* Welcome back to Coffeecola! Starting off tonight, here are a couple of links to some recent testimonials over in my house base, @Gamecritics: At other linkage, here’s our Sport Of The Year. I’m certain most of you’ve probably heard it , but just in case, here you go. Oh, and now brace to our GOTY alternative… It is certainly not what you would expect. If you would enjoy something different to listen to, I then was a formal guest on the @Father_Nation Podcast, I talked with Jesse Foster concerning my perspectives on parenting, videogames and kids, homeschooling, loving wives, and much more. It’s all about being a dad and not so much about videogames, but if you would love to hear some of my extra viewpoints and to get to know me a bit better, here’s your shot. I asked people to send their private GOTY lists, and following is a short collection of sumbissions. Check’em outside and don’t be afraid to disagree everything you need! Nowmoving onto games… If you were one of those select amount, Nintendo emailed you demo codes to the upcoming Dragon Hunter 4 Ultimate. I had been fortunate enough to get a few, so I’ve been playing with the demo together with my wife and some friends, and I couldn’t be more excited. I will book my Tales From Deep Space Tales From Deep Space Review – GameCritics com Review — GameCritics com comprehensive comments for now since I am confident I’ll be speaking about it quite a while after it strikes, but I could share a couple of resources right now. First off, if you’re a guy who has been thinking about jumping to the show but you do not know anything about it, I strongly recommend this Monster Hunter Beginner’s Guide by Roy Blakely, also known as @Kotowari. I have been during the guide myself and his guidance is 100% linoleic. The only real caveat on this is the manual was founded on MH3U, hasn’t been upgraded for MH4U. As such, you will find (clearly ) inclined to be several differences between the units, but the center suggestions and instructions here apply. It is still an excellent source to get started. Another great resource is that this newcomer’s listing describing the weapons, accompanied by brief commentary. Composed by @AEvanko, his Gaijin Hunter website consists of the hands of someone who actually understands the sport on a professional level. Noooooooooooo! Finally, one last thing concerning Dragon Hunter before I proceed… Basically, sort of an embarrassing admission. I moved to Amazon a Couple of Days back to test the status of my preorders, which I just about fell over in shock when I realized that I had completely forgotten to order the collector’s version of MH4U
