Family sedan

By larger cars I was referring to SUVs, but also we have bigger sedans (saloons as they're called in some parts of the world) such as the Toyota Camry. I once owned an even bigger sedan called he Chevy Caprice Classic. Mine was a '94, they got discontinued at the end of '96. SUVs can have off-roading ability, but most really don't. America's idea of a premium small car is slapping an Acura badge on a Honda Civic.

In Gran Turismo 5 in the NASCAR trial section, Jeff Gordon will remind you that NASCAR cars are heavier than other cars you might have used. I've been watching many forms of racing all my life, I really don't need that reminder.

In a basketball video game I'll go for an insane amount of steals. Most basketball coaches (especially defensive minded ones) would never let a player gamble that much. The opposing player may sneak by, so you've gambled and lost. Gaming feels way less inhibited to me than real life.

I don't mean to brag, but I never forgot the basic controls of a game I care about. There may be some strange detail I'll never learn, but most people may not learn that trick either.

I try to listen to everything each person has to say, even if I disagree. The downside is that I can find myself yelling 'beep you' at the TV or radio.

I would want a poster of the Gran Turismo 6 special edition '13 Corvette, or an NBA Live '03 poster of then Boston Celtic Paul Pierce. I don't know if they ever made NBA Live posters specifically of one player though.

I like alternate paths to victory.

Sometimes while watching baseball games, I'll say what the commentator is about to say.

Ah, okay.

I thought the PS3 was only reverse compatible to PS1.

I tried to get into Need For Speed Most Wanted, but I just couldn't. It didn't cost me anything though because it's my brother's copy.

A Cruze for $30,000? In the U.S. market I don't think it ever cost that much, but it has been discontinued here in the states. America doesn't value small cars as much as other countries do, I'm not saying that that's right or wrong, we just like our cars a little bigger, or even a lot bigger here.

No, I meant Gran Turismo 4 for the PS2.

I've heard that Hyundais and Kias have a lot of car fires compared to other cars. I either want another Chevy or a Honda CR-V.

Just to clarify, the Chevys I owned were years ago. I'm too poor to own a car right now, but I have a feeling I'll own a car again at some point. And yeah Mustangs are cool, but some generations will not be quick unless you mod them such as the '74-'78 Mustang IIs. I was considering getting a Chevy Cruze, but I live in America and larger cars are seemingly always built better than small cars in my market. And yeah, the Hyundai I20 does look pretty cool Razor.

As much as I love GT6, it really wasn't that much of an improvement in graphics over the previous three games. I'm listing Prologue in those previous three.

That would be awesome.

Yeah, I thought GT4 looked awesome. Almost lifelike.

I used to watch my friend play the PlayStation version.

Razor, I actually find Lotuses to be too lightweight, but I'm used to big, heavy U.S. market Chevys like Caprice and Impala. I have owned one of each in real life.

Mercedes Benzes usually don't work too well in GT games from my standpoint. I do like the Benz Gullwing in relatively low level races though. Especially at the High Speed Ring.

Chaotic good.

My mom saw me using race manager mode in GT4 and she thought I was watching real auto racing. This was back in 2005.

The nostalgia factor is pretty neat.

I sometimes pick the car I want to race in GT6 at random. If I pick one that wasn't modded enough to win quite yet, then I have a test session.