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November 6, 2009

 November 6, 2006

Elite Beat Agents rocks North American DS owners this day in 2006.  I personally say it's at least in the top 5 of its genre - at least.  It remains the only music game I beat any more than the bare minimum.  If this was a PS3 game, I would've nearly Platinumed it.  Too bad consumers didn't quite see this this way because its sales were sluggish enough not to merit a sequel.

So it's been quite a while since I've updated this page, and even a greater amount of time since I wrote something new here.  I can't even bring myself to crank out a new Zit Worth It these days. Probably not surprising to those who follow my Youtube exploits and see the lethargy with which I post new reviews, I'm going to be going on indefinite hiatus from doing those.  Depending on what comes out, I might have one more review video left in me.  In fact, within a few weeks, I doubt I'll have any access to any home consoles for a couple months.

I guess it primarily boils down to the fact I have little to say about video games these days.  Lack of interest isn't bugging me.  I'll likely be on pace to beat two games a month this year, a pace I have pretty much maintained for the past several.  I don't feel like writing about my game experiences, and I don't feel like brainstorming about new ideas.  In my current monetary state, I feel less inclined to write about game-related collectables and even less inclined to buy more.

And as I hinted earlier, Zack and Wiki isn't going to beat itself.