Every few weeks I would like to jump into "the classic game vault." I want to take a look back at games from previous console generations that maybe you've missed, or were too skeptical to try. Some "classic" games can run you some decent amount of coin, but most are well worth the price. This week in the classic vault, the stealth action horror game, Manhunt.

Let's first time travel back a few months ago, to late December/Early January. I had been seeing some reviews, and trailers pop up for Blood Bowl. At the time I had not heard much about the game, I only knew it was a reference to a Warhammer board game that was made in the mid 90's. After doing some research on my own I discovered it was actually a video game remake of this table...

 

There are many things that I can compare this CD to; for instance how about a good, hard, fast fuck in a location where you are likely to be caught, or how about a rare steak, or an aged bottle of Bourbon and a big fat joint. I could go on and on but I will not bore you with more analogies that are both pointless and redundant, lets just get on with it shall we.

This is the second part in a series that will take a look back to a time when bands hailing from the Southern US created a swell of soul and boogie in the late 1980's and into the mid 1990's. Related in sound to various degrees to Southern Rock bands of a generation before them, this new movement didn't so much copy the sound of classic southern rock, but more emulated the...

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Born on ranch. the usual school stuff...football, track, etc. 3 years Naval Air, stock theater in Texas. 40 years in film industry as writer / director / actor / stuntman / special effects. Currently in Austin, Texas, writing mostly, and jonesing for L.A.