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I was covetous of a friends Genesis that he wouldn't play anymore at the time. This was like '97 or '98 when I lived in Massachusetts.

I think NBA Live '98 was underrated. I used to be really into it. The trade menu worked well and you could tell which players were being depicted.

I don't feel like I'm that addicted to gaming anymore, but WRC 8 almost gets me in the zone. I think I'm in like my 89th season in the game.

I wish I had a Sega Genesis. If I used E-bay I would have one by now.

I feel the same way about GT6. I completed it at least five years ago, but I still play it sometimes.

I think Tony Hawk games can teach you about sections of a city you're in. It may not be great detail, but they're still telling you about a city at times.

WRC 8. I've returned to this game after a week or two break. I'm good at special events, but I need improvement in the rallies themselves.

Has anyone made a good cover of any Persian Risk songs. I'm a huge fan of them and it might be fun to hear some.

Basically I play Tony Hawk games to see classic architecture, cool hairstyles, hear great music and skate just a little.

NBA Live 03.

I like to be able to see what I'm doing while I'm playing so I'd rather play by myself and not deal with split screens.

I think it would sure beat working in crap retail around psychotic people. I have experience in that. Besides, when my work is done for the day I can just go to my bedroom and read.

I think I played NASCAR Dirt to Daytona something like 15 hours straight once in '07 except for the fact that some of that time was meal time. Part of me regrets this, but part of me is happy to have 1,084 NASCAR wins in one game alone.

I used to be addicted to gaming. Back in the 2000's I was so addicted to GT games that I honestly don't know how I kept my friends or kept track of NASCAR or my favorite team the Boston Celtics, but somehow I did. I guess I have more mental strength than I think I do. I'm really not that addicted anymore. Today I played two NBA Live '03 games with two minute quarters and decided that was enough.

I like a balanced attack myself, but I also like a lot of armor.

I don't care if it was Twisted Metal or not, I just think it's cool to get a heads up.

Thanks for the heads up Heatman.

Thanks Heatman. Rip Torn really was a legend.

No, but now that you mention it, I think I will. Thanks Heatman.

Yeah, that's true. On an unrelated note, I'm trying to get my Switch online so I can race in higher paying rally events. Why hasn't Nintendo emailed me a password yet?

Twisted 4 was easier to play. Twisted 2 is how I feel things might be like if I joined the military. By that I mean you could have the greatest drill sergeant of all time train me up and I'll still just be a spaz making bad decisions. I don't know why 4 is so much easier, they must just give you more armor.

What year did he die, 2017 or 2018, I forget.

Yeah, I mean you don't want to just start the game and suck.

Do I really have to think to tell that it's him, or is it obvious?

Yeah, preparation is everything.