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I'm currently playing Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for the first time. Area 69 is one of the few missions in San Andreas which is tactical based. It feels more like a mission in Metal Gear Solid than Grand Theft Auto. I figured out a way of getting underground. Actually the combat on the ground part is relatively easy. But when you get underground, stealth is not an option. Because the alarm has been activated when you get there. You have to shoot some people. But I run out of ammo when I'm there, and I'm struggling to complete the mission. Any tips?

So my history with the franchise is I got a copy of The Precursor Legacy in 5th grade. I have always been a big Crash Bandicoot fan. It was my love of Crash Bandicoot that caused me to get The Precursor Legacy. Because both Crash Bandicoot and Jak and Daxter were made by Naughty Dog. Crash Bandicoot is one of the most successful platforming franchises outside of Nintendo. The Precursor Legacy was always a favorite of mine growing up.

I didn't play Jak 2 until I was in college, and I've been playing the game on and off for the past several years. I feel that Jak 2's difficulty makes it a harder game to get into than The Precursor Legacy. My save file says that I'm 98% completed the game.

I'm on what I suppose might be the final boss of the game. It is against Korn who winds up being a twist villain. Korn is the metal head leader. I remember last night I got up to the Korn boss fight and I knew it must be a hard boss fight. So I saved my game and called it quits for the night. Today I had more free time. So I actually tried to fight the metal head leader and failed. Can anyone give me tips for the Metal Head Leader boss fight?

1. Cortex and Mechabandicoot from Crash Twinsanity

2. Ngin from Crash 4 (I love the drumming platforming. It is truly a great first boss fight. It's just not as good as Cortex and Mechanbandicoot in my opinion.

3. Tiny Tiger from Crash 3 (I love that it takes place in the Coliseum, and this boss fight was always a favorite of mine growing up.)

4. Rumble in the Rocks-So this boss fight is pretty creative. You have to get all the rocks before Crunch does. When Crunch touches a rock, it catches fire. If Crash touches the burning rocks, then it will cost Crash health.

5. Papu Papu (Although it's racist that Crash Bandicoot fights Australian Aboriginals who look like indigenous Americans in the first game. This boss fight is still iconic. This boss fight is rather easy. At least in the N' Sane Trilogy, they increase the bars on Papu Papu from 3 to 5. In the Crash Twinsanity level Totem Hoken, they bring back Papu Papu's hut as an Easter Egg.

6. Ripper Roo from Crash 2-I know some people like this boss fight. But I was never really a fan of it. All you do is memorize where Ripper Roo doesn't put Nitro Crates.

7. Dr. Cortex and the Yuctupus-So you jack enemies and, then you work your way to jacking the Yuctupus. Then you use the Yuctapus's ability to destroy the walls. Yeah whatever.

8. Ngin from Mind Over Mutant-This Boss Fight is pathetic. Can this even be considered a boss fight? But I do like Nolan North's voice acting as Ngin I suppose.

Drake's Fortune came out in 2007. 2007 was a time in which the PS3 did exist. But there was still a significant amount of games being released for the PS2.

Woodrow Wilson-The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

Warren G. Harding-The Kid

Calvin Coolidge-Joan of Arc

Herbert Hoover-Frankenstein

Franklin Roosevelt-King Kong

Harry S. Truman-The African Queen

Dwight Eisenhower-North by Northwest

John Kennedy-The Great Escape

Lyndon B. Johnson-The Planet of the Apes

Richard Nixon-The Fiddler on the Roof

Gerald Ford-The Godfather Part 2

Jimmy Carter-The Shining

Ronald Reagan-Clash of the Titans

Bush Sr.-Life Stinks

Bill Clinton-Good Will Hunting

George W. Bush-Howl's Moving Castle

Barack Obama-Life of Pi