Too much, followed by nothing

The title pretty much sums up what this day was like. Chemistry exam in the morning. Not fun. When I finally got through I played Actung, die Kurve and Chip n' Dale until dinner, and after that I and a friend completed Chip n' Dale and began the work on Life Force. That is a hard game, let me tell you... I was planning on playing Castlevania, but alas, it shall have to wait until another day.

Some news about the Nintendo Revolution! Waho! I wonder if the wi-fi will be the only revolutionary thing. There has been monsterous amounts of rumors suggesting that there will be gyroscopes in the controllers, making it feel how you're holding it. In either case I think Nintendo is doing the right thing by going for innovation. When the consoles have reached their limit in hardware and the craphics is so perfect it's ridiculous, what are they going to do? The hardware does not make the game, look at all the fancy, expensive, beautiful and BORING games of today. I am especially referring to all the FPS games. Only a few of those (say three out of thirty) contribute, the others are either ripoffs or repetitions. No, when all the others sit there with their heavy machines Nintendo will pevail because they can still give the player something new. It may take time, but they will suceed. At least that's what I think... Until then, play tha Resident Evil 4! I don't have it just yet, but it will be out in a week. Mmmmmmm... ResidentEvilFour.

Just watched Treasure Hunters too. Ok action and riddles, but not that exciting after all. Leech it first or you might buy something that will be watched once and then forgotten.

Keep it real.