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Games
Ok, my attention is officially drained. The onslaught of portable gaming for the corporate set will be the single reason that meetings will double in time, have participants wondering what you were babbling about while they were blasting aliens and no one will know what happened in that last hour. Ok, maybe it's not that dire but with the....hold on....new game starting....
AH! A new year! And time for new resolutions like regular blog entries, playing as many games as possible, and a little pet peeve....
Ever get that feeling? The glitch in the Matrix? The feeling of Deja-vu that is just so strong you can't shake it from the front of your brain? After finishing the new book, The Masters of Doom, I have the feeling that we have been here before and history will repeat itself.
