So we all have our favorite games and my focus is on the 360 games.

Last week I mentioned the HD collections that were on sale on PSN and I did wind up buying one of them. I would have loved to buy a bunch of them but I restricted myself to $20 and wound up getting the Metal Gear Solid HD collection for PS3. 

"Girl what are you talking about?" grouses Bill. "I just climbed out from under a tank and you say now we have problems." Zoey look back at Bill and points towards the south. A fire is burning through the town and slowly approaching the group. Bill looks at Zoey, shakes his head he says "Zoey the fire is burning but we are not in any danger of it catchinig us."

Just for fun, I decided to input all of the games that I have in my possession into backloggery.  It currently is not too bad.  I am currently sitting at 89 games total.  That is not including my ps2 collection because it is not with me at the moment.  It is currently in AZ, a mere 1800 miles away from me.  Since, I do not remember everything in that collection I decided to leave it out, until I reclaim the games.  Since backloggery is a system built to help us out as gamers, I have decided to use it my own way.  In truth, I cheat.  I cheat the system to help me filter out what I actually plan on playing and what I know I will never get around to playing.

" Krieg the Psycho, the sixth playable character for Borderlands 2, will be available as downloadable content beginning May 14."

Just filled out a backloggery.com account for the games I still own and have access to (well, I don't know where Pokemon Blue is still, but anyway), and one thing I noticed is that you can say beaten for beat the main goal (usually getting past final boss to see credits, etc.), completed for all significant items acquired, like 100%, and Mastered, which I take to mean both everything completed and all highest ranks/achievements earned, but what about games I wouldn't say I've 100% completed, but have gone far beyond simply beating them?

So after getting me an account and logging in all my games, I was shocked at my back log and I also learned that i have more ps2 games then 360 games which was a shocker to me, i didnt realize i had accumalated so many ps2 games so ps2 & 360 games total was around 117 games and thats not including my ps1 and my xbox live arcade games or my games on demand.

Part of my childhood died with him. The master of stop motion animation who inspired George Lucas and Peter Jackson among others is gone. 

Hello Pixlbit! A couple of interesting things happened this past week 1. I spent some time with some family at a graduation 2. I did some Spring Cleaning on my NOOKie Tab 3. I knocked off one game off Mount Backlog 4. Pickups Pickup Pickups.

     I tried some demos on Monday on Xbox 360 instead of playing Enchanted Arms. First I played Gears of War Judgment with a friend. It's only Overrun mode that's 4v4. It looks and plays just like GOW3 and that's just fine with me. More of great is good. Then it was Army of Two: Devil's Cartel which was a really good co-op experience. The shear amount of destruction in the game is glorious! Then I played some XBLA demos. Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon was hilarious and fun. I absolutely loved it! God Mode seemed to be just an endless hoard mode. Serious Sam DD XXL had controls that were unintuitive. Sacred Citadel was overly difficult and Double Dragon II annoyed me by consistently surrounding me with enemies to disrupt my fighting moves. Enjoyable however was Poker Night 2. It's just Texas Hold 'em but it's fun to listen to the characters responses especially the Venture Bros.'s Samson, Glados and Claptrap. Plus you can unlock a Samson skin for the Gunzerker in Borderlands 2. How cool is that! Then I played the demo for The Cave and got hooked and bought it.

Well, I got a cople of games last week. Shivering Isles is a hard copy DLC and I wanted to play it for the longest but never seemed to remember to get it.

Yea i know nothing to do with gaming but i had to post this due to the fact im a drummer and its really besides my wife i love more then gaming, and i know a few of yall are drummers so enjoy.

Well, I'm pretty sure that's a humorous Star Wars reference to the hangover that occurs after Cinco de Mayo. Guess what my hangover was? Finally waking up at a normal hour, going to deadlift, run, and walk to my local Walgreens, so I could replace the 3V Lithium battery in my guitar tuner and jam a bit. It turns out it was already tuned correctly anyway. Oh well, I guess it's nice to have for when I want to play Goo Goo Dolls songs, the tunings of which are all the fuck over the place.

So I am in the process of moving. One good thing about it is I have an excuse to get my game collection all together. I boxed it all up and keep finding random things here and there to add to it.

It's hard to find a developer and/or publisher with a catalogue and body of work, that's so polished and highly rated. Rockstar don't make bad games. Period. This is why this video, a podcast with some very funny and passionate guys discussing a private press showing of GTA V, has really got me giddy.

Featuring an array of rewards depending on how much you give. For 10 Grand you can be an Executive Producer. :D