I feel kinda weird roaming these forums again, especially with the timing. I've gone away, and come back to find that something not quite right has happened.

I've been playing a bunch of TF2 and I even joined another forum group which needed new members to keep itself going. Naturally, this caused me to be less and less active here. Its going to be hard, with school starting and all, but I'll see what I can do.

Love ya guys long time?

I just downloaded Fraps for the first time, and I think its awesome. I'm kinda sad that I can only record 30 seconds of video at a time, but I don't have the money to buy the full version. Anyway, its really cool and stuff.

Note: Zeno Clash (Or ZC as it will be known in this review) can be purchased on Steam for $15 (but is on sale now) and as an ultimate edition on XBLA ($15)

Zeno Clash is different. Similarly in the way that Portal was different, but not exactly the same game. ZC is a first person brawler, involving different punches kicks, and few melee and ranged weapons. The has about 18 chapters and the whole thing took me around 3.5 hours. Were those 3.5 hours worth the $15 admission fee?...

So, I've decided that I'm going to review Splinter Cell Conviction. Review preview: I'm selling the game later this week. I'll try to write it later today if you are anticipating it.

Another thing, I'm planning on getting a summer job hopefully soon. I'm meeting with the manager of a local mom and pop Mexican restaurant. I can't wait to start working. I'm a little excited, and a little nervous, as it would be my first job. I plan to stay active on this site, so don't worry,...

I've picked up 007 Quantum of Solace for the 360, and have finished Splinter Cell Conviction, so which would you rather have me review?

For those of you that don't know, Solace was an FPS movie tie in from 2008 and Conviction is a re-imagining of the Splinter Cell series from about a month ago.