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Coffee doesn't help you wake up nor does it help you to concentrate. What it really does is make you more anxious, so instead of feeling awake and fresh, I'm overanxious, but still tremendously sleepy. The one thing that might wake me up is the cold weather, which is why I decided to go outside and freeze my ass off until I'm a bit more awake than this...

There are a lot of things we can learn from 2012. For example, the fact that we don't need that many sequels. In fact, there should be a law that forbids the release of any sequel or reboot for a year or two. It would be cool to see what developers would come up with. Seriously, I don't see any other way to end this sequel madness. Do you?

Good morning, people. It has been an interesting year to say the least. When we first started compiling all the games for our Game of the Year 2012 feature, it seemed like it was going to be little to choose from. Also, it was a whole lot easier last year, when Skyrim completely blew away the competition...

Top of the morning to ya, folks. Any idea what you'll be doing for the holidays? Apart from playing games that is... By the way, what will you be playing anyway? I think I just might return to XCOM: Enemy Unknown myself. Honestly, that's about the only game I can think of in 2012 that warrants another proper playthrough. I dunno... What else is there I ask you? Mass Effect 3? Yeah, right.

Managed to get the comic out on time this week, so I'm really happy about that. Not that I'm entirely happy with how the comic turned out, but I still hope you guys'll like it. Anyway, it would appear that the crammed Fall gaming season is finally slowing down, with only a few major releases left until the end of 2012, which includes Far Cry 3 and...

This is just wonderful. I'm fucking sick again. It's the stomach this time. Looks like my immune system is all fucked up right now. Been sick three times in the past month. Back to eating cooked rice and drinking nothing but mild tea all day...

Boy, I'm really glad there are still making games like this one and this one. And, okay, okay, I'll admit this much; I am excited about Elite: Dangerous and Project Eternity. Mainstream gaming hasn't turned into a cesspool of mediocrity just yet, but thanks to indie devs there are still some pretty awesome ideas out there. Just hope EA doesn't spot them... and devour them.

Creeping through the shadows, being the silent assassin, taking out lights, slipping past guards undetected. Growing to appreciate the ways of the Ninja. Gently slipping out of my Ninja outfit, I jump into my new Porsche, taking part in illegal street races. After that, I park my Porsche and just ouha whaa ooga wuugah! Sorry about that last bit. Just running out of things to say...

Okay, folks, I'm playing Assassin's Creed 3 even as we speak, doing my best to go through that game so I can provide the review ASAP. The introduction is a bit long-drawn-out, although it appears to be setting up the main character properly, which is nice. Apart from that, Halo 4 is on the menu, as well as Mark of the Ninja.

Alright, first of all, I have to apologize for posting the review of XCOM: Enemy Unknown later than promised. The thing is, I've received a number of games that I needed to play simultaneously. Now, I don't normally do this, but at this point, I really have no others choice...

So, am I right in thinking that the ideal game would be a well-written party-based adventure game with heavy RPG elements, mixing both tactical, turn-based and real-time and action-oriented gameplay, additionally allowing players to switch from first-person to 3rd-person perspective or to a top-down view?

Good morning, folks. What an absolutely dreadful day I've been having. Looks like the fever got the better of me and I have to work from home today. Hope you lot are all alright and yadda, yadda... Yikes, look at the time. Better get started on the news, pronto.

This low fever thing is killing me... I'm trying to type, but can hardly keep my eyes open. Still, that's no excuse. I'm working as hard as I can to stay on top of things when it comes to gaming news. So, let's see what new today. Maybe something interesting happened. Mirror's Edge 2? Single-player KotoR 3 announced? No? Oh well, maybe someday... I'm also listening to Vangelis. It's the only thing that sounds pleasing this morning.

By many standards it's morning. By some standards it's Saturday. By some standards it's the beginning of another peaceful weekend, meant to be spent with family, friends and lovers (preferably gay midget ones). First off, let me apologize for not posting the Torchlight 2 review as promised...

Games are starting to pour like crazy. With the Torchlight 2 review going up later today, we're also diving into Resident Evil 6 and F1 2012. Dishonored and XCOM: Enemy Unknown are also around the corner, so be on the lookout for those. Speaking of XCOM, don't forget to try out the recently released PC demo.