Big Projects In Planning, To Be Updated Soon

Stuff Classy Enough To Get Front Paged (The Monthly Muses and Other Goodies)
~Those About to Die: Bob-ombs
~The Forgotten: Life as a Lethal Enforcer

My Favorite Silly Ramblings (The Features)
~The M Rating: A Chance to Have a Deep Story vs. Here, Have Some More Blood
~inFamous: What Could Have Been
~Acknowledging The Omnipotence That Is 3D Pinball: Space Cadet
~A Look Into Metal Wolf Chaos: The Greatest Patriotic Game You've Never Played

What if I've finally turned into what they've always said I would turn into? A maniac. A psycho killer. A guy who enjoys quoting Sin City.

In a brief description, I play all genres of games. My personal favorites are and always will be platformers and shoot 'em ups. Galaga is probably the first shoot 'em up I have ever played and it was definitely the longest to hold my attention. Platformers, jeez, far too many for me to name. There are a few FPSs I like, so few that I don't feel like naming any. But if they manage to be different enough, it has my attention. I have my fair share of fun with other genres as well. Except fighters, I tend to be pretty bad at those but it still doesn't put a hamper on the amount of fun I can get from them. Arc System Works is one of the best fighting game developers around. Capcom, SNK, and everyone else is meh.

I was born in 1990, my first video game system was a Sega Genesis and it was probably the best thing I had ever had the chance to play. As the years went, as did my interest in the video games field. Parents and relatives usually got me game consoles for birthday and christmas gift, you wouldn't believe how excited I was when I got my first SNES. My older brother and I did all we could to pool money together to buy GameBoys (Maybe a GameGear as well, dunno) and eventually the Playstation 1 and 2. I can safely say that I have interacted with every Nintendo, Sega, Sony, Microsoft, and a few Atari consoles and handhelds at least once. As of now, I still play games as often as I can, despite my game library has not been expansive as it once was a decade ago. Since GameFly and various other rental places popped up, I have still been able to keep playing to my heart's content.

As of now, college is something else that eats up three to four days of the week. Whenever I'm not doing college activities, I am improving my drawing abilities, watching movies, expanding my musical tastes both new and old, offroading with my friends, eating cultural food and, of course, playing games.

And I am a sucker for just about anything film noir, enough so that I occasionally write in that style. It's fun stuff.