Happy Thanksgiving!

I may grumble about being dragged away from Michigan to go and visit my cousin's house for a week every Thanksgiving, but as soon as I get there, I forget most of what's going on at home. A tradition between my uncle and I has been to rent a shooting video game (Quantum of Solace this year), and try to kill each other for hours on end (and yes, I always kick his butt), as well as a tramp in the woods that comes down to me shouting at my sisters and cousins to keep up as I set the pace. Thanksgiving dinner will be amazing again this year, and we have a homemade apple and cranberry pie for desert... life really can't get much better this year. Comment and tell me your family's Thanksgiving traditions, and your favorite part of the holiday. Enjoy your Turkey, and have a happy Thanksgiving!

Coming soon...

OK, I know that I haven't posted for a while, but an upcoming post is going to make up for it. On November 11th of this year, a game launched that changed the way that the industry will make games forever. I am talking of course about the new Elder Scrolls game, Skyrim. I would argue that this game is the beginning of serious A.I. technology because the game rewrites itself as you play, making up story lines based on how your character individually plays the game; in essence, no two players will experience exactly the same game. I will be playing the game soon (my computer can't handle it yet), and when I do, I will post a detailed review with pictures and videos, and all sorts of fun stuff. Hang in there!