• 4Jun 09

  Where's the time gone?

  Wow, it's been YEARS since my last blog. I don't frequent this site much, save to do a real quick reference check on game reviews. It's now Battlefiend 2142, Battlefield Heroes Beta, soon to be Battlefield 1943, Left 4 Dead, and Team Fortress 2 that command much of my free time, what between raising three kids and hitting the books for some Cisco Network training.

  • Posted Jun 4, 2009 9:44 pm GMT
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• 29Jul 05

  Battlefield 2

  WOOHOO!!!

  This game ROCKS! If you haven't already, I recommend that you RUN to your nearest software store and pick up a copy! Non-stop action, plenty of different classes, vehicles, you can form squads, this game will suck up WEEKS of what would otherwise be healthy real-life social interaction. WOOHOO!

  -Circlestrafe

  • Posted Jul 29, 2005 12:20 pm GMT
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• 22Apr 05

  Good Ol' Days

  4-22-05

  Ahhh, the good old days. I miss those all-nighters when calling up Mr. Pecksniff, or Zigg battling it out in Command & Conquer or Red Alert. The old days of Kali...playing Descent2 and trying to setup a 3 or more player Duke Nukem game. Even trying to run the Quake 1 test over Kali. <sniffle> It'll never quite be that cool again. Sure the games now rock as far as visually and even the number of players, size of maps, etc etc. But something about being one of those 'pioneers' if you will; that almost brings a tear to my eye. Those all day and night Saturday morning till early Sunday morning, if not until Sunday evening of Expert-CTF Quake on the ProAxis server...ah hell yeah, THOSE were the good ol' days.

  Then of course came counter-strike, bunch of snot-nose little camping punks, can't handle the intensity of the non-stop ferocious action of the Quake 1 world. But that's another story altogether.

  As is that damn life-draining real world destroying Dark Age of Camelot. <sniffle> That all went to hell too. But that's also another story.

  • Posted Apr 22, 2005 6:55 pm GMT
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