Biggest Comedy of 2005

It makes sense.

I'm done.

Throwback Thursdays - Me and My Sister

Future computer scientists... or computer programmers :)

I'm done.

L.A. Noire Review

"A city on the verge of greatness. A new type of city based not on the man, but on the automobile: the car. The symbol of freedom and vitality. Where every man can own his own home, have room to breathe and not be overlooked by his neighbors. A city where a man's home is his castle, a quarter-acre of the dream made possible by victory. A city of opportunists. A city of dreams, where Hollywood will shape the thoughts and desires of the entire planet. A city of pioneers. A city of dreamers. A city of undercurrents where not everything is at it seems. A twentieth-century city that will become the model for the world. A city that has no boundaries that will stretch as far as the eye can see."

Diary of a Returning Gamer #9

Apparently, gaming is serious business. How serious? Serious enough for people to be dicks about it.
So my friend randomly posted her status, asking friends if they want to help her beat "The Lion King" game from Super Nintendo this upcoming weekend.

ReRave Review

Parappa the Rapper (1996) was not the first rhythm-based game, but it's credited as the first influential rhythm game with its core gameplay used as the template for various games produced since then (Dance Dance Revolution, Pump It Up, Guitar Hero, Rockband, Just Dance, etc). Despite waning popularity of the genre, advancements in technology kept gaming developers to find new ways to innovate gameplay for all types of games. On the line up of many touch pad games comes ReRave by Step Evolution.