I bought a PS2 off a friend a few months ago, and recently found out I can't watch rated R movies on it. His parents had a lock on it.

Is there any way of getting the lock off without knowing the code?

Well, I'm not a huge GTA fan, so my personal opinion is to get deep into a character in ES4 and then when (more like if) you get bored then you can try GTA out.

The popularity of the ds is giving more fuel to a popular franchise that never really died.  I am 18 and for most of my friends, they played silver and gold then stopped playing pokemon.  Then they have a ds now and a new pokemon comes out so they want it.Ogloff

Sounds like me.

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I don't have warioware smooth moves but I hear it's good for multiplayer.....

KingKoop

You need to beat the entire game to get it :D

Which takes about 3 hours tops.

[QUOTE="hammer_of_thor_"]WarioWare is great, check out Rayman too, but as far as Wii party games go, I'd recommend WarioWare. Remember that Mario Party 8 shall be out within a month, and that's a great party game too.chatri10

Mario Party 8 seems fun. I'll check it out when it come out. Wario Ware is also interesting. I'll keep that in mind. Thanks guys. 

Warioware can support up to 12 people multi. If you have a room big enough to house that many people and have that many friends, then Warioware would be the best choice imo. You only need 1 wiimote to take advantage of the 12 player multi as well.

SPM will be the almost unanimous choice.

My friend did however recently rent NFS: C and he said he loved it so much he would be saving up for it to buy as soon as possible, and he doesn't even have SPM yet. To each his own, if you really love racing games and arent too big on RPG or Platforming games, then NFS might be the better game for you.