No definite plan as of yet, playing some games obviously, probably going back to some of the old games I passed by, as I just ordered Shadow of the Colossus, Crackdown, and Assassin's Creed with the buy 2 get 1 free at Gamestop.

For anyone who either plays/has played TF2 that wants to give a big old thanks to Valve from their community for their great work on the game, I throw out this link to you. Just respond to the thread with +(Username) to have your name added to the incredibly long list which can be viewed here. When the list is completed it will be sent to Valve as a little gift to show our thanks. Be sure to spread this around to make the list even longer, it's looking great so far.

I already haven't played my Wii for well over 2 months now, so I'm not sure what I'm going to be doing. It sure isn't the greatest marketing strategy.

Well, Steam more specifically. Quite excited.

I'm actually playing Half-Life 2 Deathmatch, a little obscure I know, but it's still fun to play.

Some of you may know the MarioMarathon that took place about a month ago which made about $11,000 for Child's Play. It was covered by big names such as Kotaku and Penny Arcade.
Well the group is up to their shenanigans again for a Zelda Marathon with the help of the Four48 crew, who inspired the original MarioMarathon.
It begins in about 2 hours here and will go for over 70 hours. These guys could really use some support and donations.
Last time was actually really great fun, and they hope to achieve an equal amount of success.

Thanks a lot.

The ability to see who has checked out your profile page would be pretty cool.

So far the site is working great for me and I'm loving the way anyone can edit pages to put in lost information. But I do have a problem. There needs to be an easier way to read user blogs and reviews, currently it is a process, and on a site so dedicated to it's community it should be easier. Maybe I'm just missing something but I don't see anywhere to just search through random user reviews and blogs without clicking on the specific user or game through the site. So anyway, the rest of the site is great, and I understand this is beta so these problems are probably going to be fixed before the official launch.

I suggest a main hub for both user reviews and blogs on the main site, it's interesting to read what other people have to say about games, and even just the industry.

I say this site is pretty dang good. I love the user generation part of it. 5 thumbs up, err... wait.