What is a MAN!?

Totally agree! 

This is so incredibly sad. I had to pleasure of watching Jonas several years in a row at the Retro Game Expo. He was PURE CLASS. Even when he lost, he’d earnestly clap for this opponent. He even gave high-fives to the students I brought along with me (my own little school retro game club). They adored him and his top…

I’m with you, mostly. I did the square and triangle for attacks (feels SO MUCH BETTER) but wanted the circle to be my dodge. R1 is my “interact” button along with stealth attack. L3 is now my crouch (kind of 1st person shooter-ish), but I just found my folly.

Were you trying to load them via FLASH?

Well met, kindred spirit!  That’s awesome!  I want to dig out my PS2 just so I can try that! 

Haha! YES, the main reason I still think of this game is because I LOVE to imitate that voice! It wasn’t just THE BOUNCER that was fun to say in that great announcer voice, every name just rolls of the epic tongue. To this day, some college friends of mine will call each other and simply say:

Ha! Wasn’t terribly cool at the time. I once had a tape of game music going in my car - something from Super Nintendo, possibly Super Double Dragon also taped with a tape recorder - with a friend of mine riding with me. He gave me the biggest WTF look while I tried to explain to him that game music was good, told a…

Totally, yeah! The difficult days of analog recording are long gone. Life for a game-music-geek is GOOD right now! Heck, half the time I think of a song I want to hear, someone has ALREADY put it on YouTube! Not only is it crazy-convenient now, but it’s great to know I wasn’t the only kid that thought this music was…

Phew, thank goodness. I knew I could count on the kindness of the internet to keep my secret!

I may have been that kid that was SO PUMPED when I got to level 6 and 7 by that amazing music, that I took my tape recorder (tapes are how we old people used to listen to music before shiny discs or MP3's, kids) and placed it next to the mono-tv and just let it record for a few cycles. I then later would play said…

Booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

Booooooooooooooooooo!

I did enjoy the Mako...once I learned how to drive it.  Driving along the beach on Virmire is still one of my favorite parts of that game.  The awesome music helped as well!

Boooooooooooooo!  I am now extra, EXTRA sad. 

Yes!  Agreed!  And now I’m sad. 

Booooo! I don’t like that answer at all...

This exactly! I LOVE the first game’s story, music, characters...all of it, eeeeeexcept that rough, clunky, ugh-inducing gameplay. If they could please remake the first one with ME3's mechanics - just a bold theft of all its gameplay aspects, I’d be a HAPPY Mass Effect fan.  Keep the story, voice acting, music,…

Holy crap, there’s someone else that’s actually played that game!? Don’t get me wrong, it was a weird one, but I loved it.  Still listen to some of it’s music in my current playlist. 

This music makes me happy. Heck, I recall when I got this game oh-so-long-ago, I played it with almost a constant smile on my face. I’m still amazed that a game this big and pretty (for the time) came out on the regular old PS1.