I have multiple copies of a bunch of the Genesis/Megadrive Sonic games, if you include all the various compilations they've been on (Sonic Compilation, Sonic Jam, Sonic Gems Collection, Sega Mega Drive collection etc). In fact that could apply to a lot of Mega Drive games I own.
I own Ocarina of Time on the N64 and on the Gamecube.
For some reason I own 2 boxed copies of Banjo Tooie. Well, not "for some reason". I already had a complete boxed copy, and then I saw another copy being sold in Gamestation for £4.99. Considering it goes upwards of about £50-60 on Ebay, I figured I'd be stupid not to pick it up again, especially when it's such a ridiculously low price.
I also own 2 copies of Virtua Tennis, 2 copies of Grandia on the Saturn, and that's all I can think of at the moment.
What game do you own the most versions/copies of?
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AznKhmerBoi
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Re: What game do you own the most versions/copies of?
street fighters , mortal kombats, and tekkens 
I love fighters
I love fighters
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weaponepsilon
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Re: What game do you own the most versions/copies of?
DOOM. I have it for 32x, SNES, PC, Jaguar, PS1, Saturn, N64, Xbox...Ironically I bought the one for the PC last because the others couldnt reproduce the experience. Also Samurai Shodown. I have that for the Genesis, Sega Cd, SNES, and the Neo Geo AES. Because it took a while to get that AES.
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Re: What game do you own the most versions/copies of?
The only one that springs to mind right now is GTA San Andreas. I have it on ps2,xbox and (as of the other day thanks to steam having it on special for like $3) PC.
I have loads of doubles though. But that's the worst one that comes to mind.
I have loads of doubles though. But that's the worst one that comes to mind.
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I know exactly what you're talking about. I have the first 3 sonic games for the MD (2 copies of sonic 2) But then to add to all that, I have Sonic Gems on the ps2, sonic mega drive collection on the ps3 and Sega mega drive classics on steam. All of which have extra copies of sonic and several other MD games I already have.Reprise wrote:I have multiple copies of a bunch of the Genesis/Megadrive Sonic games, if you include all the various compilations they've been on (Sonic Compilation, Sonic Jam, Sonic Gems Collection, Sega Mega Drive collection etc). In fact that could apply to a lot of Mega Drive games I own.
JT wrote:Yeah, like vampire aliens invade and hit us all with a ray beam that paralyzes all of our arms. The only way to deactivate the ray beam and fight back the vampire alien threat is with a complicated series of foot patterns on the device's control board that looks remarkably like a DDR pad. We will all praise this man for saving our lives and buy him a mountain of stuffed animals.