Resi 2 all done, and my maps done as far as I'm gonna do them. There are a few things that I haven't fully discovered, but I'm not gonna play the game through a bunch of other times just to figure out one or two things that don't really matter.

NOTE: The maps definitely aren't final yet. You are welcome to send me corrections to the maps if I've made errors, and I will fix them. The things I do not know 100% are:

• Scenario B - RPD 1st Floor - The 2 'Cord' corridors: The exact numbers and locations of zombies depending on if / where you use the cord in Scenario A.
• Scenario B - RPD 1st Floor - Information Office: Marvin zombie might still be there if you do not kill him in Scenario A.

Finally! Amnesia is all done and dusted, and my nerves can settle again. What a freaky journey it was. Jeffrey only knows what they have in store for us in the sequel. I'm definitely hoping they make enemy and certain item locations random. Whether that is possible I have no idea, but it would really mess everyone up as it would be harder to ask for help on t'internets.

Just finished the last Federation episode on STO. Really not sure whether to keep playing or just scrap it. It's really not all that exciting or tactical, and there are damn little bugs rampaging within, but there are a few reasons why I should probably carry on, at least for a little while.

Firstly, the new update has just added fleet starbases to the game, so if I get into a fleet I can help construct and develop one for cool rewards.

It was also quite recently that Mr. Gallear and I made Klingon characters, with him making the awesome Klingon Barry Scott and myself the weird little Jibbajabba. Would be interesting to see the war from the other side.

In addition, Scoob has just recently started playing as the mean-lookin' Kharnragnar with his mighty ship the U.S.S. This.

So I guess I have some decisions to make about whether or not I continue to hang out in the Alpha Quadrant.

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Me and the Scoob had a crazy rampage out of the blue earlier on Unreal Tournament 2004, which was the first time we'd played it in years.

T'was indeed a great deal of fun to jump back into those Goliath tanks or play the ever-entertaining CTF map Facing Worlds. Just a shame we were so out of practice and struggled to remember all the extra vehicle controls. Still, you can't beat a mad hour or two on that game. Groovin'.

That's a good question, Daniel my boy. So after much bashing of computers to get them to actually work right I have continued into Amnesia, and have just got passed the pretty damn evil prisons. To be fair, though it is a really spooky and nerve-jangling game, it's just not as bad as I thought it was going to be. You learn fairly quickly how to deal with the enemies, and if you always expect an enemy to appear when you pick something up, open a door, or start climbing some stairs, they really do not surprise you when it actually happens. You just gotta always have a hiding place in your mind and just head for it when the shit goes down.
I do quite like the idea of the game though, and have even downloaded the development tools to have a look at making my own little levels, but wow that editor is awful. Still it would be interesting to do something a bit comical if I can figure it out.

In terms of future grooviness I have just started playing Transformers: War For Cybertron so I am ready for the sequel, but really should have got it on PC not PS3. I can't shoot for shite. Have also downloaded The Witcher from GOG.com after the Scoob said the second one is really good. And oh yes, at some point I may actually get RE2 and RE3 done also.