Sad. I'm guessing that they didn't assure you that they would order some copies before the sale was over (you can't be the only one wanting the item). Just sounds like moronic employees.
They couldn't order it? These associates sound like idiots.
Thinking about ordering online?
I think Williams' scores for the prequels were one of the best things about them. That being said, he doesn't generate memorable work like he used to. It's probably just a job for him now. I'm hoping for the best, though.
That sounded fantastic! Great job!
I didn't start blogging until '05 or '06 but I had plenty of practice from message boards. From 1999-2003 rollingstone.com's message boards were brilliant and vibrant and I fell in with a good group of people that I still communicate until this day. When the message board section went to shit in '04, we started our own message board and at some point, diary/journal-style threads were started. I mostly bitched about my job and anything else that drove me nuts; it was very theraputic. Discussions about film, games (very little with that crowd) and music happened on other threads.
With 1up.com, I didn't blog instantly but read other blogs to get an idea on users commonly talked about, which was anything but mostly gaming. My blogs were very much the same as they are here: updates on what I'm playing, games that I've bought/pissed me off and random stuff. Some people have an idea/plan/purpose when they blog; I blog about whatever is on my mind at the moment. I also blog if I feel what I'm posting is worth the space. I approach facebook and twitter with the same mindset.
I bought a Turtle Beach Earforce XL1 for my 360, mostly because it was the cheapest (I think it was $45 when I bought it) model. Depsite the wires, it's given me great sound everytime. Someday I'll look for a similar headset for my PS3.
I signed up. The site looks very nice. All it needs is more peeps.
I haven't played enough of Soul Sacrifice but I like what I've played so far. I'm told that game really delivers in multiplayer matches so I need to get to that soon. I enjoy Little Big Planet Vita and I downloaded Mortal Kombat a week or two ago when it was on sale. Treasures of Montezuma Blitz is a good free puzzle game that I play a little of every night before I sleep.
I keep trying to get into SRPGs and I snatched up the PSP version of Final Fantasy Tactics when PS+ made it available back in November (I think it's $9.99 now). If I get any better at it one day I'll give Tactics Ogre another try because clearly I didn't know what the hell I was doing.
Gravity Rush is great and takes full advantage of the Vita's capabilities (but not in the awkwardly implemented, "look at me" fashion that the Uncharted game did) and it looks great and has a fantastic soundtrack.
I like Zen Pinball 2 on the PS3 but I play the Vita version a lot more. It starts out as a free-to-play title but you'll have to buy an Avengers pack if you want to compete online. I really bought it for the Star Wars tables.
Some people are down on this handheld or are predicting its death. I think there are plenty of great games on the way and many are still available. Also: dual analog sticks. This should've happened on the PSP long ago.
I love ...Like Clockwork. Best album of the year so far for me. I recently bought the new Amon Amarth album so I need to give that a spin.
Thanks. We all have them every now and then. The last 2 days were better and now I have the weekend.
