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Just thought I would mention that I remember the xbox version of GTA3 was pretty cool. There was a radio station in the game that could play music off your harddrive.

This is both sad and funny at the same time. Turns out anyone with a cd burner could potentially make a better pressing than a professional company. lol The only Limited Run games I've ever purchased were already made and just overstock through their amazon page. I've never pre-ordered from them due...

Thanks, guys.

Smile: Put my two weeks in last night. New job finally coming through. At this point I'm just glad to rejoin the world of the living. Working at night sucks.

Do the games run fine on PS4?

Four posts in a row! Is that a record? lol

My local game store has a copy of Castlevania Requiem from Limited Run games. It's a compilation of SotN and Rondo of Blood for PS4. I kinda want it just for the awesome box and the coffin replica inside.

It was nice reading everyone's thoughts! My ranking was based on nostalgia/what I had the most fun with. I really struggled with NES vs SNES. When I was a kid I was limited to the NES games that my brother had. I played the generic classics (Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt, Zelda 1 and 2, Mario 2/3) but...

Ticked: I suppose I'm done mowing today. One of the pto belts broke. The only place locally that may have the correct replacement in stock is closed on Sunday. I'm gonna check tomorrow and see if I can get a new one.

Really sucks because I was about 80% done with all I needed to do.

I don't even like the QR code menus at this point. There's a number of problems with it: -Does the customer have a usable device? -Does the business have free wifi if the customer doesn't have cell service? -Is there an alternative if the customer's device doesn't work? -What about people with visua...

I hate most websites now. More specifically: I loathe websites for restaurants. I don't want your app, I don't want to sign up, I don't want to log in, I don't want you to know my location, and I don't want to start an order.

Just, please, let me look at the basic menu online.