Family sedan

Yeah, it rules.

If I like a game enough I can't bring myself to move on from it. I'll just keep on playing.

I could go either way, but Sweettooth does have the more destructive special.

Even if I sell my PS1, I'm keeping my PS2 and PS3, i like them too much to see them go.

The two best boss vehicles in Twisted 4 with the best specials were Super Minion and Sweettooth.

I cheered for Dale Jr. his entire career. He made some mistakes, but they were minor. I still wonder what would have happened if he had gotten to race for Hendrick Motorsports 5 or 6 years before he did in real life, he could have had so many more career wins. And yes losing a loved one is never easy.

I'm still too into my PS2 and PS3 to sell them. I could sell my '97 PS1 though. I don't need it due to reverse playability.

I don't know, I'm so used to it being a PlayStation thing that I'll just keep playing old GT games that way.

GT games are also evergreen.

I'm happy enough owning the first three PlayStation generations for now.

They're really aren't that many current cartoons that I watch other than Family Guy and South Park.

I feel like Dale's son Dale Earnhardt Jr. had a tough road in those first few years after his father's death. It's kind of amazing how well Junior dealt with it all.

Part of me wants to try Minecraft, was it available for the PS3?

Yeah, Super Minion is pretty awesome to play as.

I hate to give up though, so maybe the game will get one last chance if I lost most of my confidence.

Both were created by Mike Judge though.

I actually think King of the Hill could have a video game. You could have levels where Dale Gribble gets arrested, or Bobby slaps a slushie cup out of another kid's hands, I'm not going to say the possibilities are endless, but they are there.

Probably same here. I felt little to no confidence playing Andretti Racing, so I'll probably just have it to say I have it now.

I'll never reach that point because I traded in my copy. Right now I care more about collecting Celtics books and Metal CDs than collecting games.

To NASCAR's credit though, it's top three levels haven't had a death since Dale passed away. If only every form of motorsport was as safe as the top three levels of NASCAR over the last 20 years.

Maybe if Farmville had been a find the differences puzzle that updated regularly I might have played it.

I don't like when achievements are a dubious honor like flipping your car over. That seems counter-intuitive to me. I'll try for achievements if I really want to reach game completion though.

Back when I was on Facebook, I didn't play games, instead I would try to read my whole wall every day. I only had like 200 friends, so it would have been easy enough, given enough time.

Were you really good at it, or was it just that easy?

I mean it was great for it's time. It was a huge improvement over NASCAR '98 in almost every way.