Topic: My Gaming
I had pre-ordered X-Blades at the same time as the binkini zombie slayer game who's name I don't remember right off, while in a fit of hack-n-slash enthusism that probably would have best been waited out. :lol: Now that it's here, and in my 360, I'm kinda sorry I did. It's a compentent hack-n-slash action game to a degree, but not nearly as much fun as games like God Of War or Conan. The box to box, or room to room, style isn't particularly fun, and hasn't been in a decade, and to call these rooms "levels" is absurd. Stil, I've only just begun to play it, so I don't want to shit on it too soon. Who knows, maybe the best is yet to come. I'm not holding my breath on that, but you never know. Oh, and the cut scenes will give you that warm, nostalgic feeling because it looks for all the world like it was ripped straight from the old FMV games from the early ninities. :lol: Provided you enjoyed that kinda thing. If not, it's fucking horrible. :lol:
Posted by the Captain
at 12:40 PM CST
Beyond The Ninth Wave is a Black Metal group from Canada Volume 1 is their 2005 full-length debut featuring forty odd minutes across seven songs, limited to 1,000 copies. Seven painful songs, I might add. I picked this CD up from 
a departure for what was going on in the rest of the Norwegian scene at the time. Steeped deeply in thrash, they had little in common with their black metal brethren that ran rampant elsewhere. Unfortunately, they only managed to produce two demos, First Demon (1990) and Load Error (1991), prior to their dissolution in 1992. While God Sleeps collects these two demos onto one album for ease of public consumption.
vaunted big four, would release not a great album, but even just a good album? How long has it been since metal fans of a certain age could relish the latest