I was just cleaning some folders out in my room, and I found this card that said Who is Dr. Cube? I didn't know, nor did I know where I picked up this card. Please return this tract to let us know that Dr. Cube is now your personal Savior. Feel free to visit Dr. Cube at kaiju.com for more information on this once in a life opportunity. I thought I had no idea what "Kaiju" was, either. I looked it up to find I did know what it was, I had just never heard this name associated with it before. Apparently Kaijū is the name of Godzilla-esq giant creature fights in primarily urban locales. So, heading to the URL provided, I discovered that the main story on the site is about Bloc Party, my ...

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I blame my friend, Harry, for my recent hatred towards racing games. I've never been that into the genre that much, so I had no intention to pick up Project Gotham Racing 3. If I had gotten a 360 at launch, that would have been a different story. My dad, however, is a huge racing fan. I'm no where as near as into it as he is, but I do love the BBC program Top Gear and I do enjoy watching Formula 1. It still came as a bit of a surprise, though, when my dad decided to buy the wireless racing wheel for the 360. He virtually doesn't game at all, and I didn't want it, so I have never really understood why he got it. One plus for me, though, was that it came with PGR3. I didn't really expect to get into the game, but for a while, I did. Once I got through the Arcade mode once on the Bronze, though, I just couldn't go back. Now, though, I wish I could, but there's kinda this thing about me not having a 360 right now that prevents that. Why? Probably the Bizarre Creations blog.

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