welsh_gamer

Muppet Christmas Carol Shorter than I remembered it to be, but still very good fun. Catchy songs and it made me feel that little bit more Christmassy! 8/10 Jumanji Yawn... The first 30mins or so is quite good, but it fails afterwards. Robin Williams look's like he is having fun tho. 4.5/10

Hehe lol My top drawer is full of tickets for things that are happening in the next 6 months I just check the websites of my two local theatre's very often (no arena in the North, meh), and end up being one of the first people to buy tickets for all the few and rare awesome events. No idea who I'm taking to them yet tho.

Pilotwings 64 or Mario RPG available on the VC would make my day. A christmas e-card would be quite nice.

2 front row tickets for Dave Spikey and 2 tickets for a Peter Pan Pantomine starring Jimmy Corkill from Brookside, and Peter Barlow from Coronation Street, on Christmas Eve.

I shall play

Barmouth? Porthmadog? Welsh for North is 'Gogledd'.

I suspect this game will attract a lot of the Brain Training market if it is seen on a shelf in store, hence why it is not a WiiWare title.

And I thought bike's were bad....

The level editor look's very good, but the main game doesn't intrest me at all. Reminds me a lot of Lego. Give me a proper Indiana Jones game Spielberg!

Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull teaser poster revealed. I cannot wait!

I saw that image, in a trailer the other night. Look's stupid in my opinion. Anyway, in other news, accoding to a Christmas TV guide I picked up today, the special will run for 1 hour and 10minutes! 10 more minutes of Dr Who for us this Christmas, compared with the other two special's.

"Mwahahahaha! They shall never suspect us for killing Madeline McCann"

£3.99 on the HMV website

Awesome! Just ordered Worms 2 My first Worms game too. I passed Gamestation today, but couldn't be bothered going in. A very tempting price, but I think I'll pass.

"Fuck this! Let's just go to the reception so we can get drunk!"

I have purchased and keeping away till the big day, Guitar Hero 3, 300 on DVD and a 24 '2008' calendar for myself, while my family have purchased Mario Galaxy, Link's Crossbow Training, Transformers + Spiderman 3 + Pirates 3 on DVD and around 8 book's for me. I'll probably get a few little suprises aswell e.g sock's, things for the bathroom and more book's.

Independence Day Just as good as I remembered it to be all those years ago, but it felt a bit shorter. Excellent popcorn flick, or Hula Hoops flick due to lack of popcorn last night. 8/10 Godzilla (1998) Ok....I used to be obsessed with this film 9 year's ago and watched it constantly on VHS. Why? It's a mess, the acting is awful (apart from Jean Reno), the action boring and unbelivable and the humour is embarrasing. They focused way too much on "laughs" here. 5/10 Mars Attacks No story whatsoever, but there are some funny moments toward's the end of the film. The opening scene scared me very much all those year's ago. 5/10

What a coincidence. I just started playing Christmas music today Fairytale Of New York - Pogues & Kirsty MacColl Happy Xmas (War Is Over) - John Lennon I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday - Wizzard A Winter's Tale - David Essex Merry Xmas Everybody - Slade Stop The Cavalry - Jona Lewie Do They Know It's Christmas - Band Aid (Original, as the new one suck's because of that rap)

Not bad - only 1500 stars to spend by the end of the year. I hope they put something decent in there around Christmas time. I don't want to buy a bloody keyring with my expiring stars!

The online board's were much better and much more popular before the change. It does feel like a chore going into the online board's for me anyway. Do we really need a whole board for the 2 or 3 Wii games that are online?

The extended edition's are fantastic, and a brilliant was to pass a boring Sunday afternoon. Got into LOTR when the Two Towers came out, and saw Return of the King 3 time's at the cinema! On leaving the cinema, the films always made me feel nice and fuzzy inside, and meant that Christmas was just around the corner.

Terminator 2 A classic. Just as good as I remebered it all those years ago. You have to admire Arnie's Terminator's determination to save John no matter what toward's the end, and it's a very touching moment when he destroy's himself, seeing as he was like a father figure to John and learnt a lot of human characteristics. Noticed there wasn't any moments in the film where John and Sarah connected/communicated with one another much, which is a shame. 9/10

Happy Birthday Wii! I can't belive it's been a year. Had a great Christmas last year thanks to Zelda, and should have an even better one this year with Mario Galaxy, Guitar Hero 3 and Link's Crossbow Training. A personal highlight of mine has been Mario Strikers. Played this game non-stop online for a good 3 month's, and had many fantastic games with N-E folk on it. If I did have a 360 I would be worried that I would have no social life due to the amount of online game's on it, so with Nintendo's limited online game's, I am able to balance the two. The VC has had a good year too. Paper Mario is a game I never owned on the N64, and it's great to re-play Mario Kart 64 and Lylat Wars. Biggest dissapointments were the short lived and boring Super Paper Mario and the delay of Medal of Honor Heroes 2. I'm sure 2008 can only get better, and after seeing what games are being released in the first 6 months, I'm pretty sure of it!

Never had a real one in our house We have a fibre optic tree, which I shall be putting up soon!

Harry Hill. TV Burp is hillarious along with his commentary on You've Been Framed. His stand up show has strong material too. Jimmy Carr. One can easily watch just 5 minutes of his stand up show, and still be amused, as he doesn't really on long joke's, just a hell of a lot of one line jokes. So you defintley get you money's worth if you see him. Paul Merton and Ian Hislop. Have I Got News For You - one of my favourite TV programme's ever! Would love to be in the audience someday. Great surreal comedy from Paul and great satrcial comedy from Ian. Marcus Brigstocke. Saw him live in October, and belive him to be the best stand-up comedian I have seen so far. John Cleese. Fawlty Towers. Enough said. David Mitchell and Robert Webb. David is a fantastic topical comedian and both are great in the TV show's together. Honourable mentions : David Jason, Bill Bailey, Frankie Boyle Over-rated : Catheriene Tate, Litte Britain, Russell Brand and Peter Kay's stand up (his TV work is great)