Where do the proceeds go? I mean, it's a pretty sad money grab, and you can't donate it to organizations out to prevent gun violence, cuz I don't htink they'd take it. I would say it's like making a game about being the leaders of a KKK group, and you get to perform hate crimes, but at the same time, how many WWII games are out there? WWII was and still is a pretty horrific and sad time in our history. Countless people died in very a disturbing environment because of predjudice. Of course, we're not playing as the Nazi's, but it's still a glorification of events that took place. It's easy to say at first thought that making a columbine game is in poor taste, and I'm not disagreeing, however there are lots of games out there about much worse things in our world's history, and much more worse history that no one has yet attempted to profit on. I'm sure they will one day though.
I still have mine, and it still works. I still have all my games in their original boxes as well. It was touch and go there for a while, as I was getting consistent flashing power light syndrome. I popped it open, cleans the pins and bent them back up, and it plays like new again.
If you like one on one fighting games, I would recommend battle arena toshindin or X-Men academy. If you like racing, I enjoyed CTR - Crash Team Racing. Platforming, the original Crash Bandicoot is a classic. Skateboarding : Grind Session. Slower Pace adventure; Odd World: Abe's Odyssey
My advice in terms of volume (if you want to be able to play it loud) is compare the impedence limits. The lower the impedence the louder they will sound.
Only when playing. If i'm not gaming, it doesn't really bother me all that much regardless of how hard the part is. But if it's a part where I get bent over repeatedly, yeah, I get infuriated.
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Scary as a nuns fart mate. But it was pretty fun.
I found the Marine campaign kept my nerves up. Not so much the Alien and Predator campaigns though. Although not scary today, there were games that did use to scare me. Advanced Dungeons and Dragons on the Intellivision. Alone and the Dark and Doom on the PC. When I played those late at night, lights off, it creeped me out.
I don't miss either. I had more of a social enviroment at home with my friends, a bowl of chips, a case of pop and playing on a console until 2am. Plus, I prefer paying a one time fee and playing all I want, vs dumping loads of cash into a machine. I get the experience though. For some it's the difference between going to the movies and renting a DVD. Some like the hype, the noise, the lights, etc. It's like a casino. But I don't like casino's either.
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