lego transformers 2
What are some good playstation2 games for my brother?
he already has:
destroy all humans 2
madden 09
spongebob squarepants lights camera pants
ncaa march madness 2003
stars wars battle front
backyard nba basketball
tony hawk underground2
madden 07
marvel ultimate alliance
guitar hero2
lego indiana jones
dragon ball z budokai
madden 2005
dance dance revolution
into the groove
guitar hero rock the 80's
lego batman
atv offroad fury
grand turismo 3
guitar hero 3
sims 2
medal of honor underground
guitar hero
stuntman
lord of the rings:the fellowship of the ring
street hoops
deer hunt 2005 season
transformers the game
burnout revenge
kessen
teken 4
nba street
star wars battle front 2
smackdown vs raw 2008
and please no MATURE games
its ok if its teen though because hes 8
Those are good enough games. If he can get the latest parts of them then it can be considered a new game. Maybe he can try Fifa and also Call of Duty. They are great games too.
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TRANSFORMERS ROBOT REPLICAS MEGATRON
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Despite being a cruel tyrant, Megatron managed to win the allegiance of many of the Transformers with his fiery diatribes on the great destiny that awaited them among the stars. He spoke of a grand army of mighty machines, empowered by the awesome energies of the AllSpark, sweeping across the galaxy, conquering all before them. He spoke of a new golden age for Cybertron in which the machine world ...
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Angie reached for the letter open gingerly her hand almost shaking unable to stop herself and rationalizing it by saying she was only checking to see if such pretty ornaments could possibly have a blade. She had ordered the 2 Piece Japanese Samurai Katana Sword Letter Opener With Stand as a touch of the orient to her office (actually her husband's office). His passion was Samurai swords and Angie felt this added just the perfect accent.
Angie had never been fond of swords but indulged her husband's passion for ancient Samurais with a touch of amusement and uneasiness. She made it a point to never be in the room when he polished his collection of replica Samurai Katana swords, they looked to bright and evil. How could such a gentle man have such a passion for weapons?
Slowly she pulled the longest katana from its wooden sheathe making herself calm her breathing, after all it was only a letter opener and could hardly cut the mail, much less anything else but her hands tingled and her breathing would not slow. The box it had arrived in lay in the corner and she cast a glance over at it to check the return address. After all nothing as innocuous as a 2 Piece Japanese Samurai Katana Sword Letter Opener With Standcould possibly be a threat, right?
The little Japanese katana slid smoothly from its wooden sheathe and she smiled as she saw its dulled edges and hefted it in her hand. "Nothing to worry about, its only a letter opener, see?" she told herself. But before her eyes the room disappeared, and she is was an open hut, it was night and the moon was bright but the hut was hot and dark the only bright spot was the glowing forge. The smell of bamboo and sweat strong in her nose, mosquitoes buzzed around her annoying her but not biting.
Bent over a glowing fire before her was a tiny man his sandaled feet dusty and his bare back sweaty. She peered unable to control her curiosity despite the odd circumstances, as he reached into the fire and pulled out a glowing piece of metal. She realized he was Japanese as he turned around the hunk of metal actually sending off heat she could feel where she stood.
"What on earth?" She thought as she watched him silently. He took the almost molten metal to flat iron surface and begin to hammer it.
She glanced down at her hand remembering the letter opener she held and realized it had grown it was nearly 18 inches long and no longer shiny steel but a dull grey. Angie dropped it instinctively and suddenly she was back on her husband's office with the tiny letter opener on the floor.
The little letter opener did not seem as threatening now despite her vision and she bent to pick it up and replace it in its stand - convincing herself she had only been daydreaming. As her fingers closed around the hasp she actually felt the katana grow in her hand and once again she was back in the little hut watching the tiny Japanese man with the incredibly strong arms and knotted hands work.
This time the metal had form and it was long and straight but with a curved tip, even now she could see the beauty of the sword and knew it would be for a noble Samurai. Even knowing nothing of ancient Japanese sword making Angie knew it was to be a work of art though, as yet unfinished.
Angie knew the one he was working on was to be the one she held, and wondered what it would be when finished. Would this Japanese Katana embody the soul of the maker,or would it be dull and lifeless? This artist was applying clay carefully to it. It seemed lumpy to Angie as though there were different thicknesses applied. She wondered how he did not burn himself the metal was still hot!
This time she placed the katana on the ground carefully letting go reluctantly, and instantly the office appeared around her.
Careful not to touch tiny katana Angie bent over and placed it carefully back in the wooden sheathe. "Wouldn't her husband be surprised with his new 2 Piece Japanese Samurai Katana Sword Letter Opener With Stand?" she thought?
Though she expected he might never open a letter with it if he saw what she had seen and she knew she would be back to find out how her katana turned out.
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