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Tales of Graces f. Chaos difficulty is handing my ass to me. I'm only fighting the normal monsters on Chaos, the bosses are freakishly powerful on that difficulty, so I'll take it down a notch to make it less rage inducing to beat them.

Pokemon. Whilst it never was that spectacular back in the day, the stuff it does now is just too painful to watch. It needs to end.

2-1 win over FC Halifax, not too shabby.

Push: Bad News Barrett. He should've been champion during 2010 to really make the Nexus storyline a pleasure to watch. Hire: John Morrison. He never was treated well enough. He deserved far better. Fire: Great Khali. How is he still signed to a contract? He's atrocious.

Other than my countrymen (BNB, William Regal and British Bulldog) it's hard for me to come up with just a few. Edge and Christian - The TLC matches they got into with the Hardy Boyz and the Dudley Boys were phenomenal, such a shame that those matches are never matched in quality nowadays. Chris Jericho - Really should've got the Intercontinental Championship for a 10th time. His feuds back in the day were top notch. Eddie Guerrero - I was heartbroken to hear the news that he died. He made cheating look cool, and had some very good feuds too. Shawn Michaels - Was in some of the greatest matches ever, such a shame he had to miss 4 years of his career through that back injury he suffered. Ken Shamrock - He wasn't called The World's Most Dangerous Man for nothing. He could've had a longer WWE career had he not got injured. Steve Austin - What favourite wrestler list would it be without Stone Cold making an appearance? Even as a heel, you couldn't help but enjoy him stomping mudholes into his opponents. The Rock - I was pretty much split between him and Stone Cold back in the day, the matches they had, such a shame that a 4th match at Wrestlemania between them may never happen. Shane McMahon - Sure he may not have been a native wrestler, but he always gave it his all in his matches. His Summerslam 2000 match vs Steve Blackman and his Backlash 2001 match vs Big Show were his best if you ask me. The Undertaker - Always creeped me out as a kid. Looks like we may have seen him in his last match after how he got destroyed. Kane - A shame he never was able to win the WWE Championship again after he held it for a day back in 1998. Mick Foley - Hardcore Legend plain and simple. That Hell In A Cell match really cemented his position as a legend.

Watched the whole of this. Fell asleep mid way through the Streak match, good thing I woke up though, Lesnar winning nearly made me have a heart attack out of shock. Hated the shitty ending that the Cena-Wyatt match had.

The OST for every Kingdom Hearts game is one of my favs. Especially these songs from Birth By Sleep: Honorable mentions go to the OSTs from Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy XII, Wipeout, Wipeout 2097, Sonic Heroes, F-Zero GX and Crazy Taxi (Dreamcast).

Used to play it, but I rarely play it nowadays. Safe to say I've lost interest in RS.

What a ridiculous decision. Elise Christie has been penalised for a 3rd time by these corrupt judges. First time was kinda fair, second time was very unlucky, third time was just plain stupid. There's outrage about this decision on Twitter as well. These shenanigans better not happen at the next Winter Olympics.

Currently playing KH 1 Final Mix. I'm having a blast playing it.

"Damnit!" Stuart shouted after getting to the island late. He looked around and saw dead bodies everywhere, both allied and enemy. "That hill over there... I should head there." Stuart decided to head for the hill, whilst searching for any injured troops and supplies. Luckily, there was an M1911 on the ground, which he decided to pick up, and spotted a few injured troops in a safe location. Luckily, there was already a medic there. After making it to the top of the hill, Stuart got ambushed from behind by an injured enemy soldier. After a few punches, Stuart stole the soldier's knife and stabbed him in the throat, taking his tags in the process while shouting "Take that you piece of shit!" (Apologies for the length, I'm just catching up.)

I'd have to say WipeOut. It feels more in your in your face and skill based than other racers like GT, Mario Kart, Forza and F1. It's a shame there might not be another one, after Sony closed Liverpool Studio.

I believe it was Sonic 1 for the Mega Drive/Genesis or F1 99 for the PS1. I was never able to get past the freaking Marble Zone. Robotnik felt impossible to my kid self.

I'm going with Battlefield 2. It was fun C4 trolling the D flag on Gulf of Oman (8v8 variant). Every time the enemies tried to take it back, one click of the detonator and the enemies blasted off to infinity and beyond.

The avatar I'm using is one of the expressions of Ryudo, the protagonist of Grandia 2. The game is a personal favourite of mine.

It was probably how much I bought Crazy Frog Racer for. The game was pretty bad with clunky yet functional controls. Every time I try to get the game running, my PS2 gives me disc read error.

Summerslam has just finished, and I was impressed with the quality of the Cena - Bryan match. I'm not going to spoil anything. Raw should be a good one.