IMTHEONEKILLINU

Glory to the Alliance you filthy green b**tards!

Risk: Black Ops is beautiful and I promise to care for it, always.

and should the need ever arise, I promise to use my wife as a human shield in order to insure it's protection.

PSP3000. They don't offer me a way to use my UMDs on the PSPGo nor do they offer a second analog stick. I'm waiting for a PSP2 that hopefully at least gives me the second stick.

I'd have to go with A-Spec. Sure there were fewer cars, but everything was so much better organized.

It may also remain the "best" version even after GT5 comes out. The quantity of cars doesn't insure a better game and Forza has definitely set the bar pretty high with it's damage modeling and ease of play for beginners on up to hardcore players.

As has been already said, I'd have to go with "The Ring". It's by far one of the most iconic tracks in all of road racing.

I won't win this package although I'd love to because I'm a hardcore gamer, but beyond that, I'm really glad to rant about this again. I've already given hell to Turn10 for Forza3, and now it's time to nail Polyphony.

What's my "favorite car" featured in GT? Oh well it has to be the Scion xB of course (insert eye rolling and disgust here). This is supposed to be a game about the love of automobiles and driving, isn't it? Does anyone really love the Scion x "anything"? Okay, so maybe some do, but it's for the goofy look and gas mileage which is completely contrary to the game and it's initial design.

I could say that I love the 2008 Dodge Magnum R/T (with the 29R Performance Group package) which is the car that I drive, but alas it seems that along with Turn10, Polyphony Digital hasn't seen fit to include it in their game. It doesn't matter than the car has features gleaned from Mercedes Benz or that it packs fairly substantial horsepower into what is by all accounts, a Station Wagon. Hey, but at least us car lovers get the Scion xA and xB, right?

So I guess my favorite car is still the Nissan GTR 34 Skyline. A car I'd always wished that I could have imported into the United States. I don't like it because for all of the same reasons that today's tuners like it though. To me it was Japan's way of taking the old muscle cars of days gone by, mating it with the modern tech of today, and creating an automobile that could give a hard time to supercars costing 5 times as much. It did all of that without having to make all of it's edges angular and pointed. To this day, I'd still prefer it over so many other more expensive autos, and even it's newest iteration. Oh, and give it to me in that beautiful blue.

Thus endeth my rant.

Resident Evil: My Live In Mother in Law

Eating Blueberry Muffin Tops!

Washington D.C.

Most of those fools already resemble zombies.

Ryu Hyabusa