Would you recommend playing this without going through any of the recent MG games? I played the early PS and PS2 games, but nothing lately, and I’ve been wanting to jump back in. Is this one okay to play without backstory from the other games?

You might add Carson Palmer to that list. He was on fire before that knee injury. Although you could also consider it a freak accident after the play.

I blame Mike Shanahan for playing him after he was clearly hurt a few seasons ago. He had so much potential and had really developed well up to that point.

Based on being in a fraternity in an SEC school like Alabama, I’d say their dues are around 4K a semester for in house members with a meal plan. That goes to various budgets, one of which is probably a marketing/rush budget used for things like this. But to be fair, most of that is room and board. That portion is…

Or, did he show his hole on the first ass? ...I’m not good at metaphors.

I could watch that on a loop, all day.

Man, I like the F22 so much better than the 35. It’s always been overshadowed, but it’s such a great plane.

I can’t remember a series that started off so well take this bad of a nosedive.

The ad for the ‘06 says, “normal wear and tear!” but it looks like it has a salvage title from several accidents. Still think there are better deals out there than the alpine, but maybe not this one.

You’d think the firetrucks would be slightly less susceptible to explosion, but nope! They go right up in flames within 20ft of a burning vehicle.

It’s never good when the paramedics are flailing around while on fire.

Good to know, thanks!

I’d like to see a review on the diesel engine variant. Also- I’m impressed the full size is only 200lbs heavier, especially when it’s the extended wheelbase version.

My grandma has one of the later year models in silver. It’s actually really nice. Not sure why they gave it a backseat, but otherwise it’s fun to drive. Smooth acceleration and shifting with that 4.3L DOHC 32 valve V8. She has the later model with the better wheels and styling too. All I’m saying is I wouldn’t mind…

Fair enough. Speaking of the Sub/Yuk/Esc, I always liked that the avalanche used this platform and carried over features not present in the truck, like puddle lamps on the mirrors, garage door homelink thing and a few other niceties.

I actually really liked the later models. I think they finally wised up about the trim and removed just about all of it.

Clearly just a crude precursor to today’s modern chemtrail producing aircraft.

THANK YOU! I have an older 7 machine my wife uses and I’ve been wanting to do a clean install, but wasn’t sure how it would work with the way they are pushing the upgrades.

“Millennial” here... I was in the same spot. Crunched the numbers and the difference in total cost was negligible, but the monthly difference was enough to warrant going with the lease. The only downside was the potential mileage penalties, but I was able to keep those in check, then purchase at the end.

*Grand