Yeah the original MC was the beginnings of open world racers. MC3 cleaned up the graphics, and what I felt were better controls. I did like that you could import the dune buggy from Smuggler's Run.
I was hoping the Vita would have been the handheld that was able to play PS2 games. That would have been perfect for me.
The PS2 is my favorite console, so its always fun going back to it. I have some games I really want to try after all these years for it, yet I keep going back to the same games I already beat.
I think I would have better luck with the Simpsons epecially since I play so much of Simpsons Tapped Out.
I think I'm going to spend more time with KoF next week.
I don't think I ever played 2. I have the original, got frustrated and probably skipped the second one out of spite.
NBA Playgrounds is basically a slower NBA Jam. Jam is lot more fun. Lego City is a lot more fun than Movie. What I didn't care for in Lego Movie was the funky sets and environments, but I would have liked to seen more of the Western World.
Nice, its always fun to find those special editions in the wild, especially if they are cheap. Was it complete?
I like how you created different environments within the game. Get what you need and then leave.
D-Pad. Its more how it feels to me while playing those games. I'm trying to use the joysticks as well but it doesn't feel "right" to me.
I'm going to check out Dorothy. I dug that song and looking them up on iTunes I remember seeing their latest album on shelves so next time I'm out buying CDs I will try and track down a copy. Their shirt design is also really cool.
I bought a Fozzy CD because it was Chris Jericho. I'm not a huge fan, but I think I liked a couple of tracks.
Three Days Grace and Papa Roach, bands I haven't heard about in a long time. Stone Sour shirt is really cool. It reminds me of some of the Obey shirts with the propaganda designs. Cool stuff!
I wasn't a big fan of theirs but I really dug their album Make Yourself. That was one of my go to albums. Now I'm just picking up Incubus albums and checking out the rest of their work.
Haha thanks! There is so much good stuff out there, and with CDs being cheap, it never hurts to spend a couple of bucks on something you. Who knows you might like it.
