Part 2 continues some of the most amazing themes in all of video gaming as we look at Nobuo Uematsu's masterful scores of FF6 through FF10. I wish I could cram in all the songs I love, but that would take all day, so instead I've picked just one theme from each game. As always, feel free to comment below about your favorite FF songs and let the love flow!
In this week's Blog, The Original Ser Teams up with NSonic79 to hunt big cats.
This is the official title for the upcoming dlc campaign for Borderlands 2 which will be released June 25th. One of the interesting new details is that it will kind of play out like Dungeons & Dragons hince the title Bunkers & Badasses with Tina playing as the Dungeon master. She will be narrating the action, changing boss stats, names and locations on the fly. This new angle has me really excited because it means no two play through of this campaign would be the same. More details will surely be on the way and there still has been no mention of when the psyco Krieg officially becomes avaiable. All we know is he will drop this month. So as the resident Borderlands nut I will be on top of this and keep ya'll informed.
Well this is the last of my ps2 collection, the next will be on my 360 collection.
For free, cause a friend had a promo code. Also, it's in Dallas, so I save any hotel room/flight costs.
It appears that from the map seen in this old dorm room taht there is a strip mall at the other end of this road. It shows storees such as a department store, a clothing store, possibly a sporting goods store, and maybe even a Burger Tank for you Coach.
After Bill and Francis return sticky but none the worse for ware after the beating they took from the Hormonal Little Bitch. Zoey sees them coming back and busts into laughter as Francis is trying to rub the candy out of his hair (what little he has) and Bill scrubbing at his hat (because it has taken the brunt of the lollipop attack. Lewis looks over his companions and laughs hard enough to make his eyes water.
As our survivors load up with supplies they start again west. As they start away from the ranch they hear a scream and a commotion in the pond across the street from the house. The survivors are shocked to see a lone survivor as he is being dragged towards the waters edge.
The group jumps as Nick's sounds a single report. As the survivors turn and look they expect to see the shattered remains of the newcomer. However, the newest recruit is getting to his feet none to steadily as the bullett struck a mear two inches from his head. The way I got it figured we should arrive in a town that gone bankrupt before the zombies took over so that means there was lawlessness before the carnage. This could work to our advantage as most people fled from there before hand because there was no law left to protect them.
As our survivors take turns sleeping at the ranch they have discovered a terrlible scream is heard coming from Lewis's room. As the survivors race to his room they find Lewis sitting up drentched in sweat.
Our old survivors arrive in a small town at the heart of a quiet county. As they came into town there were a lot of bodies around a half finished road construction site.
"What is it, Lucy?" Lois asks, placing a hand on her shoulder. She quickly pulled the rest of the surviors behind a truck with her, whispering prayers.
As our new survivors depart his small well stocked town you can hear Coach say,
Lucy Ann starts to fill the survivors in on some of the new infected that they will encounter on their trek. They arrive on a west boud highway thats skirts a large warm-water lake. The deserted highway travels through several small rustic towns.
As our travelers step out of the helicopter they survey the surrouding area.
Our story starts with the helicopter leaving from New Orleans and headed back to the original survivors. After some discussion, Francis, Zoey, and Louis agree to head west with the others.
I would like to thank Chris Y. for the heads up. Without his warning, we would still be posting on IUP. In the coming days as Zombie Killer Kira has time she will transfer our L4D 3 Story to Pixlblit so more of you can read and possibly comment on our story as it unfolds. On 1Up for the past 2 years we, my Daughter (Zombie Killer Kira) and I, have been making up our ideas for Left 4 Dead 3!! She is a talented young artist and she has been doing the drawing of the new zombies and such. I do most of the writing, but now and again she'll pop in and add an entry, and correct my (perfectly fine!!!) grammar. So here very shortly we'll transfer all our drawing and story to here.
I've been busy lately. I got a new job last week and the hours will take some getting use to. I only work 4 days one week and 3 days the next, but they are 12 hour shifts that alternate days & nights. My life will be a bit more busy for a while until my wife has our 5th child in a couple months. So yeah, my gaming playing is a bit messed up now. 
Aw man let’s get this out the way, fighting games are hard! Yup Injustice has been kicking my ass these past few weeks. I’m not saying the game is unfriendly to non-fighting fans because it’s not. The game is actually very accessible and I’ve gotten through the story mode and a few of the battle modes (Arcade Mode), without any issue. This is very much a case of easy to learn, difficult to master. I’ve won one, yes that’s right, one solitary win online out of a possible 30! I know that says more about me than the actual game. In fairness I’ve not given the game enough time to train myself the different combos and/or strengths and weaknesses of various characters. The game is really fun though and for local multiplayer with friends, the game is class. I may try getting myself better at the game, or it may just end up on my pile of discarded fighting games never to be returned to. As I paid full whack for it, I’m going to try force myself to the former.
Final Fantasy is probably the most famous RPG series in gaming. However, the best part of the series is not the gameplay (which can change dramatically from game to game), nor the characters (who can tend to be annoying, ahem, Tidus), nor the story (which can be either amazing or very strange). No, the best part of the series is definitely the music. The games may be divisive, but the music is not. Nobuo Uematsu made a name for himself with the FF series; he's a musical genius. Let's take a look at some of the most memorable themes of FF1 through 5. Be sure to let us know some of your favorite songs from these games in the comments. Tomorrow we'll look at FF6 through 10.