To tell you the truth, I have not been to sleep in about two days now. All this school work and other events in the way, it sucks. It gets to the point where you start to believe sleeping isn't worth it, ::Chuckles::

Though, when I do get sleep, I normally don't sleep until about 11pm or around 12:30am. If I am doing recordings of PS3 gameplays, I am normally up until about 3am or all night, due to editing and such.

   I actually have a large list of the worst games I have ever played. I am thinking, however, I might just post some. I am afraid I will become over passionate about this and go on a rage spree afterwards, ::Laughs:: So here is the countdown from the worst games I have played for any console. (I am sorry if some of the choices anger anyone ::Frowns:: ) 

   5.Final Fantasy VIII
Now I know what some of you are thinking,WHY!? Well, my reasoning is because the story didn't quite catch my attention. Though I played through it and, I admit, had some fun times, the story and combat system didn't really catch my attention. Playing through it, I felt like I was going to pass out not even fifteen minutes into playing it. Adding in, the way they changed the combat 

   4. Katamari
This game just made no sense to me whatsoever. I bought it and returned it later on in the day, angered that I spent my money on the game. I mean, rolling people into stars? Just not my type of thing, adding in, it was just ridiculous. 
   
   3. Doom 64
I am a huge fan of the Doom series, but this game just didn't need to be on the N64 in my opinion. As much fun as I had with the Doom series, this is one of the games I disliked for many reasons. Not only did it not fit right, it just wasn't as fun as the original. 

   2.Resident Evil: Survivor
No comment... 

   1. Final Fantasy 14: A Realm Reborn
Please, do not hang me for this. I am sorry to have put this in my list, but I have YET to even get into this Final Fantasy. I mean, really? It took me from the day of release to a couple days ago to even get to play this game. Why? Due to those codes you need for it, the stuff you have to somehow get and wait for. I cannot express the amount of anger I had towards this game. And then when I finally had been able to play it, the game play just doesn't seem fun. 

   Again, these are just out of my top five game, but if you guys would want a full list like the top 20 or 50, I could do so if you want me to. This though was not meant to make anyone angry, or to bash what you might like. It is just my opinion.

   The last movie I watched was IP man: A Legend Born. Such a great movie that was, although I am a huge fan of karate flicks and other movies as such. However, if we can count watching at least twenty minutes of a movie before passing out, I would also put in Resident Evil: Degeneration. I liked the movie, don't get me wrong, but I was tired. ::Laughs::

   It's really hard for me to choose which gaming soundtracks I love the most. I have played so many great games with amazing soundtracks, that choosing would be hard. So, I might list of a couple and see where this goes. ::Chuckles:: 

   1. Shadow of the Colossus: A Despair-filled Farewell
This song just brings the atmosphere when fighting the 5th Colossus Avion. After grabbing onto its wings, soaring in the air and fighting to keep on its back for dear life, this track brings an atmospheric feel. If you haven't heard this track, I would recommend looking it up. And if you haven't played it, I would suggest it as well. An AMAZING game. 

   2. Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver - Main theme
For a great series as itself, this games soundtrack makes it even better. When starting the game your are brought in Raziel telling of his past before his untimely death and rebirth, learning about how things were around his time. When telling this story the song begins to play and slowly intensifies as it goes along. An amazing intro for the game itself, I would look this up if possible. It is great. 

   3. Parasite Eve- U.B. (Final Battle)
This song brings more than just an atmosphere into the game play. When fighting the final boss, the song is slow and almost like a melody. Though when defeating the first form and moving to the second form, this theme begins to pick up and intensify greatly all the way until the end. This theme brings in a sense of fear because as the song increases, the battle becomes harder. And the best part about this, the musician for Kingdom Hearts did the soundtrack for this game. Though, obviously this was before Kingdom Hearts. If you listen to this, you can tell how both compare to each other. 
   
   4. Final Fantasy X- Summoned Beast Battle
If you have played Final Fantasy X, this battle theme was amazing. In the final battle with Yu Yevon, your Aeons become possessed by this man, and you are forced to fight them all. With this increasing problems, Nobuo Uematsu brings in his amazing composing skills and creates a theme that keeps you on your toes when fighting each of these Aeons. If there was anything I truly loved about this game, it was the soundtrack used for some of these battles.