Grunge Gamer

With a good group of friends, any game can go from being a POS to a great game.  I’ve noticed lately, no matter how good a game is, if I’m not playing the same game as my core group of gaming friends, I lose interest fast.

I decided to take the plunge into the Bad Company 2 multiplayer only demo this weekend. The first Bad Company game was a bit too over the top for me as I clamor for realism in my shooters; as realistic as regenerating health and the ability to take multiple bullets can be.

With all of these games coming out on every platform these days, I thought I would be able to find some more information about this topic.  A Wikipedia page or at the least a heated forum discussion ending in an argument about the awesomeness of Runescape.  I can’t find a damn thing even mentioning something that touches cross platform licensing for games.  Maybe I’m not searching for the right topics, or maybe this concept is newer than I thought, but probably not. I mean, I’m just some random internet blog rambling douche bag.

Sorry for the lull everybody, winter breaks are productivity killers. Without further delay, we present the final list of gamers we love to hate.