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As soon as I can nail down a new job, I'm getting Bioshock Infinite.  

I just picked up Hyperdemsion Neptunia (PS3) and Alice Madness Returns (360) a couple of weeks ago.  

I've been seeing Valkyria Chronicles (PS3) and Anarchy Reigns (360) a lot lately.  I may get them soon.   

I've already made up my mind not to buy any games that require me to be connected constantly online.  It takes anyway the consumers rights of ownership.  I pay for something, then it's mine to do what I want with it within the law.  These publishers are pushing practicies that are making the games we buy more like rentals.  We pay their fee and they tell us how to play, when to play, what to play it on, and how long we can play it.  

Hopefully, I'll get a Vita or 3DS soon.  I'm currently looking for another job and if I get can a good one soon, I'll probably pick up one of the handhelds.  I already own a game for the Vita and I have a couple of 3DS games preordered. 

I preordered my copy yesterday. 

Wrestlemania & RAW?!  AWESOME! 

It's been even longer since I saw the other movies.  I really would like to watch them all again.

There's a Hong Kong zombie movie called, Bio Zombie.  It's a pretty cool movie to check out.   

I'm a bit of a fan of Linnea Quigley.  I've seen most of her movies from the 80s & 90s.  She's in some very interesting B-movies.  Vice Academy is one of my favorites.  

I wish I still had mine.  The only way I play the game now is through emulation.  One of these days I'll get that game again. 

Things are good.  I'm holding out for great.  

What's up, man?  Are you planning to blog here too?  

Return of the Living Dead is actually a spoof.  It takes itself more seriously than most spoof, but it's still more like a comedy, hence the talking zombies.  Most zombie movies (if not all of them) stem from the original black & white film, "Night of the Living Dead" (1968).  John Russo and George Romero did "Night of the Living Dead" together and then split.  Romero stayed with the serious horro style, while Russo made his movies more comedic.  Even many foreign zombie flicks stem almost directly from the origal movie, or at the very least, use the same kind of zombies.  

Return of the Living Dead is a fun movie.  I probably hadn't seen it in almost 10 years.  It is one of "Scream Queen", Linnea Quigley, better movies.  She's the chick that has a strip dance in the cemetary.