MightyDuck

YES! Give me a remake or direct sequel to Socom 1+2 and I'd forever grateful. I fell off with Socom 3. Just wasn't a fan of the large maps in 3. Confrontation on the PS3 was fun. Socom 4 was an abomination though.

@wardcleaver: Totally agree with you. It really had some great in-match moments.

@gtxforza: That's the one! Couldn't remember if it was from 2Fast or one of the other ones. Almost bought one when I had my first "real" job out of college, but went with something more practical instead. Being an adult sucks!

I've always really liked the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution.

I'd love another Wave Race.

MAG 2.

I absolutely loved that first game. I had never really played any of the Battlefields prior to it, so the 256 player count was awesome. The objectives were a blast to follow and play. Even after playing most of the Battlefields since, they haven't recaptured the fun I had with MAG.

Currently working my way through Super Mario 3D World on Switch. It's not bad, I think I'm more of a 2D Mario guy though when it comes to level by level style gameplay.

That being said, I loved Mario Odyssey and am excited to jump into Bowser's Fury.

Honestly? I'm cool with that.

I bought GT Sport last year during a PSN Sale for $20. I was shocked at how much single player content they've put in the game. It was great. I got a good 30 hours in the game before I wasn't good enough to control the higher level cars. It was probably the GT I've played the most since GT3 back on PS2.

Totally got my fill and really enjoyed the game. I think I only spent about an hour with the actual online portion of the game. So, if GT7 is next year instead? That's fine. It'll give me more time to try and find a PS5 too.

I'm psyched for it. I'm all in for some dumb action fun.

Great topic @sweep!

I've lost about 20 pounds since the Pandemic/lockdowns started last March which has been great. I'm about 5 pounds away from what I weighed in college 12 years ago, which was a decent healthy weight for my height.

I'm up to about 45 minutes a day on the treadmill at varying speeds/inclines and then walking another 20. Also wear a weighted vest on some days when I run to switch it up. I was doing really good with lifting weights (both dumbbell and kettlebell), but with hybrid learning devouring my soul (I'm a teacher) I just haven't kept up with it.

I've also tried to eat a little healthier too. Usually just eat a few pieces of toast for breakfast, but my doc recently suggested I have a few hardboiled eggs here and there for protein, which I guess I'm not getting enough of. My goal is to really eat less on the weekends. I think thats where I end up losing progress is cause I kinda treat myself more than I probably should on the weekends.

Also been trying to snack healthier...more carrots with some hummus here and there. Let me tell you though, 2 tablespoons of hummus is not nearly enough hummus.

I was eyeing a Ring Fit for a while, but wasn't sure if it was worth it or not in addition to the stuff I'm already trying to do.

Best of luck to everyone else out there trying to get healthy out there!