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I know, right? EDIT: LOL, just realized I typed juncture rather than junction to begin with. Maybe my subconscious is trying to tell me it actually WAS juncture? Maybe. Also got the meanings mixed up. Lol, was still groggy when typing this all up. What a freaky dream, though.

BUMP. I was in a land of ghosts, and I was female in gender. Sort of dressed like an anime character, or something, as were my companions. The whole place consisted of ruined buildings, and wide, open valleys. There were, oddly, video game consoles sticking out of the ground in a few places (PS2s and Wiis). At one point, I found a shrine which had a PS2 underneath these vines with apples on them. The apples had demonic faces, with large, sharp-toothed grins, but they never moved or changed their expressions. I took the PS2, but my companions warned me that I shouldn't have. The thing was haunted, and that was made clear after I accidentally dropped it on the ground, and its disc drive began spinning all on its own furiously. I remarked on all the PS2s sticking out of the ground, saying that console was everywhere. One of my companions corrected me, saying that patch of consoles was a bunch of Wiis, and I confirmed this upon closer examination. I said something along the lines of, "Well, they're still everywhere." Eventually, we'd wind up at a stone door sealed off with magic. One of my companions raised her arms in the air, and said the word "Juncture" and it opened. Once inside, I was in a normal-looking world, surrounded by those still dead. However, I am pretty sure I was dead at that point. So the use of "Juncture" had some symbolism, when you think of it (joining the dead). Weirdest part is, I didn't even know the proper meaning of the word until I looked it up after the dream. EDIT: Now my memory is fucking with me... I cannot remember if she said junction, or juncture. Either would make sense, as I'm joining the dead, in a different point in time (it looked like, at least). Hrm... real head scratcher.

You're god damn right.

AWWWW YEAH SON

Well, friends, today is the day. It all ends, today. Once and for all. Who else is both excited and scared for what is to come?

Paranoia Agent. Watch this, or be forever a penis. Seriously, it's a must-watch. The entire show is one massive mind-fuck, and it just all kinds of awesome. Only 13 episodes to its name, though, but it's perfect as is. The opening. Episode 1.

my first lets play ever =]]

I brought my opinion of this thing onto Skype. It got people mad at me. I never fucking wanted that. (oh, yeah, cue responses of, "you just didn't want opposing opinions!" nah, those are okay, I'd just rather people not get so fucking mad at me over something as simple as my opinion on a damn controller) It will happen here, too, causing a big commotion. I'm not stupid. It almost always causes a big shitstorm when I share something like an opinion here. Lock. Delete. Do whatever.

I wish I could tell you, but I hope he is doing fine. D:

Great stuff.

Nintendo can make a million zillion dollars if they make another love hotel where you can do the naughty with women dressed as Nintendo heroines.

I think Peter Moore is the guy being replaced. His successor, in my opinion, looks like a suave James Bond villain (or just a sinister brodude), but he doesn't have anything to do with the Nintendo thing, I think. Seems like Moore's doing. Maybe that can change with the new guy?

Again, I thought it was formed prematurely, wasn't dismissing it. And yes, GTA games are (in my opinion) games you need to play for more than a few hours to form a solid opinion on (as far as I knew, no more than maybe three, four, five or whatever was played). There's too much in them you can and will miss if you don't. Doesn't mean I'll dismiss the opinion, I'll just think it was formed prematurely. Anyways, sorry my post came off as it did.

What Peter Moore (CEO of EA) had to say about Yamauchi's passing: Nice enough, right? Well, here's why it bugs me: That's what he might as well have fucking said.

By all means, share it. I was just afraid you thought it was nothing more than what you described it as (drive, shoot, chase). :S And yeah, I agree: it WAS overhyped, that's for sure. However, it's still a 9/10 game for me (wish I could give it a 10, but driving is a fucking chore in street races, and I am not happy with the return of button combination cheats). Anyways, glad you like it enough to be hooked; the story is amazing. Anyways, anyone want to add me on PSN? Maybe we can play together when the online portion is released. PSN is in signature/profile.

(Oh boy, here we go... because I always have to, apparently: not trying to be a dick, yada yada) Why is it whenever I have an opinion on here, and someone disagrees with it, then I disagree with THEIRS, I am responded to as if I treated theirs like it was meaningless? All of you people here really need to stop doing that, seriously. I know it's your opinion. You don't need to drill it into my damn head with each following reply (if I didn't put this here, and still posted the following stuff, I know it'd happen again; may still, even though I just said I am already aware). I just said I thought the opinion was formed prematurely (not talking down on it in any way, just thought it came too soon). And can you blame me? What am I supposed to think when the game is basically summarized as the same old "drive, shoot, chase" when it clearly isn't? I mean, there's tons more variety than that, even in the story missions. Top it off with mentioning how the game was only played for a few (when I see "few hours", I think three or four) hours, it makes me think a solid opinion was not formed at all. If you guys do not want me arguing your opinions, please be more specific. And again, as a final reminder, me disagreeing with your opinions isn't me trying to be the Opinion Nazi I am so undeservedly considered to be around here. Sorry if that's not what you two were doing, but that's exactly what I saw it as.

My to dick welcome.

That's... pretty much what almost every game in this genre is. Including Sleeping Dogs (except with the occasional "drive here, punch this, chase that" gameplay for it). And to top it off, that's not even everything there is to do in this game (activities in story missions included), which makes me feel inclined to tell you that your opinion was formed prematurely. Whether it's a mission, or a side activity, there's way more to do than just shooting up thugs. :| Seeing as you've only played for a few hours (and judging by your post), you haven't even seen a fraction of what the game has to offer. You play a small percentage of it, too? That'd explain why you agree 100%, seeing as you too are unaware that it's more than a shoot-fest. EDIT: Wording for my response to LastWWolf's post bugged me. Fixed.

YEAH

Oh well. I've made the decision to not go straight to cheating in this one, anyways. It's just going to be a pain in the ass when I beat the game and feel like rampaging, though.