What I think are bigger news, I'm really updating my website this time.
Previously the updates were pretty much just links to my newest videos. NOW I'm adding the possibility to just watch my videos straight away ON THIS SITE. No new pages to YouTube open up, the video just opens on top of the page from the link. A much needed addition to this is that pages also scroll to the top once you click the link, so you don't even have to spend valuable seconds to do that yourself. You just click the link and play the video. Awesome, ain't it!
For now this only works in a very few pages as it's only been 30 minutes since I spotted my mistake with the original code that didn't work, but I'll be adding this feature to all my video pages as I feel like it (meaning it's all done by Christmas 2009) and if you want to see how it works, the No One Lives Forever 2 video page already has this new addition in work.

About my newest and upcoming walkthroughs, I'm currently uploading 7 Blades and I should be done by Sunday if I keep adding videos at this speed.
The next one coming is my Warriors re-make walkthrough. This time it's played on Hardcore Soldier difficulty, and it has a few more videos than the first walkthrough such as the 2 exercising Coney bonus objectives, most of the radio news that come after the missions, a few example clips of the different rumble modes and the Armies of the Night minigame in full. Just like I did with the webcam version I also reached the pre-set high scores and finished ALL bonus objectives, so it's a COMPLETE 100% Hardcore Soldier walkthrough.
There was some trouble with the walkthrough, though. Some time before the movie chapters begin I lost the ability to mug and resist arrest completely (for what reason, I don't know). Thankfully by that time there was no more forced interrogation tasks, but I can tell you that "All-City" and "No Permits, No Parley" levels were a bit frightening to beat considering that they're filled with cops.
Anyway, the walkthrough's done and all is well in Coney turf.

After the Warriors comes GTA Vice City Stories, and after that the original Vice City in person. Or city.
I finished VCS for the first time ever, and it also glitched in the end so that after the credits I could not continue playing.
I hadn't played Vice city in years, but it was fun to play through it again since it's my favourite GTA game. I also added my own little touch of style to the Vice city videos to mark it as MY walkthrough.

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When I quit doing my THUG remake walkthrough I decided to do a game that I know I'm not going to finish, ever. That game is Fur Fighters: Viggo's Revenge. The reason I won't be finishing it is not that the game would be bad. The game is actually awesome, it's fun and entertaining. It's just that I find Fur Fighters to be really difficult and time consuming, I haven't finished more than 2 of the 6 areas before and I'm certainly NOT going to show people me playing it for the first time.
Here's my sad story regarding Fur Fighters:
When I got the game, I just loved it, even though it was hard. I managed to rescue all the babies in the first levels without any help and I would have finished the game entirely if it wasn't for me accidentally starting a New Game instead of Loading an older file. All my progress was deleted and I haven't even tried playing again after that.
Still, it's such an awesome game that I want to show it to people, so 12 videos of it are guaranteed. Maybe 6-7 more later on, if I don't start recording TES IV: Oblivion tomorrow.

Like I already mentioned, the next game that keeps popping up in my head is Oblivion for PS3. Maybe because I just recently started a 2nd playthrough.
There's just a few thing people should know before they even start expecting an Oblivion walkthrough from me:
Most important thing you should know is that I'm NOT even close to a pro in this game.
People keep telling me my Jak walkthroughs and some others were pro stuff (they're obviously being sarcastic), but Oblivion... it's probably the game where I cheat the most. I dupe, I CE glitch, I run away, I play on minimum difficulty, I turn invisible, I use 100% chameleon gear to beat up Minotaur Lords with my bare hands. Seriously, no pro-gameplay.
I don't have the patience to turn the difficulty to maximum, carry the best armor and potions everywhere, level up efficiently or even try to be a hero and fight every enemy with a sword and a shield. Hell no, the game takes 150-200 hours when you play on medium settings doing everything as "normal" way as you can, there's no way I could fit enough of the quest story into 10 minute videos to keep the "walkthrough" entertaining. I mean, it takes you god damn 10 minutes to beat up ONE enemy on max difficulty, so what about when a cave has like 30 enemies? Speeding up every video is NOT a solution. Speeding things up damages the entertainment value, and that's the only value I...well, value.

