More people are considering the Sonata than any other car

It has been ten years since the first release of what has remained the most popular computer game of all time. Starcraft was a phenomenal success in this country and for some bizarre reason is a national past time in others. Now with the release of the decade awaited sequel, one has to wonder can it live up to the hype?

The correct answer is very seriously affirmative. The newest release of Starcraft II has been like reliving my early gaming youth with advanced looks at what computer gaming has become in that time. The really crazy part of it all I learned about during the press release. Apparently in South Korea, Starcraft is a national sport. The fancy man on the news the other day filled me in on the weirdest fact on the planet. South Korea has four national news channels and annual nationwide tournaments all dedicated to the decade old computer game.

That country has to be going nuts over the release of the new one. Ten years of playing the same game and growing in popularity. That is a fanatical notion of loyalty. Getting the sequel will be like the first time they learned there was more than just white bread. Ok, bad example.

In the news besides computer games, South Korea continues to be the happiest country on the globe. The South Korean based Hyundai, has received the numbers for the past month to learn they had the top selling automobile in the country that gave them these two beautiful computer marvels. I was at the box store for computer games and I realized all I saw was Hyundai on the road.

The boys over at Extreme must be loving it. Anyone I know who owns a used Hyundai Elantra, Bloomington is a great place for them to live. There are others who own a used Hyundai Veracruz, Bloomington for them is most likely in the not too shabby category as well. Excellent gas mileage accompanied by a revolution in the midsize sedan market completes these models. Owners can ride down Veterans with confidence knowing they made the right choice.