SIMON + KAYAR

After a long time I feel being gripped by a video game. I have spent 25 hours on this one and it is going strong - thanks to my wife for being so understanding of my passions. Now this game and this series is very popular among nintendo circles and it landed in shelves as early as 2006. But I had to wait till now since I could not get my hands on this game (living in india). The drought came to an end this year when a colleague of mine helped me purchase these games on his trip to US. I made sure that I collected most of the gems of Wii like Super mario galaxy, mario kart, zack and wiki, pikmin, de blob and a few more along with this, the biggest ever zelda game.

I fondly remember the days when my brother and I sat down and tried to conquer the first zelda game on NES in a day not realizing that it requires much more than that to complete the game. I will update this after I finish the game. Atleast another 25 hours to go is my guess

Indian cricket fans should have one quality, endurance of pain, the pain of being so near, of almost winning. But among the pains of yesterday when India lost, something else was there to cheer about, a man dedicated to cricket. The devotion that this single man has shown in his life to this sport is amazing to say the least. After a wave of questions of retirement who everyone from my neighbour to the cricketing critics has been throwing at him, yesterday he showed why, he is the BEST.

The little master at the age of 36 single handedly carried on an assault against the aussies and almost won it for India, well almost..

P.S: Btw, he crossed 17k runs the first to do so and as a commentator pointed out he has been the first right from 10k runs.. And for those who says that he plays for record, you should have seen him when he stepped to get the man of the match award, the sadness said it all. I will watch again the many matches that he is part of, may be with a broken heart at the end but only to see if the master attempted it again...