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Tony Hawks 3 scores 10 on Gamespot.
I think this is maybe the 2nd game ever to get this score?
Looks like we PS2 owners can rub another game in the face of all y'all Nintardo fans.
Tony Hawks 3: Boo Ya!!
I think this is maybe the 2nd game ever to get this score?
Looks like we PS2 owners can rub another game in the face of all y'all Nintardo fans.
Tony Hawks 3: Boo Ya!!
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Am I missing some extreme sarcasm, or did someone not read the thread properly?
I can't wait for Tony Hawks 3 on th GameCube, s'gonna be out at launch apparently (Although I trust Nintendo's word on release date as much as a plumber estimate) Can't wait... gnarly!
Anyone who say's that Nintendo is going to be a failure needs there head testing.
We all Know that Sega and Nintendo rule for both originality and gameplay can anyone deny this.
Playstation's are full of sequels after another how boring is that, but because it's the trend they carry on buying the consols and games just like pop music.
We all Know that Sega and Nintendo rule for both originality and gameplay can anyone deny this.
Playstation's are full of sequels after another how boring is that, but because it's the trend they carry on buying the consols and games just like pop music.
I saw the review on Gamespot last night. It sounds amazing! I can't wait to create some cool skate-parks again!
So, Nintardo fans, how are you coping having to wait oh so long for your colourful briefcase?
I cant wait for Tony Hawks 3 - Its going to be the best game ever!!
hur-hur, you said Brain Blessed.
hur-hur, you said DICKens
taken from "The Picwick papers" by Dickens
"It was a sunny day in August, when I was strolling through a blooming park on my way for tea and crumpets at Lady Marlowe's. I distinctly remember the smell of fresh heather from my neighbours garden that seemed to be being carried along on the breeze beside me, like a sweet scented friend of old. Children laughing and playing all around me, trying to coax me into a game of cricket an old tennis ball and a sizeable branch.
Lady Marlowe remarked on how rosy my cheeks were looking upon my arrival. The poor worrying dear always felt a need to comment on my good health since she'd given me the flu in the spring.
Anyway, as I was saying, upon arriving at Lady Marlowe's her young lad Henry, who would be abot 12 now remarked in all seriousness that the Nintendo Gamecube could indeed have what it took to remove the Playstation 2's crown. I collared the young gent and said "listen here young Henry, that kind of talk won't win you any friends around here. Your mother carried you in her womb for the best part of 9 months and this is how you treat her?"
Young Henry acted as though he were not even phased by this and began pulling out screenshots and talking about the "new Zelda", Hah, we've all seen the screenshots of that one now haven't we?
Anyway, the lad wouldn't let it go. So I did what any gentlemen would have done in this situation. I know that some people are still under the impression that children are influenced by what they hear and see, but at 12 years old? I think the young lad knows his own mind and we, er, myself and Donald, Lady Marlowe's gardener, drowned the young heathen. End of problem!"
which I believe ends the argument, yes?
"It was a sunny day in August, when I was strolling through a blooming park on my way for tea and crumpets at Lady Marlowe's. I distinctly remember the smell of fresh heather from my neighbours garden that seemed to be being carried along on the breeze beside me, like a sweet scented friend of old. Children laughing and playing all around me, trying to coax me into a game of cricket an old tennis ball and a sizeable branch.
Lady Marlowe remarked on how rosy my cheeks were looking upon my arrival. The poor worrying dear always felt a need to comment on my good health since she'd given me the flu in the spring.
Anyway, as I was saying, upon arriving at Lady Marlowe's her young lad Henry, who would be abot 12 now remarked in all seriousness that the Nintendo Gamecube could indeed have what it took to remove the Playstation 2's crown. I collared the young gent and said "listen here young Henry, that kind of talk won't win you any friends around here. Your mother carried you in her womb for the best part of 9 months and this is how you treat her?"
Young Henry acted as though he were not even phased by this and began pulling out screenshots and talking about the "new Zelda", Hah, we've all seen the screenshots of that one now haven't we?
Anyway, the lad wouldn't let it go. So I did what any gentlemen would have done in this situation. I know that some people are still under the impression that children are influenced by what they hear and see, but at 12 years old? I think the young lad knows his own mind and we, er, myself and Donald, Lady Marlowe's gardener, drowned the young heathen. End of problem!"
which I believe ends the argument, yes?
Goatboy wrote:
> Sony will always triumph, because they make nice consoles that look cool and not like they are made from sticklebricks.
lol!
> Sony will always triumph, because they make nice consoles that look cool and not like they are made from sticklebricks.
lol!
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