MMA has limited appeal. It will never be as popular as games that parents will sign their children up for the minor leagues. Never.

The 'S' in NASCAR hasn't meant much for many years now...

sometimes

That makes me sad and I hope you are wrong but it certainly does make buying the game less enticing...

You forgot the part where he goes: RAAAAAAAAH!

I will probably buy this game because I love me some SimCity but the second someone makes an offline crack I will be off to thepiratebay. My presence in game is on a need to know basis and EA does not need to know.

I've got the Europe/Pacific 1940 sets. Individually they are broken and sad requiring a ton of alterations for balance but as a whole they are one gigantic map of awesome board game strategy.

Does it even matter anymore? I thought most of those "stock" cars were built to spec and then painted to look like the real world car of the team's choosing...

Did you buy many new GM's before?

The worst part is that the legislation in Canada - lobbied for by car companies and dealerships - prevents me from importing anything until the cars are older...

Yes. All of 6.

you could say the same for the ps3 especially when game installs became commonplace

He is choosing the base consoles. PS3 was $500 for the cheaper 20GB, $600 for the 60GB. Vita was $250 for the base and $300 for the 3G.

Which makes sense. Attacking a single character till it is completely out of my way, going after the high attack/low defense characters first. It's what I do though it is frustrating when that comes back at me...

I think that these really capture the essence of what beast wars was don't you agree Megatron?

You are correct sir. Apologies, I knew that but for some reason the message didn't reach my keyboard.

I did the same thing with my 3DS. Bought it just a couple days before the deadline and price matched it afterwords.

My first car was an '86 Prelude Special. I loved that car. Really should have never gotten rid of it because the Mazda Protege I had after was roadkill...

The worst part is that we (Canadians) have given telecoms public dollars to improve infrastructure. They did some rudimentary upgrades that didn't change too much, left their pricing models the same, blamed power users for slow service, and called it a day.

No he is thinking of the Game Boy Pocket (like he said) which ran 2 AA batteries.