How Should I Use a $20 Gamestop Gift Card?
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Frag Mortuus
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How Should I Use a $20 Gamestop Gift Card?
I got a $20 Gamestop Gift Card for Christmas and I don't really know what to use it on. Here is what game systems I own.
Wii / Wii U
PS3
PS4
Vita
DS / 3DS
PC
I like most any genre.
I won't mind going a little over the card but no more than a total of $30 (card and cash). So, what games do you all think are worth purchasing? I would prefer to buy a new copy of a game. But, I am not completely against buying used if it's a really good game that you can't buy new any more.
Thanks!
Wii / Wii U
PS3
PS4
Vita
DS / 3DS
PC
I like most any genre.
I won't mind going a little over the card but no more than a total of $30 (card and cash). So, what games do you all think are worth purchasing? I would prefer to buy a new copy of a game. But, I am not completely against buying used if it's a really good game that you can't buy new any more.
Thanks!
Re: How Should I Use a $20 Gamestop Gift Card?
A steam card!
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Frag Mortuus
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Re: How Should I Use a $20 Gamestop Gift Card?
HAHAHA! I've been having trouble finding good stuff on the Steam sales lately. I'm a pretty avid PC gamer and have nearly every AAA game they put on sale and a lot of the indie games, but it doesn't have to be on sale for me to buy it.flex wood wrote:A steam card!
Good suggestion.
Re: How Should I Use a $20 Gamestop Gift Card?
Ever played any of the Ys titles? You can find them for the PS portables and on steam for dirt cheap. I am a huge fan of the earlier titles with the bump combat, while the more modern "press a button to swing your sword" titles are currently all the rage. Both styles are terrific, though. If you like games like Zelda or Secret of Mana, you'd probably adore the Ys titles.
Amazing music, too!
Amazing music, too!
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Re: How Should I Use a $20 Gamestop Gift Card?
I've always wanted to get into Y's. The new one looks really good. I kicked myself for not buying the whole lot available on the Vita a few weeks ago. They were on sale on PSN for 7.50 each.TheSonicRetard wrote:Ever played any of the Ys titles? You can find them for the PS portables and on steam for dirt cheap. I am a huge fan of the earlier titles with the bump combat, while the more modern "press a button to swing your sword" titles are currently all the rage. Both styles are terrific, though. If you like games like Zelda or Secret of Mana, you'd probably adore the Ys titles.
Amazing music, too!
This is definitely a contender. Thanks for reminding me.
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Re: How Should I Use a $20 Gamestop Gift Card?
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate (Wii U) is only $19.99 NEW at GS right now if you can find a copy.
http://www.gamestop.com/wii-u/games/mon ... ate/104797
http://www.gamestop.com/wii-u/games/mon ... ate/104797
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Re: How Should I Use a $20 Gamestop Gift Card?
An aside, but it's Ys, not Y's. No apostrophe. It's pronounced like easy, without the y at the end. Just mentioning it because, before the series finally got popular in the US, one of the only ports was for the SMS where it was mispelled with an apostrophe and for decades there was confusion about both the spelling and pronunciation.Frag Mortuus wrote:I've always wanted to get into Y's. The new one looks really good. I kicked myself for not buying the whole lot available on the Vita a few weeks ago. They were on sale on PSN for 7.50 each.TheSonicRetard wrote:Ever played any of the Ys titles? You can find them for the PS portables and on steam for dirt cheap. I am a huge fan of the earlier titles with the bump combat, while the more modern "press a button to swing your sword" titles are currently all the rage. Both styles are terrific, though. If you like games like Zelda or Secret of Mana, you'd probably adore the Ys titles.
Amazing music, too!
This is definitely a contender. Thanks for reminding me.
Ys itself is actually of ancient european myth, a legend about a land that vanished without a trace, similar to Atlantis. That is to say, the legend of Ys isn't confined to the games. There are actual novels written about Ys (Hence the original title, "Ancient Ys Vanished Books I & II"). The series actually has very little to do with the titular Ys, though, outside of Ys I, II, and some versions of Ys IV.
Just a little FYI
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Re: How Should I Use a $20 Gamestop Gift Card?
Very cool, I didn't know that. ThanksTheSonicRetard wrote:An aside, but it's Ys, not Y's. No apostrophe. It's pronounced like easy, without the y at the end. Just mentioning it because, before the series finally got popular in the US, one of the only ports was for the SMS where it was mispelled with an apostrophe and for decades there was confusion about both the spelling and pronunciation.Frag Mortuus wrote:I've always wanted to get into Y's. The new one looks really good. I kicked myself for not buying the whole lot available on the Vita a few weeks ago. They were on sale on PSN for 7.50 each.TheSonicRetard wrote:Ever played any of the Ys titles? You can find them for the PS portables and on steam for dirt cheap. I am a huge fan of the earlier titles with the bump combat, while the more modern "press a button to swing your sword" titles are currently all the rage. Both styles are terrific, though. If you like games like Zelda or Secret of Mana, you'd probably adore the Ys titles.
Amazing music, too!
This is definitely a contender. Thanks for reminding me.
Ys itself is actually of ancient european myth, a legend about a land that vanished without a trace, similar to Atlantis. That is to say, the legend of Ys isn't confined to the games. There are actual novels written about Ys (Hence the original title, "Ancient Ys Vanished Books I & II"). The series actually has very little to do with the titular Ys, though, outside of Ys I, II, and some versions of Ys IV.
Just a little FYI
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Re: How Should I Use a $20 Gamestop Gift Card?
I actually have this on the Wii U. Do you think it's worth owning on the 3DS as well? Is there a benefit to owning both? I think it supports cross play right?Nintendork666 wrote:Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate (Wii U) is only $19.99 NEW at GS right now if you can find a copy.
http://www.gamestop.com/wii-u/games/mon ... ate/104797
EDIT: Sorry, I thought you linked to the 3DS version because I saw it was also on sale for $20 on GS website.
Thanks for the suggestion!
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Re: How Should I Use a $20 Gamestop Gift Card?
Yeah, they're both $20 right now. From what I've read, you can transfer your save data from one version to the other to continue your file on the go. Also if you're playing on the Wii U and someone plays on a 3ds next to you, you can complete quests together. So yeah... cross-play lol. Pretty neat, I think.Frag Mortuus wrote:I actually have this on the Wii U. Do you think it's worth owning on the 3DS as well? Is there a benefit to owning both? I think it supports cross play right?Nintendork666 wrote:Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate (Wii U) is only $19.99 NEW at GS right now if you can find a copy.
http://www.gamestop.com/wii-u/games/mon ... ate/104797
EDIT: Sorry, I thought you linked to the 3DS version because I saw it was also on sale for $20 on GS website.
Thanks for the suggestion!
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