Video Games
So, I've mentioned at least twice now that I'm a dork, and at least once that I'm a video game fan, and I guess this is the place to go into that addiction. It is an addiction, no lie, though nowhere near as strong as my addiction to caffienne/Pepsi. I have a lot of games, and I do play them on a fairly regular basis, though not necessarily hours each day, or even really daily.
My systems include my PC, a PS3, a Wii, a PSP, a DS, and an old XBox (I just can't bring myself to buy an XBox 3Shitty, though Fable II is tempting). I probably use my PC more than anything for gaming, and my PS3 sees a lot of time as a DVD player and is probably second most on my gaming list, followed by the DS, the Wii, the PSP (mostly because I need to replace either the charger, the battery, or both, I'm not sure), and very rarely my XBox.
On my PC I have a lot of RTS games (real time strategy for the uninitiated) and a few RPGs. Specifically, I am a WoW addict (though I'm pretty spotty about playing regularly for a while, taking a few weeks off, playing again, etc.). If you play on the Dalaran server you'll find me on the alliance side, and on Blackhand I'm fighting for the horde. If you'd like to hang out in game drop me a PM and I'll sned you my toon names so you can find me.
My console systems also see a lot of RPG use, no RTS games (because they don't work well on a console), some turn-based strategy/tacics games, plenty of action games (specifically I love the Dynasty and Samurai Warriors series, though I also have the Devil May Crys and others around), just a few FPS games (for the uninitiated again, those are first-person shooters), and just a smattering of sports games. Oh, and of course the first three Guitar Heroes and Rock Band (haven't had the cash to pick up the new ones yet). Though I haven't touched any of my Guitar Hero games since I bought Rock Band.
Just about anywhere I do things online you can find me as Necroscope7 (so on the rare occasion I'm online with my PS3 that'd be the handle to look for to kick my ass in a FPS or something). I'm not adept at gaming, but I love it and have grown up a gamer from as far back as I can remember, beginning on the Vic-20 moving to the C64, and so on and so forth.
Last but not least I play a couple of browser based games the first being Evolution Online, which I've been playing for a few years now and you can find at www.playevo.com , and the other being an American Football MMORPG called Goalline Blitz which, if you want to sign up and give it a try I'd appreciate it if you could use my referral link here: http://goallineblitz.com/game/signup.pl?ref=7885112 .
Music
Okay, I didn't cover this in my "About Me" section, but music is one of the biggest parts of my life. I mentioned there that I have 800+ DVDs, well I have probably as many CDs as DVDs. My tastes are eclectic, as I grew up on oldies, did a short stint as a die-hard country fan (which means I still like country from before 1998, but 99% of this new "country" is just bad pop wannabe crap), and finally found my greatest interest in heavy metal, alternative, and hard rock. There is some rap in my collection, but it's minimal as I'm pretty picky about what I do/don't like in that category.
In fact, with my massive CD collection, I pretty much never listen to the radio because there is something for every mood in my car somewhere. I've been to and really enjoyed a number of concerts though there are many more I'd still like to go to. CDs and videos are one thing, but there's nothing like being there, in the mosh pit or the crowd and just being a part of the concert. Going to a movie in the theatre is awesome, it's definitely a whole different experience from being at home, but it's nothing like a concert, at concerts you are a part of that performance. Obviously you aren't up on stage singing and playing, but the energy of the audience means so much to what goes on onstage and at the best concerts the band and the crowd will continue to feed on each other making it an experience like few others.
Most importantly, though, I love to sing, and though I'm pretty modest about a lot of things, in this area I'm not. I'm good, damned good. What I really need is my own band, because I could really do something if I had that kind of an outlet for my voice, but until such time as I can find a band, I settle for karaoke. I'm out at least once a week. In fact, if anyone around the Killeen area wants to come and put my bragging to the test you can find me at the Duck Horn every Wednesday night (out at the mall down by Sears). I'll do my best not to disappoint, and feel free to come up and say hi. If you don't recognize me from my photos here, I'm generally the only Sean singing.