Comments on: Gamer’s Mind Blog: Game Ranting

By: hetLomProtmes

hetLomProtmes — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 23:38:16 +0000

There’s been a lot of buzz these last few years about ancient secrets and techniques. They’ve been known for hundreds, even thousands of years by the elite. Hidden from the public, they kept this information suppressed so they could control you. It’s no secret that the way you think influences your life in every way. The Law of Attraction is such a basic concept but we need to fully understand it to achieve our full potential. I won’t teach the Law of Attraction for any amount of money. My time is incredibly valuable and I only have time to deal with serious people – those who already understand the basics. Don’t worry, I won’t leave you alone in the dark if you don’t already know all this stuff. When I was new, some very nice people pointed me in the right direction and I want to do the same for others. After all, I do enjoy talking about this and spreading the good stuff around!

Dan decided to show us his collection of healing machines he collected over the years:Nutrition

I think you’ll enjoy it! What do you guys think about this kind of technology?

By: sarge-ak47

sarge-ak47 — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 13:25:18 +0000

See i got a pretty sweet set up, sometimes i dont use surround sound but for the most part its instinctual to turn it on when booting the ps3 or wii.
ON lazy days nothing beats playing burnout..listening to some custom tunes.. just driving around the city and hitting jumps at subsonic speeds always is a great fall back.

But I would agree with Metal Gear, specially 4 and its multi player, never a dull moment when youre with friends

By: Brett.Caron

Brett.Caron — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 13:31:52 +0000

Oh man, the best fallback game for this kid – Metal Gear. Always. But it’s kind of a cheap-out, because I refuse to pick a specific MGS (1-4). Second to that is either Dead Rising, or Sonic the Hedgehog.

By the way, I’m gonna borrow that Sonic collection for the 360. And by borrow, I mean steal.