Ever had the feeling of being spread too thinly and you wish you could be everywhere at once? I think everyone would agree with me that as gamers, we wish that we could be playing all the GOOD games at once because being hooked on one game ultimately means that you can’t spend sufficient time playing the others. You can’t help yourself because you’re having too much fun… and who could blame you? 

November is proving to be a very, very, very, very trying month for me and I’m not even at the halfway point of it. As you may or may not know, I’m already a proud owner of a Wii, a behemoth of a PC rig and of course, a PS2 (which has stood by me for 5 years. God bless his stout heart). You may not understand the plight I’m in so let me illustrate it for all you good people of cyberspace: For the PC, I’m playing Timeshift. For the Wii, I’m juggling Legend of Zelda: The Twilight Princess, Battalion Wars 2, Super Mario Galaxy, heck, squeezing in a couple of minutes for Wii Sports is an arduous task as it is. For the PS2, I’m rocking out with Guitar Hero 3, Smackdown vs Raw 2008 and taking the Bulls to the coveted championship in NBA 2k8 (GO BULLS!). Come on, HOW THE HECK DO I FIND TIME FOR ALL OF THESE AWESOMELY AWESOME GAMES?!

Deciding to buy more than one gaming system is like deliberating whether to have an affair with another woman. In the end, the shit will hit the fan and it’s all going to blow up in your face and you’ll end up with unfinished games and a feeling of missing out. Worst of all, I haven’t logged on to Guild Wars for almost a week now.

Think of it this way, I’m married to my PS2 and I’m having an affair with the Wii and as a result, my kids (Guild Wars) is being left out. A kid’s gotta have a daddy!

*cries*

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