I remember having that game before even having a VMU... playing the first part of that game over and over made me lose interest, once I found a VMU though and started to play through it I started to enjoy it. It wasn't a great game by any means, but I still found it fun.
You could give the Midnight Club series a try, the races themselves are open to you to choose a path as well, along with just being able to drive around freely. There's a new one in production, but there's three of them already out there for the PS2.
[QUOTE="gp19"]the vga cable has the normal red and white plugs and also a optical output, just find somewhere to plug that in and you'll be fine.Sam_Lowery
Yea, what this guy said. The sound is going to be those regulaur RCA red and white plugs that you've seen on VCR's and DVD players. If you have laptop speekers you might need some kind of adapter from radioshack that turns the RCA plugs into a headphone type jack. But the piece only costs like $3 - $5 at radioshack.
There's an adaptor that comes with the VGA cables, so no need to get another.
The first three were great games, and it always had lots of potential going into the next generation, but Turok Evolution was absolutely horrid, and a huge letdown.
E3 is not dead. It's not what it used to be, but it's not dead. For most people who generally didn't attend, it will be almost the same anyway, with a little less flash on the floor.
I'm suprised no one else has stated it, but it's to help the number of sales of 360 hardware. The game will sell over the holiday like crazy, whether it comes out in september or november. However, Halo is a system seller series, so why not release the game in september to get great system sales then from Halo 3, and then still have systems selling over the holidays since.. well, since it's the holidays. Not only that, but then software sales would hopefully be up as well since all those people who bot 360's for Halo will want to boost there collection of games over the holidays. Not only that, but since Halo 3 will be shifting systems off the shelves, by releasing it in september they can avoid any PS3 system sellers so that they're system selling game doesn't have to compete against a PS3 system seller, and again that would hopefully result in more 360's heading off the shelf. The whole decision to me is a sales push for systems, not the game, the game will sell regardless on when it's released.
Nope. Deus Ex is the original (and in my opinion better) game, and Invisible War is it's sequel. The original game is much much longer, has a better story line, and more varying choices... atleast all based on my opinion. They're both fun though, I'd suggest playing both since you can pick them up dirt cheap.
I just got back online myself as well. Moved to a new place at the end of April and took a while to get cable and internet back up and running. However my score is now bumped up, I'm still playing it all the time, it's an addiction I can't shake... nor do I want to! Based on the leaderboards look like I may just be about 7 spots or so above Alex now as well ;)
Glad to see it updated, looks like I'm going to have to get it in to gear and push up, try and challenge the top 3 overall. I'll have more time to play after May 4th, look for some score updates on the leaderboard for me then! Thanks to you guys for putting this together too.
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