
This game has been out since 2008 but I just recently bought a copy for our PS3 last month. And boy did I ever regret not picking up this title earlier! I owned copies of the PS2 versions of Burnout. Amazing thing is that it didn't lose its sense of speed even if the graphics were upped a few dozen notches. Amazing! Even better is the ability to go online, play with friends, participate in matches, chat and exchange ideas about the game. ^^
Click below to view the video review!

Yey! I finally got my own copy of probably the best selling game of 2009! Although I haven't been able to play through all the levels, my initial impression is: AWESOME! The graphics, sound effects, and music is better than ever. And for what I can tell so far, the storyline is better too. It picked up from the last installment of MW. Those who have never played the MW series before (who btw might have been living in a cave all this time) should play through the first installment to fully appreciate the second one. Veterans from the first would feel right at home, including yours truly. I'm sure that this coming holiday vacation would be great! ^__^
For the meantime, enjoy IGN's video review of the game by clicking below.

I admit, I was a die-hard fan of the Dreamcast. Or any SEGA branded item for that matter. It was all inspired by the coolness of Sonic the Hedgehog, the very first adventure game I mastered and enjoyed. Exactly today, September 9, 2009, we remember the history of SEGA's last console and for me, the best console ever. Thanks SEGA. Cheers!
Enjoy the video commemorating the console by clicking below.

Being a first-generation PS3 owner, I'm extremely satisfied with my console's performance with all the bells and whistles it can offer. Mouth-watering game graphics, wireless and sensor-enabled controllers, blu-ray player, digital movie player, music and photo storage device, internet browsing and chatting. These are some of its features that I like and use often. ^^
So now, Sony has done it again with the announcement of the new PS3 Slim. Sporting a bigger storage capacity and price cuts which are always welcome. Watch the unveiling from GameSpot.





