Too many games, too little time. I was all set to rush out to the store this week to pick up Condemned 2: Bloodshot for the Xbox 360. That was until it dawned on me that I've got a mountain of games at home already waiting to be played. As much as I am jumping out of my seat to play Condemned I just didn't see the sense in adding to my backlog at the moment. I'm doing my best to limit myself to one new game (per system) but as you can see in the photo above I'm not doing a terribly good job. On the DS I'm still commanding my army in Advance Wars: Days of Ruin and solving brain teasers with Professor Layton. The PSP has me in charge of my Patapon soldiers while Kratos waits for me to get him out of Hades and Silent Hill beckons me to return. On the 360 things are a little more complicated: I just started playing Mass Effect - and while I think the controls are shit, I'm drawn in by the story, environments and damn fine voice work. It's feel pretty epic, even though I'm only a few hours in. Turok is a unfortunate Goozex request that I didn't expect to get anytime soon. I liked the demo somewhat, and I'll give it a honest try before re-Goozexing. Call of Duty 4 has the #1 spot when it comes to multiplayer. I finished the campaign mode and had quite an enjoyable time doing so. There is still that damn Mile High Club achievement, but I'm not so confident it's ever going to happen for me. The Orange Box still has so much love to give, but I'm unfortunately not giving it the chance. I swore I would finish Half Life 2 this time around, but I haven't made it very far at all yet. Portal was great, but has long been bested, and while I think Team Fortress 2 is fantastic I haven't fired it up in some time. I completely forgot about Ace Combat 6. I really need to jump back into the cockpit and take to the skies. I'll probably play through the campaign and then trade it away. I'm not sure if the new co-op missions are out, and while the two included on the disc were fun I don't think I'll be putting any more money into this game. I'm angry at Lego Star Wars right now, and it's not even the game's fault. I was working through the game last weekend during some heavy rain and high winds. During which time our power kept cutting out on us. Like a fool, each time the power would come back on I fired up the game and tried to pick up the pieces. And 3 times while my character was loaded with lego studs the power cut out again. After that I called it quits and even though our power is back I have yet to try again. Not sure what to say really about Burnout Paradise. I wish I enjoyed it more than I do, but the truth is I just can't get into it. Sure I can admire the open world, but it's not the Burnout Experience I was looking for. I miss the neck and neck races and the constant takedowns, but it's just not the same in Paradise City. This one is first up on the chopping block for me...

Corporate events gather in all areas of the facility. Some corporate conventions have tables lining the entire gathering area. Other corporate events find it best to hang out in the conference room or the VIP room shown here. We have XBOX 360, pool table and enough lounge seating for you entire meeting, party, team building event.