Classic Cinema Online has a list of spooky movies you can sit down and enjoy while remembering when you were younger, being terrified out of your costume!

So while you sit at home this weekend eating the candy you should be giving to trick-or-treaters. Turn on that web browser and enjoy a few of your old favorites.

As of one o’clock am this morning. I received my email from win741.com and digitalriver.com. Letting me know that my pre-order of my student copy for Windows 7 was ready for download.

After downloading their download manager and my copy of Windows began to download, I headed to bed. Waking up to what I thought was a ready-to-be-installed file of Windows 7. I was met with disappointment. The file began to unpack itself only to bring up an error message towards the very end. Not getting to worked up, I deleted the files and tried to unpack one more time. Still no luck.

Deleted the entire directory, went back to the website and began downloading once again. This time to the default location (Hey, it’s a microsoft product. Maybe it doesn’t like custom save points, wouldn’t be the first time) After the download I again saw the same error message. Trying to browse their website has been zero help for tech support on my situation. So here I am, trying one more time to download the file through their manager. With hopes that maybe someone has reported the problem and they fixed the package.

Here is to hoping!

As it stands. My computer and gear is still in storage from a house fire I suffered seven weeks ago.

The site is now fully updated to the newest version of WordPress. Once things get settled and my computer is back to me, the site will be getting a make over and I’ll be posting once again.

It’s only been a few days since Blizzcon announced the new Wizard class for Diablo 3, and since they made the announcement that apparently, the world seems to think someone came into the night, robbed your house, stole your baby, raped your family (yes, even the pets) and then said “Don’t worry, we never loved you.”

Well I don’t know exactly if they can or not, but I am going to see if I can’t bring this site back to life. Since few months, for some reason I’ve been over-whelmed with different games, not to mention those stupid real life issues, damn mid-terms. plus more video games.

Expect a good amount of reviews coming in, here are some of the games I’ve thrown down in.

So… I might be dead to the world for the next few days.  However I shall do my best to keep my word of getting a review on Wipeout HD and/or Mega Man 9 tomorrow/today?

So it’s been near two weeks since a post (looks at the date again) Alright so it has been two weeks since the last post, and the poll hasn’t even been changed. Why some my ask, well for some reason or another, the other authors have ceased their posting.

As for I, I do my best not to regergitate information you can easily find on other websites. And with nothing major coming through my doors the last few weeks, I really haven’t had any material to cover.

With today/yesterday/apparently over a week ago for some guy in Canada. The Adventurer’s Vault was released, hopefully providing a nice supplement to the lack of magical items and various adventuring gear that 4th Edition so desperately needs.

This is the second video I’ve seen pop up from Daniel Floyd, which has now lead me to track down other videos he has done. Daniel tends to talk about video games, the industry in it’s current state, and ways to make it better… for the better? You know? This video mentions ways that learning is brought into video games, or could be used by more developers to help give something to the players.

So when you walk away from hours of murdering people virtually, you might also walk away with a bit of knowledge. Floyd makes some very good examples of way it could be done, and ways that I’m sure most of us have been affected by, and may not have even know.

As per the norm at GenCon, Magic the Gathering seemed to be the dominate card game, although not by much. It seems that they now have half of the tournament hall, while Upper Deck had the other half. It’s kind of a weird setup, because Wizard no longer runs the Magic event, instead a company called Past Time Games runs all the magic events at GenCon. Been that way for a few years now I’ve noticed.

Just a quick rant about an article I read. (After I was directed there by John)

Tis a sad day when all the beloved characters we have all known and love, shall just disappear into the evil world known as B.Net. I had some good times with you Sorc!

To start off, I said last week that after GenCon I would be announcing something special depending on how GenCon went. Well, I believe it was a success, so here it is. For those of you in the Terre Haute, IN area, I have been looking into opening my own store. What does the store do you ask? Simple, it will provide a nice, friendly environment for people to come play Collectable Card Games (Such as Magic The Gathering, World of Warcraft, Yugi-oh), Miniatures (Like Warhammer 40k, Lord of the Rings, and Malifaux), and even have some places for you to gather with friends to role play (Dungeons & Dragons, White Wolf, Vampire).

There was much to view, much to do, and much, much more memories to be remembered. I’m still a fairly worn out from the whole endeavor, but it was totally worth it.

*Other than finding a half bottle of vodka behind the cat food this morning.

Many of my friends have said I’ve gone to the darkside, that I’ve lost my ways as the computer person they all knew and loved. Some have cursed my name upon their tongues, while others simply resort to throwing rocks at me.