Family sedan

Yes, my grades did eventually improve.

Yeah, Cruisin' U.S.A. was pretty addictive.

Yeah, I guess I could, thanks.

Yeah, I was and am a big muscle car fan.

In GT2 I would use a Chrysler muscle car to win station wagon cup races.

I've been procrastinating on completing Car and Driver Grand Tour Racing '98. I only have two more wins to get, but I stink at the Easter Island circuit.

Twisted Metal is a fitting name for what it is.

I don't play for as many hours as I did in my early twenties. I'm more into reading and watching YouTube now. I still play some of the time, but not nearly as much as say sixteen years ago.

NASCAR '99, but make it have far better graphics than the original.

It allows me a chance to race cars, something I couldn't do in real life.

It depends on how good of a race car I have compared to the competition.

I almost never bought new when I had modern consoles. My newest console now is PS3, so this really doesn't apply to me.

Yeah, 41 is too young to go.

Yeah, that's the one I think and it had the same creator as GT I believe.

I played it a lot because it was at my campus in community college. I gave so many quarters to that arcade game and took a lot of the records too.

Yeah, but I was allowed other activities like listening to music, building model cars and playing other PC games. I brought my grades up though.

I try to run smooth laps and never crash, but sometimes that fails.

My parents banned me from playing NASCAR Racing 2 until I got better at school. This was early 1997.

Actually in the old EA Sports Indy 500 game which I believe was from 1989, but I got it in '95, the mouse could steer the car. It wasn't supposed to but it could and people accidentally crashed me out of the race by touching the mouse.

I used to be big into '60's and '70's movies, but they don't seem to be on cable much anymore. A shame as I want to re-watch Mother, Jugs and Speed.

There was a previous game by the same creator with all Japanese cars, but no one remembers it. I only just did. I forget it's name though.

I get that he's not evil, but Axel from the Twisted Metal games. Like I said earlier, being confined in that contraption for years on end would piss me off, so I really wouldn't want to face him.

My brother used to play SSX Tricky, I really don't remember much other than Seiya was hot.

My favorite game soundtracks are either Tony Hawk ones or the GT3 or GT 4 soundtracks.

I was born during the "Bird Era" in Boston. I was eight when Larry Bird retired. Basketball fandom has been one of the biggest parts of my life. I have even ended friendships because people were trying to change me out of liking Boston sports. Kobe was pretty cool though.