Probably. Since the one is about how she comes into power and the other one is after sometime she's in power.

Congratulations Rei Ann!

Videogames can be pretty frustrating. There was a whole bit on the Charles Booker show about what would happen if videogames were like real life, talking about how you would never get anywhere if you weren't able to 'open' stuff. Actually, that makes me think videogames are a whole lot like real life. I want my yacht expansion pack and to be able to open a new hot guy, or something.

Sighs, it's my new game. Annoying cut scenes, Tekken 6 is so different.

I don't play other games much any longer.
I spend most of my time around here.

My son is playing one of the Ratchet and Clank games, and I keep getting distracted by it. There's a weird attack he does which puts up a bit mirrored globe and disco music starts up - then his enemy dances it'self to death.... >.>'

I want Dragon Age: Origins to play. But I'm not going to buy it until I buy my new desktop and external hard drive. And then get everything up and running on it. Then I will buy it and play it on the new desktop. XD

Tekken just shocked me to death.

Is that a PC RPG game, Terrena? I love those.

Yes, it is. It's still new. Hasn't been out too long so it is still on the expensive side. But it has gone down in price. But it is cheaper at Walmart if you buy it in stores. It's like $40 at Walmart. Mostly everywhere else it is $50.

I will have to go look for it.
I haven't seen any PC games in our WalMart store.

All they have are the game system games.

Hmm, that's weird. The PC games are located in the electronic department at our Walmart. I know Target carries but it is $50 there.

Perhaps they are there, but I just haven't looked hard enough.

Maybe. At ours, it's a whole side of an aisle where three-quarters of it is games and the other quarter is like anti-virus stuff and some other various software.

We no longer have many stores that sell PC games.

*grumbles* Stupid item granting...

No one around here sells many of the in depth video games, but the small games like arcade games, they keep a lot of those in stock. :/ Not sure about Game Stop.

I always bought my PC games at Target when I had something decent to play them on. They didn't stock them with the electronics, though, they had them off in more of a generic gifty looking aisle over by books. So maybe your WalMart is just being creative, GrannyJ, because of the boxes?

Our Target keeps the games in the electronics between the games and the movies. I think the Target in H'Burg is the same way, but I can not remember.

I will have to go look.

GameStop sells only the game system games, I believe.

I've never really been in a Game Stop. I can only remember being in one once and I was there with a friend and it was one of the really small ones and we only looked at the Nintendo DS games. XD

Back from dinner.

Welcome back, Rei!

I don't have the money to get the games, sadly. So right now my PS2 is sitting there, unused.
Oh, and we have to get a splitter for it so we don't have to unplug the DVD player every time we use the PS2. Knowing my dad, that's gonna take a looooong time, considering how he's been saying he'll fix my computer, and he STILL hasn't after three years!

Thank you.

Wow.
I currently can't use my PS2. I haven't been able to since I got the cable box in my room over the summer. I don't know how to fix it. My dad is supposed to come over and fix it this weekend hopefully when he put up my new desktop.