Ha! It wasn't a month this time!

Another period of time later and here I am again. Let's see. Dirge of Cerebus just came out so I'll be picking that up in the upcoming months. Also picked up a couple of sweet games:


Now, I know Warlords is only an expansion, but it adds lots of cool features to the game, such as having Great Generals which can give experience to your armies, a Great Wall that actually appears on the map, even being able to play as the barbarians. Who doesn't want to loot and plunder... You'll pay for this Captain Planet!

Darwinia though, that is an amazing game! You are an observer in a virtual theme park which is populated by these little guys called Darwins. A virus invades the system and it's up to you to help them take back their territory but protect them from harm while you do. You can't directly control the Darwinians, but you can nudge them in the right direction. I'll be playing through for a third time soon, not just because I like it so much, but because I've had to format my PC that many times :P

I've been playing Imperia Online too. A browser based game you build up resources, attack other people in their fotresses, blah blah blah. A lot like the Travian game I played a few months back. It's something to pass the time at work, you might want to check it out at http://www.imperiaonline.org.

Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time has been taking up my time is nice sized 20-45 minutes blocks. It's a good game to play while in the bathroom or waiting for another game to load, or during commercials. I'm in the midst's of the final boss battle right now, so I'll finally have another game I can add to my done pile, and that's what it's all about! WOOT!

Let's see, what else.... Have got a hankering for some Katamari. I played Me and My Katamari for a bit the other day and it makes me want more. So many games, so little time. I hope to get my list of games I have completed more filled up in the upcoming months. I plan to buy fewer games and instead play more games. God knows I have enough of them. And on that note, I'm off to play!

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