Recent content by AzN.Homeboy

Yeah, I've been to a couple TRUs, Targets, and other places and they didn't have any old cards.

I missed Amazon when they had the cards for $35. Is there any place now I can get a card for anything less than the MSRP of $50?

It's your own fault if you keep asking people for directions in SII. You can buy maps, NPCs who stand in place give you good directions, and NPCs who walk around offer to guide you. Plus there are usually signs to general areas all over the place. People who try and use stuff like that as...

So does the code still work, or not?

Tokyo, eh? So you can collect insane Japanese game-related trinkets and toys and all that stuff that never comes here! I suggest going to the arcade and trying to play some fighters. See how long you can keep from getting owned.

Hey, I'm just wondering if this sale is still going on right now? When is it supposed to end?

I never heard of that about Ecco the Dolphin, and quite frankly, I can't see anything in it that would make somebody say it couldn't be run on the PS2. It used a standard graphics style and had nothing "special" going on. It did look beautiful though.

I remember hearing that the PlayStation2 could not run Jet Grind/Set Radio, something about memory and colors and active somethings. While the Dreamcast could. Ah, that was a good bragging point back in the day. So was this actually true?

Neither Shenmue I or II were announced at E3s.

1) If you really have no clue where to go, ask someone. Chances are they'll either give you directions or guide you. 2) Ohh...kay. I can't think of anything to help you. 3) Gamble with Big or Small at the downstairs parlor at the harbor. Max bet, bet on Big. Save if you win, reload if you don't.

PKRipp3r's posts make me wonder if he has even played the game. GameSpot is retarded. I never even think about reading their reviews, because all they do is glare at the technicalities with an iron eye. They almost never say anything about how FUN a game is, even though that's the entire point...

I played the original Spikeout in arcades and it kicked ass so closely to Streets of Rage it wasn't even funny, it was awesome.

Every piece of DoA merchandise looks like that. How can you get the coupons without the magazine.