Family sedan

I drew the car Thumper from Twisted Metal 2 back when I was in community college in Manassas, VA.

I want the ball cap from the first Gran Turismo game.

I just want to restate for any newcomers that I'm not planning on getting any new consoles in the next few years. I'm angry about micro pay and on my older gen consoles it isn't much of an issue. Also I'm saving to move out of Virginia.

When did Destruction Derby come out?

I started playing Twisted Metal 2 when I was 14. As for games with adult situations, I can't think of any.

I wouldn't call my awkward thing a mission either, but using Jay Leno's Tank Car in any GT game it appears in. It just feels so weird to drive.

I would have better dance celebration moves after I win the NBA title with Boston in Live '03.

I get embarrassed if I crash in Rome in GT6. I love the city street course and have logged more miles there than I can count, so any mishap there is a bit embarrassing.

I know I talk about these two games all the time, but NBA Live '03 and Gran Turismo 6 have to be it. GT3 also has that feel.

I've thrown a couple controllers at the ground, but I don't think I've ever completely destroyed one.

I got 20 seconds in and found it unplayable. Then again I do have Aspergers.

And if I'm a bit less popular because I play GT, I'm okay with that. I mean I'm a gearhead living near the E.P.A.

Well the problem is how many ways can you jazz up auto racing? I love racing to death, but others might not, its an acquired taste I guess.

Okay, I know this game is old news, but for me it's GT6 for the PS3. You get so many choices of car and racing series, it's awesome in my mind.

I'm craving some Corvair van die cast, or some Jethro Tull CDs.

When I get upset at current events, I'll sometimes play old GT games to take my mind off it, like I've said before.

I found Crash Bandicoot to be too hard to play, as I've said earlier, but I'm not going to dump on anyone for liking it.

Yeah, the PS1 was one of the few things that made the late '90's worth living in, besides Drew Bledsoe, Paul Pierce, Antoine Walker and late '90's NASCAR. And Rage Against the Machine, but my vote goes to the PS1.

If I'm playing PC games I'm at an old Ethan Allen desk in my bedroom. I'm in the corner of my basement near the sliding doors if I'm playing one of my Playstations.

I'm reaching out to any Hoyle Time Breaker fans out there. I know its part of the big Hoyle packs of games, but I'm a big fan and feel like talking about it.

Blackangel, I see you have some racing games. What's your favorite one?

I think LG may be able to pull it off someday. Think of all the products they already make reasonably well.

As I've said earlier, I'm skipping this generation of console to save up for a move.

No, I'm literally just dumping on the Driver franchise. The tutorial takes 800 tries to pass because they make you spin the car between two posts in a parking garage. I got so frustrated I stopped playing. I like most other driving games.

My vote goes to Car and Driver Grand Tour Racing '98 for the Playstation. If you can get past the stereotypical things written in the info packet, it is a fun game imo.