i'll watch gran torino soon

It is fantastic.

we need to fire up some film reccomendations (like this thread was intended for), i've been watching a film like 4 nights a week or something, so i can reccomend some good snuff films and that

I have pretty good taste, so yeah.

back to games,gran turismo anyone?

No, too boring. Burnout for me, I've no time for bloody Gran Turismo, I don't buy a game to have to take my bloody driving license and save up money to buy a car, jesus christ. Just like I refuse to get GTA: San Andreas, as I don't wan't to have to eat burgers, buy clothes and get my haircut and then lose some weight in a fucking computer game.

You mentioned Onimusha earlier - I had Onimusha 3, it was amazing, I completed it, but then I traded it in because really I hated it with a passion, for the simple reason that they didn't use Jean Reno's voice. Playing as a character with his face but someone else's stupid American voice was the worst thing I have ever experienced ever in my fucking life.

Anyway, films: James, bloody hell, Clint Eastwood is the best director you've imagined. Watch Million Dollar Baby, Changeling, and Unforgiven, and probably loads more (I haven't seen Flags of Our Fathers/Letters From Iwo Jima yet, although I bought them a while ago), he's the best. I can't wait to watch Gran Torino.

I quite like both Gran Turismo and Torino.

Don't get me wrong, I do realise how amazing Gran Turismo is technically, and have enjoyed it in the past, but I can't be bothered when I can just play Burnout and have a marvellous time.

If GT had damage modelling (due to the car companies etc) it would be the most amazing game.

Yeah, I'd probably like it a lot more then. But then again, it's so intent on being the most realistic thing ever in the world ever, you probably couldn't ever win a race if you wanted to have fun.

I don't ever play it serious, well only single player.

When messing about with mates it's all about picking the shittiest car and causing carnage.

i never liked car games anyway.i just thought of gran turismo coz you mentioned gran torino.
anyway i remember gran turismo being the talk of the playground.
i dont really do car or sports games.

the only car game that reigns supreme and beats everything is OUTRUN! old and new versions of course.but not turbo outrun or outrun 2029 and all those cack sequels.
im talking outrun 1986 and outrun 2006.the arcade versions.

go kart games are cool though ie:crash team racing/mario kart

but sports and car games i cant stand.

i bought onimusha 3 on release date.watched my brother play it for like 2 hours then never touched it since.not coz i dont like it but just didnt get round to it.same with devil may cry 3 and GTA san andreas.
i kinda bought them to complete the series/franchise but didnt really give them the attention they deserved.
ive got quite a few games to get through which ive accumulated over the years.
thats why i dont want to buy a next gen console.it ends at the ps2 for me im afraid.i need to appreciate/be happy with what ive got rather than neglecting it all for the latest technology/online geekfests etc.

this working 2 days a week has allowed me to get on with some proper gaming.just earlier on i battled through diest cavern on final fantasy 2.clocking the total hours up to 16hrs.22mins on the gamesave slot.

games,gigs,dvds,model painting,swimming twice a week(my new form of exercise)and working only 2 days is pretty gosh darn
LOVELY.
just need a girlfriend/sexer to top the list off...

Dian Wei wrote:I don't ever play it serious, well only single player.

When messing about with mates it's all about picking the shittiest car and causing carnage.

But how can you cause carnage when there isn't car damage, WAAAAAAAAAAA!!!111etcetcetc

For racing carnage look no further than GTA multiplayer

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