I think it's pretty clear already, I pay more attention to story than gameplay. If I recall correctly, I have never (except for that one Unlocking Reptile for VS vid) given actual instructions for anything in games. My few text comments have always been more like jokes regarding something in the story or dialogue, I never add help for puzzles. I'm not a guider really, even though some would say I am.
So, the Oblivion walkthrough will be more of a story than gameplay. If you need actually help with the quests, there's already videos up on YouTube for the main story and some of the guilds. My walkthrough will follow a guy named Johnny Fox, saving and occasionally killing people in Cyrodiil, doing his best to survive and earn money. Of course things like killing vampires in a cave will be added in full length, but there will be much more to the videos than just the techinal stuff like swinging a sword. I will even add bits that are not a part of any quests, in order to explain why Johnny suddenly has the weapons, armor, spells, potions and enchantments he uses in the quests. Dialogue and texts (even though occasionally boring) will be included when necessary to explain what the hell is going on, even if I have to make more videos.
Only things I will definitely cut out are loading screens and long, boring travels between locations, times when I go shopping for some trivial items like arrows and potions and efficient leveling. After getting out of the sewers I will use a moment for efficient leveling. I've already planned that I will just add a short bit of me jumping around and fighting mud crabs with a song from Rocky playing in the background (I want my share of old, overused, classic jokes).

Related to the story: I will not do the main questline first. Oh, no! The main "story" is only the tip of the iceberg in Oblivion, and since it's the "big bad main quest" it's going to be the Grande Finale (if I ever finish this long-ass walkthrough, which is very unlikely).
Also, this walkthrough will be the biggest damn project I've done in MY LIFE, considering that the game is so long and it takes like 40 minutes to render a video. Not only will I have to play, I have to plan how I'm finishing the quests and in which order (to keep the story of Johnny consistent) beforehand. That takes time.

To the people who are now ending their lives thinking that JohnnyFox will devote the rest of his life to Oblivion and stop making other walkthroughs (I hope nobody died yet): I will NOT stop doing other games!
Oblivion is like a side dish, a big pile of salad. Even though half of your plate is Oblivion, potatos and fishsticks are still available. I will upload Oblivion videos at the same time with other walkthroughs and doing Oblivion shouldn't slow me down much in anyway, considering I have like a 100 unuploaded videos on my hardrive constantly. So everyday there's both a new Oblivion quest and something else... maybe GTA IV...

No, I still got more to say (I'll probably die writing this... I hope you wont die by reading).
For a long time now, 6 months at least, I've wanted to add my own voice in my videos. I'm pretty shy (I die if I have to interact with people other than through written comments), so I haven't done that, but I promised myself that if 3 people ask me to do that, I will at least try. 3 people have done that now, so to improve (or turn into worse crap) the story of Johnny Fox in Oblivion, you will actually HEAR Johnny Fox in Oblivion. If you managed to add 1 and 1 and got 2 (or any other result, this isn't math class) you realised that I wont be doing a helpful commentary, I will actually try to sound and act like the pansy you see hiding from enemies by turning invisible. I am that pansy, so it shouldn't be too hard...

The next walkthrough, after Red Dead, is going to be Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back for PS1. It's NOT a 100% walkthrough. It's hardly even A walkthrough. I just played through each level and pretty badly too. The death count resembles the one from my Metal Slug 3 walkthrough, and that I played on Very Hard. I won't be doing a 100% walkthrough of Crash 2, as I find it to be really annoying to do.

Another thing, kind of related to the previous:
Some people have expressed their concerns relating to how I treat my friends and subscribers. They say I'm too demanding or that I don't accept enough requests or that I should let others handle their accounts their way and just shut up and stick to my own channel.
Well, caring about my channel is the ONLY thing I have ever done. People can do whatever the hell they want with their own channels, they can upload and post anything they want, but the second it affects MY channel it become MY business. I don't care if someone doesn't upload anything, uploads crap, spams or subs for subs, it's his business. But I don't have to accept them to my friends list or subscribe to them or be in any contact with them, so you can just fuck off if you don't like it. My channel is my channel, I decide what goes on there. Telling me I'm an idiot for not adding people who I consider to be spammers makes you a hypocrite.
Also, I don't think I have done anything wrong to any of my subscribers. I'm poor, you can probably guess it by looking at my website, which is hosted by FREEwebs. I can't just go out and buy every console and every game people want to see when I can barely afford to buy games I personally want to play, so expecting me to do every request is stupid. I only play games that I have AND like. If you request something, if I have it and like it it jumps up in my list, if I don't like it then there's no chance I'll do it. If I'm interested to play something you request but I don't own it, I might go buy it and play it, but I can't quarantee that. So that's that, don't come complaining about me not accepting requests. It's because I don't accept requests. Not enough time or money.
Also bugging some people is how I take it for granted that people read what I write on my channel. I have the right to do so. I don't expect anyone to look at my website, I don't expect everyone to always read my video descriptions ('cause they're usually pointless anyway), but I do expect people to at least look at my channel before commenting there. I used to have my "To Be Done" list on my profile, and seemed like very few people ever read it, so I deleted it to save characters (YouTube has limits everywhere). Now it seems very few people even read the comments on my channel. I don't want to keep posting the same answer multiple times just because you can't read what the latest comment said. Closely related to this, I DON'T ANSWER TO EVERY QUESTION. Sometimes I just don't have the time, most times I just don't want to answer.
I don't know where is the best place to buy/download certain games, I don't know how to install your PC games, I don't know why YouTube ruins your life, I don't know when the newest addition to your favourite game series is released, I don't know why your console or computer is overheating or making funny sounds and I don't know what happens in the story after the game ends. You should seriously redirect your questions to someone else, I'm not the international help center, I'm a guy who plays videos games badly. Just a guy, another guy, some guy. Nothing else.

