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The question is quite obvious by the title ....
What was the last PS2 game you played?
Just post it here and make a comment if you wish. You can post here as much as you want, just say what was the last PS2 game you played. It could be your own PS2 game, a mate's PS2 game, a PS2 game in a in a shop. Anything really, as long as it is a PS2 game.
So... let's begin!
What was the last PS2 game you played?
Just post it here and make a comment if you wish. You can post here as much as you want, just say what was the last PS2 game you played. It could be your own PS2 game, a mate's PS2 game, a PS2 game in a in a shop. Anything really, as long as it is a PS2 game.
So... let's begin!
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The last game I played was True Crime: Streets of LA.
Wakka wrote:
> What? Nirvana created Grundge. A lot of the bands today wouldn't be
> here without Nirvana.
That would probably be for the better...
> What? Nirvana created Grundge. A lot of the bands today wouldn't be
> here without Nirvana.
That would probably be for the better...
Lou Role wrote:
> I used to like Ash, one of my favourite tracks being Lose Control,
> which also featured in Gran Turismo. But then they went really
> mellow, almost pop in fact. Is the new album more like their older,
> better stuff?
You'd be like me, then. I don't think much of their pop stuff but Meltdown's a really solid rock album. Check it out.
> I used to like Ash, one of my favourite tracks being Lose Control,
> which also featured in Gran Turismo. But then they went really
> mellow, almost pop in fact. Is the new album more like their older,
> better stuff?
You'd be like me, then. I don't think much of their pop stuff but Meltdown's a really solid rock album. Check it out.
Mav wrote:
> True, but Nirvana did nothing to really revolutionise or push rock
> music forward. You may like them, but they didn't do enough or garner
> a substantially large following to be regarded alongside the likes of
> the greats.
What? Nirvana created Grundge. A lot of the bands today wouldn't be here without Nirvana.
> I suggest you listen to Meltdown - it's Ash's new album. Far better
> than their previous stuff and decent, no-nonsense rock.
Ok I will.
> By The Way is my favourite Chillis song.
Mine is 'Universally Speaking'.
> True, but Nirvana did nothing to really revolutionise or push rock
> music forward. You may like them, but they didn't do enough or garner
> a substantially large following to be regarded alongside the likes of
> the greats.
What? Nirvana created Grundge. A lot of the bands today wouldn't be here without Nirvana.
> I suggest you listen to Meltdown - it's Ash's new album. Far better
> than their previous stuff and decent, no-nonsense rock.
Ok I will.
> By The Way is my favourite Chillis song.
Mine is 'Universally Speaking'.
Mav wrote:
> I suggest you listen to Meltdown - it's Ash's new album. Far better
> than their previous stuff and decent, no-nonsense rock.
I used to like Ash, one of my favourite tracks being Lose Control, which also featured in Gran Turismo. But then they went really mellow, almost pop in fact. Is the new album more like their older, better stuff?
> I suggest you listen to Meltdown - it's Ash's new album. Far better
> than their previous stuff and decent, no-nonsense rock.
I used to like Ash, one of my favourite tracks being Lose Control, which also featured in Gran Turismo. But then they went really mellow, almost pop in fact. Is the new album more like their older, better stuff?
I went to rent it today, it was out. Got tickets for the film on Monday tho.
Edited. Double Post.
Wakka wrote:
> Mav wrote:
> I don't think they'll be remembered as one of the greats, though.
>
> I do. Smells like Teen Spirit was one of the best songs of all time.
>
> All their songs sounded the same. Lots of screaming into a
> microphone, no real tune or any hint of decent lyrics.
>
> That's your opinion.
True, but Nirvana did nothing to really revolutionise or push rock music forward. You may like them, but they didn't do enough or garner a substantially large following to be regarded alongside the likes of the greats.
> The likes of the Chilli Peppers and Ash, bands of the same period,
> are far, far better.
>
> I think Ash are awful but The Chillis are brilliant. Possibly my
> favourite band that still play regular gigs today. What's your
> favourite Chilis song?
I suggest you listen to Meltdown - it's Ash's new album. Far better than their previous stuff and decent, no-nonsense rock.
By The Way is my favourite Chillis song.
> Mav wrote:
> I don't think they'll be remembered as one of the greats, though.
>
> I do. Smells like Teen Spirit was one of the best songs of all time.
>
> All their songs sounded the same. Lots of screaming into a
> microphone, no real tune or any hint of decent lyrics.
>
> That's your opinion.
True, but Nirvana did nothing to really revolutionise or push rock music forward. You may like them, but they didn't do enough or garner a substantially large following to be regarded alongside the likes of the greats.
> The likes of the Chilli Peppers and Ash, bands of the same period,
> are far, far better.
>
> I think Ash are awful but The Chillis are brilliant. Possibly my
> favourite band that still play regular gigs today. What's your
> favourite Chilis song?
I suggest you listen to Meltdown - it's Ash's new album. Far better than their previous stuff and decent, no-nonsense rock.
By The Way is my favourite Chillis song.
Edit: Double Post
Welcome to the forums Don1. No, I haven't played the new Harry Potter yet. Have you?
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