@the_mic Uh, no. Nolan North is promoting his book and also visited our studio while making the rounds. [url=http://www.gamespot.com/video/untold-stories-with-nolan-north-6347952]Our interview with him[/url] is now up.
There are no games I have in my collection just to make my collection look cool. Fun is the name of the game for me, and a cool game collection is all about diversity, all kinds of fun, having something for everyone! I've often been able to get people who don't typically play games to have a good time with games at my place. If I had to pick five games from my collection that have been particularly helpful in this regard, I'd go with: 1. [url=http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/action/adventuresofcookiecream/index.html?q=cookie%20and%20cream]The Adventures of Cookie & Cream (PS2)[/url]--One of the cutest, strangest, most fun and definitely most overlooked two-player cooperative games of all time. Come on over! I'll pop this in the PS2, and we'll have a blast! I call dibs on the rabbit with the flowerpot on his head! 2.[url=http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/action/gta4/index.html?q=san%20andreas] Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (PS2)[/url]--Shifting gears from supercute to gritty, violent, over-the-top and completely insane, this game is a masterpiece from a company that helped set new standards for cool in videogames. 3.[url=http://www.gamespot.com/xbox/driving/burnout3/index.html] Burnout 3: Takedown (Xbox)[/url]--What's cooler than racing hella fast down city streets and knocking your opponents into oncoming traffic? Nothing, that's what. 4.[url=http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/puzzle/guitarhero/index.html] Guitar Hero (PS2)[/url]--Well, okay, maybe being a guitar god is cooler. This one's been very big at parties. People come over just to play Guitar Hero. That's how I know it's cool. 5.[url=http://www.gamespot.com/pc/puzzle/youdontknowjack/index.html] You Don't Know Jack (PC)[/url]--This is the ultimate game for everyone. I've had so much fun playing YDKJ and its various incarnations with so many people from so many different ages and backgrounds over the years, and that kind of broad, timeless appeal is the ultimate definition of cool, if you ask me.
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