Yesterday I ordered a Playstation 3 to play LittleBigPlanet. I got both today.
The game is incredible.
If you have a checklist of things you need to do each day and "Be Awesome" is on that list, get yourself a PS3 and LBP.
SRSLY.
Finished.
Finito.
Done.
@see title of this post for my only thought on this game right now.
Well, it's almost over. I bested Metallica's "One" in Guitar Hero III on Expert.
So ... very ... close!
I would not say that I'm a good Guitar Hero player, but I like the game.
In the past few weeks, I've taken a keen interest in beating Slayer's "Raining Blood". It's the one song that I've gone into practice and have worked on techniques to make it through various parts of the song. I consider this to be one of the hardest songs in Guitar Hero III.
Roughly 15 minutes ago I beat it.
Exhibit A, Exhibit B, Exhibit C
Here is a glimpse of the torture that is "Raining Blood" (no, this is not me playing).
Update: I love this gem from the song's Wikipedia entry.
"Raining Blood" is a playable song in the video game Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, where it is renowned for being one of the hardest songs in the Career Mode setlist, mainly due to one section where you must execute pull-offs at a rate of ~14 notes per second.
I know I'm parrot posting here, but Rock To A Cure.
Agora Games and Bombers Burrito Bar are helping to raise money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation!
Come rock out on Guitar Hero and donate to the cause!
August 28th, 2008, 7PM - 10PM.
Prizes, giveaways, raffles.
It's a great game, a great restaurant, and a great cause. A trifecta of greatness? You betcha!
If you live in the vicinity of Albany, NY and will be around on August 28th, you should stop by.
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"When there is no more room in hell, the dead will walk on my desk."
A few hours ago I got Ouendan 2 in the mail from Pink Godzilla.
I'm already finished with the game. It was J-poperrific.
^_^
I am completely enamored with using the Powerball Gyro. I have zen-like precision in both hands.
That is all.
SRSLY. It's awesome.
That is all.
Today was my first day at ReallyReallySmall Co (RRSC).
I now work in the video game industry.