Lastly, never take offence to what I say here or on my channel if there's a slight chance it's not meant for you.
I don't write this crap angry as hell, and I don't go crying in the corner later. I write this so there would be something on my website, and at least this way there's a chance that using internet becomes easier for me if enough people see this. So if you picture an angry teenager or pissed off 30-year-old writing this in murderous rage, try to picture a chipmunk instead, or whatever else you prefer. Most times when I sound too harsh I might even be just joking, I just can't add my tone of voice to written text. So don't be scared to send me comments or anything.
But if for some reason you take this personally, then it might be a good idea to think about why you think like that.

The next walkthrough I'm making is Spyro Year of the Dragon.
This PlayStation game is one of people's favourites from what I hear, and it's one of my favourites also. It was the first PSone game I ever owned and played, too.
So far I've completed Sunrise Spring World ENTIRELY, meaning that I have collected every gem and dragon egg possible. That's including Tiki Lodge in Molten Crater level and Crawdad Farm, the first Sparx world. I've also finished Midday Garden Home, Sgt. Byrd's Base and Icy Peak entirely.
I don't know yet if I'm going to keep collecting everything and make a 100% run (or 117%), but I'll try as long as I have the energy for that. I've done it years ago, so it's not impossible, but it might prove to be frustrating later, trying to collect the very last gems from some corner I forgot to check earlier.
I also had a bit of trouble with the walkthrough already. I was editing the footage when I noticed that one of the video files was corrupted (how, I don't know) and didn't have any sound. Well, after thinking about it for awhile and giving up on the idea of just apologizing for the inconvenience and adding some background music to the otherwise silent videos, I decided to replay the game from the beginning and record the lost bits again. I didn't want to collect everything though, so in videos 17-20 the total amount of gems and eggs isn't the same as in the rest of the walkthrough. I did, however, collect all the gems and eggs from the levels I recorded again, so it shouldn't be too big a deal in the end.

Due to a lot of people asking me how they could contact me other than through YouTube, I decided to again start using MSN Messenger. So, if you got some questions or you want to babble about crap, add my MSN address, JohnnyBastard1@hotmail.com.
Make sure you add that one instead of my main e-mail address, otherwise I most likely will block you. Bastard is my main messenger address because most people already know that one and since it already states that I'm a bastard, I don't have to feel bad for blocking you, if I choose to block you.

People are constantly asking me what games I'm going to do next. Well, since people don't seem to understand if I say it in my YouTube profile, bulletins or comments, I'll say it here now and hope that someday people learn to read first and ask questions later:
I have NOTHING planned yet. I'll edit my last MK Armageddon videos and THEN I'll start thinking what I could do next. I hate to plan too far ahead, since I can't be sure what game I want to play, say, a week later. I only play what I want to, people's requests and my previous plans never affect my decision when I pick a game from my shelf. Only if someone requests a game that I want to do but hadn't yet decided for sure, then I accept the request.
I don't do guides, my goal isn't to help people, my channel is not only for the people who need help with their games. That's what you need to understand first. I never decided to start making full walkthroughs, I just got sidetracked when people kept asking for more and more videos and games and it was fun to record them.
If my videos are helpful or entertaining, then good, but I don't specifically aim to please YOU.
Anyway, some games I'm CURRENTLY thinking of doing are Gun, Red Dead Revolver, Tony Hawks Underground and Jak & Daxter. Yes, I have done the last three already, but now I got a tuner so I can have better quality.