Video games and tea?! Could life be any better for an English gamer?
Ok, the tea thing is pretty stereotypical of English people and the fact is there are a lot of English people who don't actually like tea.
But me, I love tea. Well, only when it's made to my precise instructions.

I thought I'd just post a journal which is a bit like a diary today, since journals are pretty much diaries.

I love video games and I also collect games and related items. I especially like collecting rare games, the kind of games which tend to be pretty highly priced.
I don't have a clue how many games I have but a quick guesstimating leads me to think around 100 of them.

Today I got something to add to them in the post. A game which I had been hunting since I knew it exsisted; Banjo-Tooie!
Any gamer who loves N64 should know the Banjo games. They are masterpieces!
The first isn't too hard to get, the second is the rare one.
I tried to get one online but they cost roughly £70-£90 with the box.
My auntie from London (I live in the North-West) found it in her collection and decided that I'd appreciate more know that she doesn't play games very much anymore.

I spent today playing Banjo-Tooie while drinking tea.
I had the tea pot and my little tea cup and saucer. I much prefer tea that way.
Oh, and with about 1/4 milk and around 3 tea spoons of sugar. Yeah, no wonder people don't like the tea I drink, they think its way to milky and sweet.

So, are there any fellow gamers out there?
I'd love to chat about games.
What's your favourite video game and why?