I am on my to way Gothenburg again for a business trip. As I enter the trainstation I run into a Kinect event where people can try out different Kinect games, while waiting for their train. Unfortunately I didn’t have time to try it out myself. I haven’t played on my own Kinect for a while but seeing some of the new games on the market have rekindled my gamingbug. I think I will invite my brother and sister over this weekend for a gaming session. Gaming is more fun when shared with others!
For all of us who have played the computer game “Prince of Persia” it is of course interesting to see the Hollywood movie with the same name. It is perhaps not a dramaturgical story worthy of an Oscar, but they have definately made a good job of incorporating several of the typical gamingelements in Prince of Persia. In addition, the visual effects are really cool! Definately a movie worth seeing.
Today I have a hectic schedule, even though it is Sunday. I have a bunch of things that needs to get done, studying, work etc. To motivate myself to be really efficient I think I will reward myself with some Xbox-gaming tonight. I got several new games for my birthday which I haven’t had the time to try out yet.
Earlier this week it was my birthday. We had a nice familygathering, presents, balloons, cake and lots of fun. As is often the case in large familys not everyone could attend. So, yesterday we had a second birthday party, TechGirl style. My brother and sister invited me to Minecraft where they had baked a nice cake. There was even some singing through skype and dancing on the table.
Happy birthday to me, happy birthday to me….
Here’s a friday treat for all the gamers out there, well and everyone else btw. Enjoy!
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