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Sonic has a car because he likes the sense of Competition.

After playing this game, a good part of me thinks this game is addictive. I always want to go back and try getting the gold medals(I actually got a few in the intro stage. I'm waiting to unlock the hidden theaters)

Also, for those who HATE the 4Kids voices, there's the Japanese voices for you guys. XP

Hey. I didn't want to pay $499/599 for a PS3. Why do I want to pay $479 for a more souped up 360(Well, more souped up than the $399 model)

Lemme remind you boys this. SEGA can get rid off all what you boys call "Sinful ideas for the Sonic series." and they can still screw up. The proof lies in Sonic 1 Genesis. No additional characters, no guns, no humans(Except fatso), no 3D gameplay, and yet the game was called terrible simply because of one thing

Faulty programming.

*Insert tons of Murlocs trying to sing*

Director: Cue the inferno

*Insert tons of Murlocs getting set on fire*

Best part ever.

Two words: Unreal Tournament

I think I might have heard something similar to him on the Malfurion server on World of Warcraft. While I was power leveling in the Badlands, I noticed an announcement by someone mentioning a guild that goes against Night Elves and females.

This happens to be a big DUH! Especially when original ideas become popular enough to get their own sequels. Examples include Viewtiful Joe and Katamari Damacy(Both got a console and handheld sequel.).

Sequelitis has been going along since the birth of gaming. Most of us are afraid of original games simply cuz it's in unfamiliar territory.

Peter Jackson can take almost anything and turn it into pure gold(Proof is in the Lord of the Rings trilogy and King Kong. A whole lot better than the 1970s remake). And if anything, I might go see the Halo movie that he's directing.

Uwe Boll, on the other hand, can take anything and turn it into monkey turds.

Game addiction? Hah, sometimes I have more problems trying to force myself to playing games than trying not to.