Hunter3081

I have a bunch of favorites, but my top 3 would be: FlatOut 2, Halo 3 and Burnout 3: Takedown. These are the games that I loved to play throughout my childhood, and continue to play today.

AFAIK The prices of the craft are (US) 99$ for a small, 149$ for a medium, and 199$ for a large. I don't what the exact scale is at, but somewhere around a foot and a half for the large size.

Interstate '76 has some of those features, it is quite old however.

The last game I beat was Burnout 3: Takedown on the original Xbox. It felt so good to have completed it after so many years.

If you like arcade racing games, TrackMania Nations Forever is a free game you can get on Steam.

I, for one, welcome our new MS Paint overlords.

TrackMania Nations Forever, there is not much scrolling to do, and any action that uses scrolling can easily be achieved with buttons in-game.

I like the idea of misc vital sign information, it would be very interesting to see how different conditions affect a kerbals bodily functions.

He said "turbo miles", Its just his slur that makes it sound like "kerbo miles". Here is a quote from IMDB

Here's my entry: I only achieved Flawless Completion on this run, but I may try again later.

All of the stuff on that list, except for interplanetary stuff and gravity assists.

This was my first post, it was pretty easy to find.

Stewart found dodgy gaming joysticks. qadbogf

I like the model just the way it is, plus, I am sure she will have just as much fun tumbling down a hill as the guys do.

Can you delete post #27, its a double post I made, I was a bit confused. http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/110286-KSP-Fun-Facts?p=1729799#post1729799