JamesRobot

Tekken 3. We used to play Nintendo for cash back in the day and I won a best of the best tournament among my friends. Scooped $120 that day.

Meh. Forgettable overall. Huge fan of the original, some of my favorites.

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Rad

Battle Kid is a cool name and I would've been all about it when I was 10.

Yeah, and I still like a good platformer. And as I mentioned, at the time Mario 64 was quite impressive. But in terms of nostalgia, I didn't own a 64 (or a PS for that matter) during its lifespan. And having replayed the game a handful of times since its heyday, it doesn't hold up for me. For the era, my nostalgia lies mostly with Sony. Symphony of the Night, Tekken 3, and Twisted Metal 2 probably held the most of my attention. Played a ton of Goldeneye with friends at that time too. But of all of those games, SoTN is the only one I consistently return to. Shoot, I traded away my 64 and all of my games earlier this year.

You just reminded me of another unpopular opinion. I think Billy Mitchell is cool.

No, I'm just saying that is EA's take on how to make money. Right or wrong, there is a sucker born every minute. And a fool and his money are soon parted.

There's a sucker born every minute.

It is no longer the 90s. There is no time for Klax.

Runner up: Rolling Thunder

Micro Machines

I'm a cd collector hoarder. I'm listening to a CD right now.

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DILLIGAF

You're officially old. Welcome to the home for obsolete robots. I feel your pain.

Forgot to mention some more of my favorites. Like Suicide is so damn good.

Great band. Superunknown is a 90s masterpiece of an album. I got hooked by Spoonman and I was listening to the album on my Walkman pretty nonstop in my sophomore year of high school. I remember Black Hole Sun having a couple different versions of the video and MTV played it constantly. It was a good tune but I was pretty burnt out on it by '96. Fell on Black Days is some of my favorites. It's bittersweet and a little down but it really speaks to me. Soundgarden has other good albums too but there's something untouchable about Superunknown. Prolly just nostalgia and me being in the right place at the right time when it came out.

How sturdy are the blades? Any bending? Is the ebook at all useful?

Nice! I'm looking forward to punkin carving season. I want dat tool set!

Kinda jealous I didn't grab that one. Good one to rock at Christmas.