PixlBit

I owned this game and ... I actually agree. I think I'd have given it a 3, but my God did I fall a lot in this damn game. I actually did ok with just straightaways and trick sections, but the minute I tried combining the two, it was a nightmare, and overall, it did often seem a bit boring. I think multiplayer made it more fun for me, though.

I still prefer Snowboard Kids, but I also prefer arcade to sim in general, so there ya go.

I'm actually pretty sure I DID notice the controls as a kid, and I think I found the planes too slow. I still loved the game just for its variety, though, it was a nice change of pace from Mario Kart.

I only ever rented it, but the next door neighbors had it, and I recall playing in Future Fun Land at their house.

I love this Tour de 64 idea, especially since it was my first system, technically (grew up with my older brother's NES, SNES, and Game Boy, but N64 was a Christmas present all my own.)

Stupid UMG made the first one's content unavailable in my country. "Everlasting" was some great mood music, though, and "The Way I Feel" sounds like a damn good time.

As for how all that talent just disappears, probably buried under all the mediocre radio crap from the 2000s. If I ever build a time machine, no offense if any of you are John Mayer fans, but I'm replacing Mayer with this guy.

That's awesome about Daisuke, did not know that.

Well, she's a lot cuter than the cat-sized brwn rat that swam towards me in our swimming pool last summer, I'll give you that.

I actually caught your fight with Andross yesterday, but then I think the stream went out on my end. Never knew how similar that ending is to 64's.

My memory's not that great, either. I'll just say I-No. lol

So I heard when I checked facebook today. Rub it in why dont'cha? lol Oh well, I'll DVR it when they rerun it at 9pm CT next Saturday.

I wished I had gotten drunk yesterday, but I was tired, so that's something. Also, our cable went out right after I saw Justin Timberlake get inducted into the 5 Timers Club on SNL, right after the loudest damn thunder strike I ever heard, so that happened. Yeeeaaahh, I kinda wish I had gotten too drunk and tired to post a blog myself, my friends all scattering elsewhere for Spring Break is not helping my psyche.

But hey, nice pick ups there, guy. lol

All I really know about Michael Bay: A lot of people liked The Rock, Armageddon had a lot of Dorito's tie-ins when it first came out, and I like that cheesy Aerosmith song for it, I actually liked Pearl Harbor, but I was eleven at the time, I thought the first Transformers was "ok," the second was a chore to sit through, and never saw the third, and no one will like his take on TMNT, most likely.

This concludes my knowledge of Michael Bay's work.