This two weeks, I was on trip to Japan through our school's exchange program. Finally, I'm back now.  Before, all I know about it was from anime or movies. But now, many of them have changed and other of them become more clear.

I have to say that I do admire Japanese people's great characters. Japan was destroyed badly during World War II. Just after several tens of years, they have built a country which is so modernized and so flourishing. Only with great perseverance and determination can a country make such a great achievement.  The people are friendly, polite, humble and kind even in a society whose tempo is this fast. I honestly can't speak any Japanese but  a few short phrases. Though people there don't speak much English either, they still managed to help me with all they can such as body language or simply taking me to the place I got to go. 

The scenery was stunning as well. Kyoto, Nagoya were so peaceful and all old buildings were kept well. You can fee

Gaming. Probably man's greatest invention. Gaming captivates so many people due to its ability to give the player a new body and a new world to explore. It is truely something enjoyed by its currently estimated 69% of the world's population. The gaming industry has taken off from its starting roots in 1958 with "Tennis for Two" (not Pong). Gaming may seem amazing now, but in the near future, our prized games and system of today will be like "Tennis for Two".

Tennis for Two recreated for its 50th anniversary.

Gaming in the not-too-distant past. Super Nintendo was released in America in 1991. This 16-bit system layed the foundation for great gaming with its focus on gameplay over graphics. Many great games were made for the SNES to make Nintendo the leading game company at that time. Following the sucess of the SNES, Nintedo released the Nintendo 64 gaming system. This badboy brought something new to the table, good (at that time) 3D graphics and gameplay(even though PlayStation by Sony did come out with 3D graphics, their 32-bit CPU were nothing compared to the 64-bit CPU of the N64). Many great games such as SuperMario 64 and The Legend

Tired of sending tells and using general chat all day?   Is one-on-one dueling out in front of Orgrimmar or Ironforge leaving you unfulfilled?  Want definitive proof that your guild is tops in World of Warcraft?  Maybe you just want your guild to win a trip to visit the offices of Blizzard?

top your farming for 5 minutes, we have your answer.
 

The WSVG Guild Challenge pits World of Warcraft guilds against each other in a mixed battle of IRL and in-game competitions. Hop in ventrilo, rally your guildmates, print guild t-shirts! Register today for Louisville or Dallas!

Gurubashi Arena FFA - Put your best champion in the arena for a royal rumble of epic proportions. Last person standing takes the point!

5v5 Arena - Get your guild involved and start busting heads to prove who has the top 5v5 team.

Joust - Pick your weapon and stand atop an inflatable joust pit, just like they did back in Azeroth.

Sumo Wrestling - Strap on an inflatable Sumo suit and flex your muscles in a real life Ring.

Guild v Guild Tug O War - The ultimate test of a guild's morale. Hold on for dear life and hope your anchor holds.

 Read more about the whole event here.