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There definitely will be early adopters, I'm usually not one of them though.

Or, maybe there are some bad games that are good in small doses.

I only get motion sick if I'm actually sick anyway.

Maybe a health square in a Twisted Metal game. Or perhaps an oxygen tank back when I was playing Operation Neptune.

Mike or Stu from Twisted Metal 2. These two are fellow Metalheads fighting for their lives in the Twisted Metal universe. They inspire me to keep on being a Metal fan in Rap territory, if Metal music itself doesn't do that. I just wish they had higher IQ poetry though.

Gran Turismo games would probably be it.

I would be in Gran Turismo 6. I would base myself in America and race Chevys.

I would add a Chevy Monte Carlo to GT6. As a hard core NASCAR Cup Series and Gran Turismo fan I can't believe the series never had one in any way.

The Dukes of Hazzard: Racing for Home.

Twisted Metal Black. That game always creeped me out more than other Twisted games.

I won the Talladega 500 by two laps in Sierra NASCAR Racing 2 on the PC.

Mod your car to win in racing games.

Back in the late '90's some PlayStation games with two player split screen would tick me off because I thought my FOV was too narrow.

Early NBA Live games had Sprite and Nestle ads in them.

I'll read reviews sometimes, but I still might get a game they panned anyway.

I didn't get Star Collector in my Hoyle game pack from long ago at first, but after a few attempts I got the hang of it.

I don't play Tekken that often, so who knows if I'll master many moves. These days I find myself going to games that comfort me like NBA Live '03 and Gran Turismo 6.

Ah, I get it now.

I'd go with Twisted Metal shields instead of armor. Nothing ever gets through those shields.

I would want to put Mike and Stu from Twisted Metal 2 in Celtics uniforms and place them in NBA Live 2003.

I don't know if I'll get into VR or not. Price and type of experience available would be the two factors as to if I would do it.

I feel that way about GT6. It hasn't lost its magic, but somehow it comforts me to play it, unless I'm in a tough battle for position.

I'm trying to think of such a game.

I don't play games with rooms, but if I did I would probably search them pretty thoroughly to make sure I don't miss anything important.

I find that most games are immersive, even something simple like PlayStation Monopoly.