I watch anime. That, Lego blocks, and video games are the three childhood vices I never outgrew. It’s just that my hobbies have matured along with me. I now prefer games that are rated M even though I still enjoy those that are rated E. I now prefer Technic sets over LEGOLAND Space sets. I now prefer anime that deal with mature themes (e.g. Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, Seirei no Moribito) over those that are juvenile (Pokemon). I wish more animated shows in the US were more like those from Japan.
Grats to the Giants. Grats to Eli. I’m glad to see you’ve come into your own. Too bad MVP is an individual award since the NY defensive line kicked ass. Belichick, you’re an ass. You snubbed Peyton and you ignored Eli and left early. Learn not to be a sore loser. Long live the 72 Dolphin’s perfect season. I miss you Shula.
So I was skimming through the latest EGM (Issue 210), when lo and behold, I come across a preview about Crossfire. Along with Army of Two and Kane & Lynch: Dead Men, this trio of games make-up the genre of buddy games. With all the advances in technology the gaming industry produces year after year, it floors me that it took them this long to produce games that are cooperative by design, where the single-player mode is the alternative rather than the default. Unfortunately in this initial release, the number of players are limited to two. My gaming buddies and I would love to have more cooperative, adventure/action games. At least this budding genre gives me hope.
Get your asses out there and try out our new game this weekend. Happy now Brian?
