Gaming
Rock Band
So, I got Rock Band last night, mainly because we had 4 or 5 people at the house who all wanted to play it. I've become strangely addicted to rhythm games, starting with DDR and moving on to Guitar Hero. This is despite having no musical ability myself.
If, in fact, you often find yourself with at least 3 people who all want to play, this game is well worth the price. (Not so much if you're just looking for another Guitar Hero game.) You will spend hours on it (provided you live in a house and not an apartment, because otherwise you're going to get a call from the neighbors). It is one of the best co-op gaming experiences ever.
Especially if a couple of the people you're playing with insist on imitating members of Dethklok the entire time.
Also, this game develops even stronger delusions of musical ability than Guitar Hero. Being able to play this game does not mean you can sing, play drums, or play guitar.
The Greatest Commercials Ever
If I hadn't just recently rented out my soul to Blizzard again (thanks Nathans and Drew :/), this would make me want to play WoW again immediately.
And while we're on the subject of video that can change your life (well, only if you're a Law and Order fan), behold... Belzervizion.
I'm Back
So, now that I've reactivated my account and logged on, Aldric's listed in The Armory.
I am a Tool
So, I just got Burning Crusade, upon Drew's recommendation. Every time I talk to him, he's trying to recruit Nathan and me to play more.
But, really, there's two reasons I stopped playing: I got tired of the never-ending instance grind for more gear, and I got into Oblivion.
The grind to 70 should clear up the repetitive grind for more gear. Plus, I haven't felt like playing any single-player games recently (like Twilight Princess or FF XII)--for some reason I've felt the need for more social interaction.