Family sedan

Maybe the Stix motocross handheld game. I completed it about 25 years ago, but it might be fun to have back.

NBA Live '03.

Well like I said, I want more Chevy and other GM vehicles. I mentioned the lack of the Monte Carlo and I just don't get why the Buick GSX isn't there. Also they should have a '60's or '70's Olds 442, another option for the Pontiac GTO besides the '64, like '68 onward and maybe a go fast version of the Saturn Sky and Ion. For Ford, they really ought to add the Torino Talladega and for Chrysler, the Dodge Demon. Also add the AMC AMX, they were kick ass. Also add a Hudson in addition to the Mario Andretti Hudson like one raced by Tim Flock or Marshall Teague in the early '50's. Also create decals we can add, like STP decals.

I'm not sure if it's scratched, but whatever disc I used probably would still work on my PS2.

Well Stacey, it was the Merrifield section of Fairfax and I was working at a Target store that was probably one of the largest ones in the whole U.S. It also had some of the biggest d bags in the whole U.S. too. This was 2015. I was a 31 year old long haired guy with a vandalized '03 Impala. I struggled big time at that job, but they kept me on I guess because they liked my attitude. I liked a lot of people there, but some were just trying to change me. They would threaten me because I wouldn't change every aspect about myself. I was even given a sneak attack haircut and told to get the rest cut off. As the guy was running away, I said "fuck you." I feel like I was justified. I quit that job out of intense fear four days shy of Christmas 2015. I have Asperger's for what it's worth. Virginia has calmed down a lot, it's not scary, but it's not the place for an Aspergered out metal head.

Thanks, perhaps I should try again with a different PS2 disc.

That could be true also.

It's also kind of amazing no Porsches have ever been in GT.

What we both have in common is that we cheer for out of market teams.

My only beef with the GT franchise is that you've never been able to own a Chevy Monte Carlo after all that nameplate has accomplished.

Well, you don't want to be a one trick pony, I get that. But perhaps the gaming industry isn't doing enough to keep us engaged anymore.

Thanks Blackangel, I'll go look it up now.

Sometimes David Pasternak's hair gets real long on the Bruins. Mine was longer once, but he still looks cool. I will cheer for Boston regardless where I live.

It's okay to talk about what you care about. I used to work in a fascist part of Fairfax, VA and people were constantly trying to get me to change my beliefs on everything. I quit that job when people kept threatening me with sharp objects and throwing things at my head. People should get to talk about what they like so long as it doesn't harm others.

Speaking of identifying things, what was name of that film from the early '90's where people had a third eye in between their eyebrows? I used to get yelled at by people for talking about it 30 years ago? What was in that that film that would illicit such a response from people? I to this day don't know.

I want games to not remind me of the modern world. I don't want to see Mike and Stu driving a Hyundai Santa Fe. I want to see them in a '75 Blazer monster truck. I play NBA Live '03 to imagine what could have been for the great Paul Pierce, if he had stronger teammates in the early 2000's. And when I play Tony Hawk games, I usually go to Boston to see the classic architecture I would see on field trips as a kid. Video games can be great to reminisce with really.

I wish that when basketball titles had a create a player feature, you could pick heavy metal hairstyles such as 1983 Metallica cuts.

In Twisted 2 sometimes the wrong gender scream happens when someone dies. Like for example Marcus Kane, the driver of Roadkill dies and you hear a female scream as he's dying.

Yeah, the red and black special paint scheme car from the 1997 Winston all star race. Gordon kept passing and re-passing some of the best in all of racing. Hendrick Motorsports, Gordon's team worked in a lot of gray areas of the NASCAR rule book. They may have broken some rules too.

Mainly just political opinions I disagree with, or ads that are too loud and annoying.

I can't translate meters to feet in my mind, but my '94 Caprice was just shy of 18 feet long and weighed about 4,000 pounds, this being for a sedan, not an SUV.

Yeah, those battle rocked. Remember Jeff Gordon's Jurassic Park car? That thing was insanely fast.

Heatman, what country are you in? Just wondering because most of the SUVs we have here in the U.S. are grocery getters that are essentially raised up Peugeot 405 wagons for the modern world. The U.S. market doesn't have the Nissan Partol. We have the Jeep Wrangler, but I won't buy anything made by Stelantis.

By larger cars I was referring to SUVs, but also we have bigger sedans (saloons as they're called in some parts of the world) such as the Toyota Camry. I once owned an even bigger sedan called he Chevy Caprice Classic. Mine was a '94, they got discontinued at the end of '96. SUVs can have off-roading ability, but most really don't. America's idea of a premium small car is slapping an Acura badge on a Honda Civic.

In Gran Turismo 5 in the NASCAR trial section, Jeff Gordon will remind you that NASCAR cars are heavier than other cars you might have used. I've been watching many forms of racing all my life, I really don't need that reminder.