Ah, yes, Sonic Adventure is one of the true Dreamcast classics. It was only a matter of time before this game came out on PSN. It's been a while since we took Sonic and the gang on a run, so let's see if anything has changed.

The PSN/XBLA versions will cost you $10, and $5 extra for the DX DLC, that right there is a problem, considering the STEAM VERSION IS LESS AND HAS IT ALL. I blame the fact that DX was on the PC, but this is more of a SEGA Problem.

For those spending the ten dollars, you have a slightly upgraded graphical Adventure to look forward to, with everything from the DC original intact. The music's still pretty epic, even in this age. The gameplay still is rock solid as ever, even though there are a few CAMERA issues, but there's always been camera issues in Adventure.

I mean, heck, each character has a different style, running as Sonic, racing as Tails, Emerald Hunting as Knuckles, RUNNING AWAY FROM ROBOTS AND NOT DYING as Amy, Shooting as E-102 Gamma, and FISHING as BIG. I hate fishing as Big, because it's one of the stupidest things I've ever done, and I think this character is just in the game because of Sega Bass Fishing. I don't know, he just doesn't feel like he doesn't belong here. Thankfully, he has the shortest story, so... yeah.

You get some depth, I mean, 130 emblems does add a bunch of depth, and the chao races.  Is it worth the $15 bucks to get the DX DLC and the game? Depends if you want the extra sixty missions, which don't really give you much gameplay. They only add a few hours to this game and aren't worth the price. The basic game is worth $10 though.

It's not really an actual RPG, it's a Metroidvania with rpg levels.

The worst game ever is Facade for the PC... Facade is terrible. It's free, but terrible.

Also, just saying this, if they do go F2P... I hope there isn't something stupid like a level or quest cap. I mean, there can be sidequests that are locked or items that you can't get if you don't pay for the DLC or whatever, but if it ends up like Diablo 3's starter edition(Can only do 5 quests, level cap is 10), then I'm going to not be happy.

Occasionally, I get bored and write wrestling matches in my spare time, these can be pretty huge, and I think some of you may be interested in reading them. I wrote this match a long while ago, Samoa Joe vs Jushin Thunder Liger. I do occasionally take requests, but it may take a while, I need to get in the correct mood for this.

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Singles Match, Samoa Joe vs Jushin Thunder Liger:

Samoa Joe and Jushin Liger are standing on opposite sides of the ring, looking at each other. Joe cracks his knuckles, and rolls his neck, keeping his eyes on the Junior Legend. Liger just stands there, waiting. The ref rings the bell to start the match. Liger and Joe meet in the middle, both men going into a grapple, but Joe shoves Liger down, and looks at him. Liger gets back up, and asks for a test of strength, Joe accepts it, and takes advantage. Joe sweeps the leg, and goes down, but Liger uses his feet to block Joe, and kick him off. Liger then sweeps Joe’s leg, and goes for the quick cover, 1, Joe shoves Liger off with power. Liger and Joe get up, and Joe lariats Liger down. Joe picks Liger back up, and begins hitting palm thrusts, but Liger comes back, hitting Joe in the fast with palm thrusts of his own. Liger whips Joe into the ropes, but Joe reverses it, and goes for a lariat. Liger ducks the lariat, and comes back, hitting Joe with a dropkick. Joe gets staggered from the input, and Liger quickly hits an enzugiri on Joe, taking him down. Joe drops to the outside, but Liger runs, and planchas on top of Joe on the outside. Liger gets up, and tries to whip Joe into the ring, but Joe reverses and whips Liger into the steel steps. Joe looks at the ref, who has counted to four, and gets in the ring. Joe runs to the other side of the ring, and motions for Liger to get up. Liger does, and Joe runs at him. Joe with a Suicide Dive, restarting the count, but Liger sidesteps, and Joe goes into the guardrail! Liger capitalizes with a couple stomps at Joe, then leg drops him. Liger gets Joe back into the ring, at the count of seven, and follows.

