The funeral of hearts.

So, I haven't written in a while, mainly because I haven't felt like it. Since last time I've begun studying for my drivers' license, and I've come pretty far, but not even halfway done. With that said, I haven't been at the driving school for about 6 weeks now, due to me and my girlfriend breaking up. And I haven't really felt like doing anything at all since we did. Which could explain why I haven't been writing here as well, I'm not feeling any better now either, I actually feel worse due to some events involving her. But I guess I only have myself to blame, like always. In either case, it's hard as hell having the one you love with all your heart and soul not wanting to be with you nor hear from you. So that's how I'm doing on a personal level, crap.

Anyway, once again I am broke-ass broke. I once again have no money at all, not for games at least. Which really sucks because there's quite a few games on the horizon that I'd be very happy to purchase. Such as UFC Undisputed 2010, Red Dead Redemption and Alan Wake. I won't be able to get a hold of any of them, but me and a friend of mine have been playing the hell out of the demo for UFC Undisputed 2010 and if that demo i anything to judge by, they've really improved on everything. And I do mean everything, the game has an incredible feel to it in comparion to UFC Undisputed 2009. It's no longer as clunky or 'stiff', it is smoothe as hell, from the animation to the controls to the look and feel of it, it's really fluent. There's also the ability to dodge strikes now, which makes for more fun fights. Also, you don't really feel like you're going in to different modes while clinching or being on the ground, even though you actually are, it blends from one 'mode' to the other so well that it's not even an issue. If I do get a hold of it once it's released, I'll have a full review up here. But in the meantime, there's a demo out for both PS3 and Xbox 360, so go play it!

I really don't have anything else to say, but now, if anyone reads the blog, they'll know that I'm alive.

Peace out, yo!