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If you're looking for something you can find locally I'd recommend the Pelican Real Arcade. Kinda pricey at about $40 for the console specific version and $60 for the universal one. Anything else you can find at you're local Gamestop or Bestbuy for under $20 won't cut it. Trust me I've gone...

Pizza's pizza. The old saying goes - "There's no such thing as bad pizza". It doesn't matter whether it's Pizza Hut, NY style, or Chicago deep dish. If it was laid out in front of you, you'd eat it. And you can't deny that.

The series surpasses itself with each installment. Good games tend to do that. Tekken 4 was good graphically but the elevation changes and lack of characters is what shot it down.

MGS3 is like the begining of the begining. Chronologically the series runs like this: MGS3, Metal Gear (NES), Metal Gear 2 (NES), MGS/MGS:Twin Snakes, MGS2, then the upcoming MGS4: Guns of the Patriots.

Most communities only have the big retail chains for Pizza Parlors. NY only has a big name in pizza because it has a lot of small independant shops. Actually now if you go to any large city they'll have an NY equivalent pizza shop. Most of us however are stuck with the big 3 - Dom's, Pizza...

It's just a tease to own Tekken 5 for PS2. DR has all the move edits, extra costumes, stages, more characters...actually I just want them to put it on PS2 so they can get it online. PS2 needs some online fighters...just to bring back the arcade experience.

Umm...portability should be a big factor right off the bat. Supposedly this is the biggest PSP game of the year. Maybe they're just trying to push PSP sales and then port it to the PS2...hopefully...maybe....please?

Does anyone know of any possible rumors that this game'll be released for PS2? I think it's big mistake for Sony to make it PSP exclusive. Having to have 2 PSP's to play 2 player hardly seems worth it and arcade mode has very little replay value. I dunno about wireless connections on the...

Well that's how most systems are. Computers and stereos I know for a fact have watch batteries to power the internal memory. Why wouldn't a console? The watch batteries usually last 5-7 years so most things will break before it goes out.

I think the internal clock battery ran out. Almost all big electronics have them now to save the time and settings. It's just a watch battery on the circuit somewhere. Try taking off some of those tabbed compartments underneath to see if you can access a battery. Otherwise crack the whole...

Whoops...long day at work. Wait no, I'm posting from Nipponland. Yeah that's it. I know exactly what day it is. But yeah my local Papa Johns has a Mon/Tue/Wed deal like mentioned above.

It's monday. They have a 2 medium, 3 toppings each deal for $10. Go for it.

First of all any landlord needs to give you 24 hours notice before entering your apartment/house/duplex/whatever. Otherwise it's the same as breaking and entering. Second of all this bitch isn't even your landlord. She's you're landlord's mother. Meaning she has about as much say in the house...

I already got mines!

Regarding HD loaders and the slimlines - There is software developed by HD Advance called USBextreme and HDextreme. You use a PC to transfer games to an external HD (the PC kind) and then connect the external HD to the slimline via USB. You then use the software disc to boot up the program...

I've had that happen to a disc fresh out of the package when I played it. Some of the codec screens took forever to load up and sometimes long pauses would come out of nowhere. I think it's normal. I wouldn't worry about leaving anyone negative feedback. Just go buy Subsistence for $30...