I was in Best Buy today and noticed a game call Active Life: Outdoor Challenge. It seemed like a cool interactive Minigame set for the Wii. However after I looked at it more I wondered if it could really be fun or if it is just a knock off of Wii Fit. I was wondering what everyone else felt about the game and opinions of any of those who actually bought it.

Is it me or did Candice M get some work done? A nose some check bones.....something. I was never attracted to her before but now she looks pretty hot.

I like the asian girl who's name I forget. I also like Mickie and Maria and Michele......what a five way that would be for me. I could die right after as nothing would top that.....except scoring with Katie Vick.......

This reminds me of the Simpsons episode about which way does the water in the toilet move when you flush.

Treflis

Wait... how is Obama an elitist :lol: ?Episode_Eve

I want to know how he is an elitist as well.

I am in the middle of MGS4 and I am really into the game but I don't know much about the story. So I was thinking of getting the Compilation but I have some questions.

Does the game play exactly like MGS4(controls)?

Is it better to get the compilation than to find the director's cuts for PS2 and twin snakes on game cube?

Also, for those with an 80GB PS3, does MGS3 play well even with the framerate issues?

I want to get the most out of these games which is why I am not sure if I should get the set or get the director's cuts.

[QUOTE="mrgab"]Could see it now - one car hits another, that car bumps around like a pin ball bumping other cars(with some flying off the roads). Lots of whiplash too.FragStains

I am glad that I am not the only one. The worse part is I was on a serious phone call when I read it.