PixlBit

I agree. Despicable Me 2 was awesome!

It's not offered very much. Ok, not at all except in Turok 2, 3, and Rage Wars, but I'd choose the Cerebral Bore every time if it were in other games.

Sounds soooo good.

I remember it was the last game to come out on the Original Xbox. Other than Madden that year of course.

Oh yea, I forgot about that one. I started it last year. I'll go back and finish it sometime.

Yea, the reviews I remember were all complaints about it being tedious, but after I played that demo where you free fall in from a plane to land on a car, I was hooked. Plus how is it tedious to helicopter into a town, shoot it up, and helicopter out? I could do that all day long.

I always look past the Animal Crossing games when I scour the databases for new titles, but I wonder sometimes if I wouldn't actually really like them. I've played some similar games but not with a always running clock like that. Your description of the things you do in the game has me interested. I want to collect bugs and put things in a museum too. I think I'm going to have to add it to my list.

I know I heard her on one of those 1UP podcasts. When Chris Kohler on Wired's Game/Life podcast mentioned her name yeserday, my ears perked up.

I'm not fighting it, just getting to know them better. BTW, This Penny Arcade strip is funny. http://penny-arcade.com/comic/2013/04/24

I remember being disapointed by Road Rash 3D. Then Jail Break didn't do anything for me although I was initially excited about playing with a second player in a side-car. I then went back to play the first three games on Sega Genesis. They were better, but nothing was as good as that 1995 Road Rash on PS1. I believe it was the fourth in the series.

Something about sequels in the late ninties that were bummers for me like all those third person view Duke Nukem games. On the other hand, the sequels to Destruction Derby were brilliant: Destruction Derby 2 and Destruction Derby 64.