>The hype, the parties, see Guy’s post http://blog.guykawasaki.com/2007/09/halo-3-silicon-.html, very exciting and wonder. I feel honor because I am a small part of it, or at least got to be excited about the hype. I am not a gamer at all. Pehaps I’ll use Stumble Upon it to find fun Japanese games on the net, but do not own a gaming system.
Well I am at one of the Marketing events last week and they have a raffle. Much to my surprise I win a copy of Halo 3. I jokingly ask what is this again, much to the annoyance of those around me who wish they would have gotten it. Anyway I am still trying to decide what to do with it, any suggestions welcome.
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>buy a system. I am sure Aidyn would love to rot her brain along with you.
>You know that would be the common sense thing to do right? With #2 on the way my wife is not as open to the idea. It is like she wants me not playing video games when we are not sleeping through the night:(
>Send it to me. I’ll buy a system. I’ll keep it at the office and call time spent on it staff development.E.
>Couldn’t Jeff do that at Chapelgate? Isn’t that what Earl is teaching at the school? Halo 3 classes?