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About Me

How goes it? this is RandomHero Weeeee6, a junior at Syracuse University, Computer Engineering student with a hardware concentration, and a very angry puertorican.

I enjoy in the partaking of video games, critically looking at games and ranting about them.

Also I watch anime and read manga. It's mostly mainstream stuff, though I do like to dive into the old school stuff every once in a while.

I listen to rock, punk and metal. I'll listen to anything that is not reggaeton (if you have never heard it consider yourself blessed). Also, The Misfits is the best band ever.

First "Gamer" Memory: NES, grandmother's house, Super Mario Brothers after school, enough said.

Systems Owned: DS Lite, GCN, GBA, GBA SP, GBC, N64, PS2, Xbox, Xbox 360

Favorite types of games: FPS, RPG, Action-Adventure, Puzzle

Favorite single player game: Mass Effect

Favorite multi player game: Rock Band

Will kick your ass at: Angry ranting

Favorite first-party developer: Nintendo

Favorite third-party developer: Bioware, Ubisoft

Dislikes: crappy music, fanboys, Mac lovers, sand.

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Gamertag: JohnnyViral

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Death of D&D Co-creator causes me to reminisce. RHWeeeee6 | 10:17 PM on 03.04.2008 7 comments

Surfing the gaming sites I frequent today, yeilded a news post on GameRevolution about the death of D&D co-creator Gary Gygax. After reading the story, I could not help but reminisce about the times when me and my friends sat around a table in one other friend's basement exploring dungeons, slaying mythical creatures, and having a lot of fun in the process. Those times were fun and so far in between that each time we got together to play D&D it was not something we just did, it turned into an event. Hour after hour ticked away as we played, leveling our characters, progressing through our story, rolling a whole lot of dice. D&D is responsible for the modern RPG, all of the underlining of RPGs were practically first present in D&D, such as leveling, classes, and hit points. If it wasn't for D&D who know were the modern RPG would be now? So I bid farewell to such a brilliant mind and thank him for his work.