AB 2647 (The Untouchable)

Glad to see Tim Burton and co. back in action. Hope we get Johnny Depp back on the team as well. I was brought right back to my teenage years.

I wish Rockstar goes back to this series and release one for PC as well. Although I wouldn't be able to play it due to GPU prices lol but I won't go far into the off topic. This game is racing at its best. I used to be a die hard Underground 2/Most Wanted/Carbon fan, until I played this game for 30 minutes. The music, the different arcade powers of cars, and motorcycles? Like seriously, bikes? The races don't have the cookie-cutter visual walls of NFS series, which is a big deal, because in some races, you can take 10+ routes to the checkpoint. Checkpoints (waypoints) are where you should be driving, so instead of a wall, this game gives you flares. There are multiple flares in a race, and only one flare will be visible (co-ordinations of the next flare will be visible on the map however, so you can better tune in for the next waypoint. That was what sold me this game. No walls to stop you from committing too much in a cross road, and also giving you the choice of routes for winning a race. There are also championship races that include race tracks with only one route to tack. They are so difficult. Oh, and I love Salleen S7.

Easily one of the best movies I've ever watched. I was browsing through movies when I came upon this one, starring Jake Gyllenhaal. I knew the actor from the Prince of Persia movie, so I gave it a shot. He plays the role of an opportunist man perfectly.

Such a fun movie! Definitely worth the watch. Two of my fave actors, Jason Statham and Rock, with Idris Elba becoming a fave as well, in this movie, great performance, great camera works (or whatever it's called technically) and great soundtrack.

Every summer, I'll have a save file with 500 hours play time.

The whole crew and actors have great potential. Hope to see more from them. The Father (Christopher Rygh) nailed it. The composer (Nick Soole) nailed it too. Just listen to "A Journey Home." The story depicts the thirst for vengeance and hate, as well as fatherly love, pretty well. The movie might not have flashy action scenes, but it has the atmosphere.