Hey, Justin, I'll sell you my copy of it (j/k).

It's a great party game, but the 1 player mode is wayyyyyyyy too hard and not properly tuned/balanced.

Although I have to give them mad props on their interface. Wasn't that the same team as Twisted Metal Black? Because both interfaces are in the "legendary" status in my opinion.

Nice. Thanks for the link. I usually have 3-4 browser windows open searching the pre-owned / on-sale section sorted by price at EB, GameStop, and Walmart.

At the risk of sounding like a tv infomercial: "This is exactly what I've been looking for." ;-P

Althought I still like spending an afternoon visiting various movie rental and used game stores looking for deals on used games. Kinda like 'yard saleing' (sic).

Wow - you sound like a quite a dedicated old game shopper! What are you looking for? Recent games knocked down to super-low prices, or maybe ultra-rare oldies for an extensive collection? I have a few old things I'd love to find, games I've loved and lost from the 1980s.

I like checking out those titles that slip through the cracks of the hype machine and drop off the shelves of major stores after a couple of weeks. Browsing 'pre-owned' or 'hot-bargain' sections at web sites or used game exchange stores is fun. Sometimes you come across some interesting games for 7 or 8 bucks. Even bad games are good when they're that cheap. It's like watching late night 'B' movies.

Same goes for recent games that get knocked down. I equated it to seeing a movie preview and deciding not to see it in the theatre but waiting to rent it when it hits DVD. A lot of games are like that. They look good, but not good enough to run out and buy at full price. So I put them on the 'well if I see it for under $15 I'll pick it up' list. After a while, as the list grows, I tend to forget about these games so it's fun to come across them a year later for really cheap.