Liger picks Joe up, and decides to go for the Liger Bomb, setting Joe up, but Joe just flips Liger over. Joe puts Liger in a seated position, and chops him in the back. He follows this up with a soccer ball kick to the chest, knocking Liger back on his back, then Joe finishes it off with a jumping knee drop. Joe with the pin, 1...2.… Liger gets the shoulder up. Joe picks Liger up, and then sends him into the corner turnbuckle. Joe rushes at Liger, going for the huge Kenka Kick to the face, but Liger ducks, and Joe gets hung up on the turnbuckle. Liger with a German Suplex with the bridge, 1...2.… Kickout! Liger motions to end it, and picks Joe up, going for a Brainbuster, but Joe drops behind and locks in The Clutch! However, the move has to be broken, because Liger has his foot on the ropes! Joe continues to have the hold cinched in during the count, and lets go at four, right before he gets disqualified. Joe picks Liger up, and whips him into the ropes, Joe with a huge STO off the rebound, and a pin, 1.…2... Liger Kicks out once again. Joe is looking quite frustrated at not being able to put away Liger, he picks Liger up, and pushes him into the corner. After a few blows, Liger lays in the corner. Joe then gives Liger a facewash, then runs off the ropes, coming back to hit Liger in the face with a running knee. Another pin by Joe, 1...2.… Another kick out by Liger. Joe picks Liger up, but Liger pushes Joe into the corner, and hits a rolling wheel kick on Joe! Joe goes down. Liger picks Joe up, and begins hitting him with palm thrusts. Liger gives Joe a Hurricanrana and then quickly ascends the turnbuckle. MOONSAULT by Liger hits, and he quickly hooks Joe’s leg for the cover, 1...2.… Joe gets the shoulder up. Liger picks Joe up, and gives him a Belly to Back Suplex, and heads back up the turnbuckle. Jushin Liger with the Frog Splash, but Joe gets his knees up, blocking the splash! Joe quickly gets up, and logs in the STF on Liger. Liger is struggling to get anywhere, but Joe eventually gets angry at Liger for not tapping, so he breaks the hold himself. Joe then picks Liger up, and Powerbombs him down for a pin, 1...2... Kickout, but Joe turns the kickout into a Boston Crab! Only Liger’s determination breaks the hold, as he reaches the ropes. Joe picks Liger up, and gives him an atomic drop, then runs off the ropes, Joe comes back going for a big front dropkick, but Liger ducks the attack, and locks in an Indian Deathlock. Joe reaches the ropes, breaking the hold, though it took it’s toll.

Liger decides to head up the turnbuckle, but Joe makes contact with the ropes, causing Liger to get caught on the turnbuckle. Joe heads up top, and tosses Liger over his head. Liger lands on his feet, though, and powerbombs Joe off the turnbuckle, and goes for a cover, 1.…2.…. Joe kicks out! Liger quickly gets on Joe, and begins to drop palm thrusts on Joe’s face, but Joe pushes Liger off, and gets up on his feet. Liger runs at Joe, but Joe basically hits Liger with a huge chop, and begins hitting strike after strike on Liger, then gets behind him, suplexing him across the ring. Joe quickly runs and hits a senton on Liger, then picks him up again. Joe pushes Liger into the corner, and hits Liger with the Muscle Buster, then goes for the cover, 1...2.… LIGER KICKS OUT!

Joe can’t believe it, and he picks Liger up, and begins hitting him with forearms, but Liger drop toe holds Joe down, and quickly picks Joe up, giving him a brainbuster! Instead of pinning, Liger ascends the turnbuckle once more. Liger with a shooting star press on Joe, and he hooks the leg! 1.…2.…. JOE KICKS OUT! Liger motions for the Ligerbomb, and he lifts Joe up, however, during the running, Joe slips behind Liger. Liger stops, and attempts to turn around, but it’s too late, Joe locks in The Clutch! Liger attempts to fight the hold, but Joe has it in the middle of the ring this time! The ref is checking on Liger, seeing if he submits, while Joe is smiling as he continues to increase the pain of the hold. Liger holds on for a moment more, then finally gives up, due to the submission. Joe is told to let go, but he holds on the move for a bit longer, sending a message, not only to Liger, but to everyone else. Joe finally lets go, and then climbs the turnbuckle, looking at the crowd, doing the cut throat taunt.
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I'm already getting to work on a Punk vs Daniel Bryan matchup for their upcoming PPV match.

I'd rather see it go F2P... If it goes One time pay, I MAY get it, but if it goes to a subscription format, I will NOT buy it. It's just not worth it, like WoW isn't for me. Would rather be playing DCUO anyways.

Nintendo Entertainment System: 24 (-1)
Super Nintendo Entertainment System: 21 (+1)
Nintendo 64: 13 (-1)

Is it me? Oh... wait... Klutch says it isn't me... But it is.

HOORAY.

I pick Klutch, because... Klutch?

I'd rather have Daniel Bryan as champ then HHH for the god knows what time, or Cena or Khali or Batista or *insert terrible world champion here*.

At least Bryan can wrestle and is a new guy. He's earned his title, maybe not the traditional way of working in one company his entire life, but he's gone around the world, wrestling. He's had some of the USA's greatest matches(against Nigel McGuinness), and at least he was built up. Especially today, in the world full of idiotic WWE Creative members, he's looking decent.

Something in the Fire Pro series probably.

FPG had the BEST season mode ever, even if it was all in Japanese.

FPR is an ultimate classic and match maker mode was a pretty good thing.

Final Fire Pro Wrestling actually has an English Translation and it is fun to play their version of a GM Mode.