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This is the first game I ever played in the series. It seems to be the black sheep of it. Hardcore fans despise it because of the shift in direction that 989 Studios took after Single Trac. This game is actually my favorite PS1 game. Yeah, some of the characters are stupid and make no sense. However, some of them are actually good or have potential. Orbital, Moon Buggy, Quatro, Pizza Boy, and Goggle Eyes are my personal favorites. The gameplay makes up for it. It's actually easier than TM1, 2, and 3 but isn't overly easy like Head-On. It provides a good challenge. It's probably because I first played it at 4 years old. The only hard thing about it is the final boss. Not because of the armor, but because of the over-powered special weapon that can annihilate you in one hit. Overall, it's my 2nd favorite Twisted Metal game and deserves credit. It's like a different take on the original games.

An adorable pet simulator with a wide variety of cats to take care of. I can't say anything about the Nintendo Wii version, as I've only played the Nintendo DS version. This game is good. It's pretty simple to play. The tasks are what every cat owner is supposed to do: Groom, love, feed, play, and even cleaning the litter box. The mini games are charming. My personal favorite is called "cupid". I also like the musical mini games where the cats sing to some classical songs, such as La Habanera, Toredor, Rigoletto, and a few others. This game isn't purr-fect. However, it's a decent. Any cat lover, like myself, would love this game.

Love this game. The only thing I dislike about it is the bosses are not playable on the console versions, which is a shame because I liked some of the bosses such as Norm, Nash, and Emperor Velo. The GBA port, surprisingly, is the best one. All of the bosses are playable and there's also a special guest character, which is none other than Spyro the Dragon. The Game Boy Advance version is better. The only flaw it has is that my boys Zam and Zem are absent, leaving Oxide to have no team members besides Velo. Overall, I think it's a pretty solid kart racer. Crash Nitro Kart is a good game.

I thank Caddicarus for introducing me to this scarecrow children's sitcom. I love the idea of living scarecrows, which is why Worzel Gummidge is a great show for me. I haven't seen much of it but it's good fun. The episode I saw (Courtesy of Caddicarus) was "The Return of Dafthead", which scared the pants off of him when he first saw it. It was basically a creepy thing who was like a Frankenstein's monster version of a scarecrow. He looks creepy but interesting. I love scarecrows. Besides Worzel, I also like Toasty (From Spyro the Dragon), Birdy (From Conker's Bad Fur Day) and even the scarecrow from The Wizard of Oz. Good show. Too bad it only aired in the UK. I'm American but at least I know of it now.

A funny Christmas flick. Jingle All The Way is one of those movies that isn't meant to be taken seriously. In other words: It's so bad it's good. I liked the part where Arnold fights the group of fake Santa's. That was hilarious. My favorite line came from the muscled Santa (I believe his name was "Big Show"). He said: "I'm gonna deck your halls, Bub!". The overall plot of this movie is relatable: Hunting down a specific Christmas gift. Most adults go through it, unless they do extremely early Christmas shopping. Overall, Jingle All The Way is a cheesy movie that people should enjoy, unless you're a critic who takes every movie seriously. This movie is just good fun comedy.