The first Ninja Gaiden game for the original X-Box console was one of the best games I played, and that is including the Halo series. Released approximately at the same time as Halo, Ninja Gaiden pushed the mere 700 MHz X-Box to the limit and featured absolutely stunning animation and beautifully rendered backgrounds of an amazing world of a fiend-infested Vigoorian empire. When Ninja Gaiden II for XBox 360 came out, I just had to see what Team Ninja can do with three 3.2 GHz cores.

Bioshock TV commercial caught my attention one day - giant tormented monsters, little spooky girls with glowing eyes, the city under the sea and hoards of were-humans attacking a stranger caught up in an friendly-looking brutal world of Rapture... It looked like a good story and I like a good one in a game, so I was looking forward to playing it. Last week came across a copy of BioShock and gave it a try.

I finally have converted to XBox-360 and picked up a copy of Halo3 about a month ago. I was looking forward to playing this game since the first Halo, which was one of the greatest games I played. I didn't buy the first one, renting it at Blockbuster again and again, so when second one came out, I decided save some money and buy the game.