii, PSP and DS being opened up for homebrew? but when it comes to PS3 its not ok? Probably because we have a single individual this time around. As I remember, the previous homebrew work for other platforms was a community effort. That, and people who want him to go to jail probably just think he's a dick. You know how easy it is to overreact on the Internet.

I don't want to sound totalitarian here, but it's possible. After all, the external hard drive homebrew for Wii did open a large window for piracy on the Wii. My best friend went that route and loaded his external hard drive with a megaton of Wii titles. I didn't care, nor do I still care about his actions. Most of the titles were games he was never going to purchase, and most he had rented and ripped via homebrew. Still, it bothers me that the few great Wii titles he then possessed were by questionable methods.

I'm wondering what happened to Nate, you know, the other guy from Extraction. It seemed pretty obvious that Nate and Lexine would get together, but the Severed trailer shows that Lexine is Gabe's spouse. Nate did lose an arm, but he should have survived to the Sprawl.