I now know why my parents get all nostalgic about “oh back in my day” cause damn this was back in my day. It was the best years of my life and I took it for granted.
Me lembro como se fosse ontem a emoção de ter visto esse jogo em uma banca e já ter ficado assim: 🤯 só pela capa do jogo kkk mal sabia eu que nesse iria ter uma bela intro acompanhada de um grande classico do iggy pop. Muito foda cada detalhe desse jogo !!!
Velhos tempos, lembro de ficar um bom tempo na pracinha customizando os obstáculos para minhas manobras solo, e eu sempre estava curioso sobre quem eram esses caras de bike... Foram tempos muito bons e proveitosos.p
Back when I was at my grandparents house, they weren't my actual grandparents but I knew them since I was little, especially my grandfather taught me so much and was more a father to me then my real one. I had a GameCube over there with a couple of games and whenever I had some free time I played with it, I just remembered this games name and how much I loved it back then.
I remember playing this every Saturday morning on my day off from Elementary school lol. Good old times i thank my dad he got me this game at the time he did
Thank god I was born when I was. I was able to grow up normal and be a kid playing playstation 1/2 and ride my bmx bike. Kids today only care about being online and their "gender identity." They don't even know what they're missing.
My neighbor is a bit of an old school gamer but still builds motorcycles and mini trucks. I game sometimes but spend as much time as possible in the garage. He's maybe 8 years older than me. He cannot get his kids off the computer. They give zero fucks about ever being outside and look miserable when they are. We're that weird generation that can work a computer but can also build things.
Even with the PlayStation’s dogshit 2FPS video capabilities, Rick Thorne’s montage at the end of the game is high octane pure energy! Rick Thorne was _(and still is!)_ an absolute BEAST!!! 🚲❤️✌️😎🤟
