Hullo, Ryan.

How're you feeling?

Well enough... a little... distant, I guess. Nothing has seemed very enthralling today, so I've just talked with people idly while collecting some pictures. Also played the old CoD as a way to eat time in between responses... but other than that; well enough.

You?

Well, good for him. I can only hope to be that fit in that time... though I would dearly miss my looks. Ehehe...

But, no. Hell no. I have no intention in buying another one of those. It's run in course in me... I'm very content with playing an older one on a harder setting. It's really just a time eater, anyway, until I feel like playing something better or doing something else entirely.

I do as well.

That's how most games are for me nowadays. I do plan on getting a few ones that really interest me so I can actually get back into gaming.

And what games interest you?

First-person shooters with a brilliant story-line. Much like Fallout 3 or Bioshock.

The one I have coming in is Infamous 2. It's an old favorite of mine that I remember enjoying immensely.

Hmm... Bioshock is a favorite of mine. Big time favorite. I've had to have beaten it a dozen times by now. Fallout 3 as well... but I sold that game so I could try and actually beat Vegas. It worked, but I never go back to it now...

I've played the first Infamous a bit... not a lot, but some. It was good and fun. Better than Protoype by far. Isn't Infamous 2 out though? Or have you just not gotten your hands on it yet?

I did rent and play through a bit of Infamous 2. Didn't quite finish it, still got a few missions to finish up. I really did like it better than the first one, story and gameplay was much stronger.

Well, if I ever get a PS3, I'll have to pick them up... among some other exclusive gems.

I'd personally recommend God of War and the Jak series. Both of those games are... brilliant.

I actually have played the Jak series... I have a PS2, so I played most of them and have played some God of War. I prefer Devil May Cry to God of War, however. Feels more technical.

I haven't played Devil May Cry yet, but I really love God of War in how it plays with Greek Mythology and makes it's own story out of it.

Yeah, Devil May Cry does that with Dante's Inferno. A very very wild spin on things. It plays a lot like God of War, but as I said, it's more technical with lots of different tricks you can do. It's very very fun, and a bit harder.