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House of the Dead

Tonton recently purchased a new game for our Wii -- The House of the Dead.






It's our favorite arcade game. We used to play it at TimeZone in Manila. Those were the times that we're just bf-gf. (how gory romantic noh?! haha).
But seriously, this game was one of the things that made us closer. It's like everytime we finish a stage/level and kill the creepy zombies, we achieve a bonding goal as well. And the peculiar thing was, I sort of overcame the fear of corpse! Hehe.

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