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Some of the heaviest songs I've ever heard in games have been in the Tony Hawk games.

When an NBA Live game freezes, sometimes I'll press X. I don't know if it does anything or not.

I hate Twisted Metal Black. It's morbid and not as fun as the earlier Twisted games.

You'll find that this forum has some Tetris haters, but I'm a fan.

What is the heaviest song you've ever heard in a video game?

Thanks for the heads up guys.

Pardon my ignorance, but what is PUBG?

So they don't care if they can actually function in the game, all they care about is graphics?

I know Razor. Plus the other team races down the court and gets a basket in just six seconds. It's the butt kicking of a lifetime. On another note, I'd like to know why 1911 is in your name, seeing as how the first Indy 500 was in 1911.

Twisted Metal Black had such sad and dark characters that it gave me the chills. I'm more of a fan of Mike and Stu and not a fan of people having their eyes, ears and mouth sewn shut.

Shole, I'm an NBA gamer too, but I have a hard time liking games made after 2003. I find them too hard to win at.

I agree Shole. The graphics don't have to be that great, so long as I feel like I'm in the universe of the game for a while.

Axel from Twisted Metal games. I mean he's been stuck in that contraption for what, years? That would piss me off.

I would like to see the first four Twisted Metal games remastered. They were fun to play, but I'd like to see what they could be with updated graphics.

I still use a flip phone that I bought in 2015, back when I was working at Target.

Usually if I don't like a game after a few plays, I'm not going to end up liking it. Otherwise the question would apply to me.

My concern would be getting each aspect of the community being depicted to be authentic enough.

I try to get as many steals as possible in NBA Live games.

I don't see a downside to the disc version other than the fact that the disc could get scratched.

I hate rollercoasters, but I dream of driving a race car.

If they could put a computer chip in your brain, could they also brainwash you? But to answer the question, I really don't know what I'd want in twenty years from a console.

Not to brag, but I've played almost 1,000 hours of GT6. I don't think I've missed that much.

I miss those PlayStation demo discs with about 12 games on them. Were they picked at random or was it based on which sports in real life got the highest ratings on TV?

Probably Tony Hawk games. I only play them to look at skating fashion, see urban architecture and hear some good Rock and Metal tunes. My brother used to be awesome to watch though.

Armored Core, thank God I never bought the real thing, but I stunk at the demo version.