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A few weeks ago I traded in my copy of The Jak and Daxter HD Collection because of the whole fact that I have the original games on my PS2. Also because I only like the first game and not the last 2. I have also decided to refuse to buy games such as Sonic Adventure 2 Battle for the Gamecube because it is just a remake of the original on Dreamcast. But recently with more HD games coming out (Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 and 2.5 to be exact) I feel like I'm going to miss out of the Final Mix versions of those games. I didn't mind it with 1.5 HD Remix since the first Kingdom Hearts only features a few extra bosses that mean nothing in the long run of things and that Re: Chain of Memories was terrible in my eyes. . But with 2.5 HD Remix on the way and the fact that Kingdom Hearts 2 and Birth By Sleep are my favorites in the series I don't want to miss out of the content that is in these versions (especially on the fact that the final mix version in these game are huge compared to the original). I'm also a Trophy Hunter on my PS3 so I chose to only keep games that I have 100% completed on my PSN. Which is why I traded in some of these games to begin with. I didn't like Jak 2 on the HD collection and I chose not the play Jak 3 so I chose to trade it in because of that. I kind of don't know what to do. The Inner OCD in my is saying "Don't bother it will feel out of place in your collection have more than 1 version of something in your collecting", but my other OCD side is saying "Get them so you can get all the trophies, you love these games don't you?" Should I add HD games to my collection or should I just stick with what I have?

Crytek-authorised TimeSplitters Rewind in development for PC http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-03-15-crytek-authorised-timesplitters-rewind-in-development-for-pc Could they be testing the waters, perhaps? I was a huge fan of the TimeSplitters games on the GameCube, back in the day. Top notch multiplayer, a really good map editor, a pretty good musical score andfantastic singleplayer levels kept me coming back for more. Sure, part of the appeal was probably the lack of competition from other shooter series', which probably made it a bit of a 'big fish in a small pond', I'll admit to that freely, but I really did enjoy the series immensely. I hope that these games do really well, and that Crytek commissions a proper sequel. Gotta have more o' dat Cortez. TIME TO SPLIT!

Heyy guys! Well I've decided to get back into 3D animation. My program of choice had undergone some serious improvements by its developers since I last used it. Now I can create almost fully photo-realistic scenes. Now... scoll down, scroll up. What did you see? You saw an image demonstrating my new project! Sonic Adventure 2 was an absolute classic. So I decided to rip some models from Sonic'06 and I am going to re-animate some of the cutscenes with live-action footage serving as an environment. This was mainly inspired by that Eddie Lebron guy who is making the However, I am a one-man team and my name is Jordan Le Bron (with the space!) The materials still need a lot of work and I'm going to re-rig the models so they have a much more natural flexibility to them. I still need to rig the faces which I have never done before in my life! So hopefully with a few more tutorials and time well spent this will be NOSTALGIA-TASTIC. Original Green Forest Cutscene Your not even good enough to be my fake! I'll make your eat those words! Best trash-talk ever