The way I see it

So the PS4 is out so no better time to look back at the outgoing (eventually) PS3 and the vast collection of games I have amassed. I am open to any requests to review any of my games - I tried them so you don't have to! 3d dot heroes, Alice Assassin's Creed 1, 2, and Brotherhood, Atelier Meruru Atelier Rorona, Atelier Totori, Batman: Arkham Asylum, Bayonetta Bladestorm, BladesX, Bioshock, Bioshock 2 Borderlands, Brothers in Arms, Bulletstorm, Catherine Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, Cross Edge, Dance Dance Revolution, Dante's Inferno Darkvoid, Darksiders, Deadrising, Devil May Cry 4 Dungeon Siege 3, Dragon Age Origins Awakening and DA2, Dynasty Warriors 6 Dynasty Warriors 7, Eat Lead, Elder Scrolls 4, Enslaved Eternal Sonata, Fairytale Fighters, Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas Final Fantasy 13 and FF13-2, Fracture, God of War Collection GOW Origins, GOW 3, Gran Turismo 5, GTA5 Hail to the Chimp, Heavenly S

During my recent trip to The Traders I sampled just about everything they had to offer except in-room dining. The grill and steak house was offering specials relating to mushrooms: specifically wild ones. Coming to dvd mushrooms gone wild... unrated! The land menu meaning anything on land... well almost anything A lovely olive roll French onion soup.  The soup was very tasty but the cheese was a bit mild and tasteless. The portion size was huge and I felt full and a bit bored by the time I reached the bottom. Cream of mushroom soup.  The mushroom soup was a very normal puree mushroom soup. It was not bad just nothing special - a very fresh soup. Steak and mushrooms.  A sirloin steak with sauted wild mushrooms and spinach. The side was potatoes au gratin (scalloped or cheese potatoes for those not initiated). The steak went very well with the mushrooms and was cooked to a perfect medium. Ribeye steak.  By far the star of the evening, a grilled ribe

When looking to stay in Kuala Lumpur (KL) the options are nearly limitless - from high-end luxury to quaint boutiques to backpackers' budget. I recently stayed in the luxurious Traders Hotel which overlooks KLCC park and is opposite the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. A note before I get started - this hotel is not cheap! The room I selected runs you back about RM550 but is definitely worth the cost should you want the indulgence. Parking and reception. The reception is split between three floors the ground floor the first floor and the fifth floor. The parking believe it or not is actually in the convention centre lot which I am told has a separate security guard and is free for overnight guests. The concierge is located on ground, group check ins on first, and general check ins on fifth. The reception staff were efficient, had impeccable English and customer service skills. The man who handled me answered all of my questions accurately and informatively and generally gave me m