Recent content by JaKhajiit

1. I'm not sure I understand this question either, but I'm interpreting it as; do I hold myself to a higher standard in order to impress gamer guys because I feel threatened by the women portrayed in video games? No, I think my being real gives me a distinct advantage over these girls. At...

Denis Leary

My boyfriend plays although not as much as I do. I do have to occasionally put my foot down so the 360 and I can spend some quality time together, but for the most part, he understands. He's a keeper!

Liam Neeson in Fallout 3, Sean Bean and Patrick Stuart in Oblivion

I'm the same way. When my boyfriend's mother died no one (and I mean that literally) shed a tear. Except me. And she hated me! People probably assumed they were tears of joy.

I think there should be something similar to the pheremones you used to control the antlions. Same idea, but with headcrabs. Impractical, I know, but the potential for hilarity is enormous!

Whether it breaks on you or not seems to be a matter of luck. I bought a new one that died after a year of pretty minimal use. My boyfriend's has lasted for about 2 years now and he tends to leave it on overnight. At one point it did stop working (not RROD, it just wasn't spinning the disc...

By the end of Final Fantasy 8 I found myself wishing Squall was a silent protagonist. The constant introverted sulkiness lost its shine midway through the second disc.

I can remember playing Silent Hill 2 and being scared to the point of almost NOT wanting to play it anymore! It's been a while since I've simultaneously loved and hated a game like that. I feel like the ability to relate to the surroundings of the main character makes a game truly scary.

I teared up at the end of Shadow Hearts 2. Although, when my boyfriend caught me I claimed to "have something in both my eyes."

I've been looking forward to this one. I have similar feelings on the series, it would be nice if it could just die with dignity. Wickedly funny, as always.

That made my day. Yet again a spoiled brat raised by irresponsible parents is held up as the poster child for gamers everywhere.

Final Fantasy 9 and putting furniture together (like, furniture from IKEA that already comes in convenient pieces with directions).

It's an interesting idea, especially if it's limited to sports, racing, etc. I don't want to be wandering thought The Elder Scrolls 5 and see some random politician grinning at me from their in-game billboard.

The Longest Journey, I hadn't thought about that in a while, but I did genuinely enjoy it. I also picked up Eragon (new for $10 at Gamestop) which really exceeded my expectations considering the price. But, flying around on a dragon? Really, what's not to like?