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Carlos and Adrian have been itchin’ to get on the mic for a while now, so they decided to give you a special “long-form” podcast talking about Gears of War 2 Launch lines, a lengthy Fallout 3 talk, and some Master System confusion.
Bonus! The Kids Vote and Talk Politics…
I haven’t been playing as many different games in 2008 as I did last year. In 2007, I made enough money from blogging to pay rent, child support, car insurance, buy clothes and food, and travel extensively. I was also working for the Virginia Tech Police Department in 2007 on the side, so the side full-time job gave me plenty of money to bank. On top of that, I was pulling in the G.I. Bill. Unfortunately my G.I. Bill ran out and I’m still a few semesters away from my BA. 2008 hasn’t been so kind. I haven’t made 1/10 of what I pulled in last year in blogging and I was unemployed for most of this year. I finally landed a full-time job this week (with a modest salary), but the blogging revenue simply isn’t there yet. Last year, I could buy any game or system on a whim, because I had extra cash always floating around. Things just aren’t so fortunate now, so I have to cut back on my gaming. I haven’t been receiving many games to review lately, but it looks like I’ll definitely be receiving Dead Space from Electronic Arts this week. You never know what I’ll end up receiving, but here’s my plans for now:
Fans of Oblivion, lend me your ears. The latest screenshots of Fallout 3 are out, and they look pretty cool. For those who aren’t in the know, Fallout 3 sets in a post-apocalyptic United States. Your character is amongst one of the few survivors on the wasteland. Throughout your mission, you’ll encounter the Brotherhood of Steel, a group of technology-coveting survivors, and the Enclave, the elitist and genocidal remnant of the U.S. government.
I don’t know about everyone else, but I am looking forward to Fallout 3. Lunch PR just released three new screens for the game and they certainly look good. The action role-playing title from Bethseda should see life on the shelves this fall. The story takes place in the year 2277, 36 years after the events of Fallout 2. If I’m not mistaken, the year 2277 is when Halo 28 will be hitting shelves.
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