Forlorn Drifter wrote: I've never understood why the Altmer in the Elder Scrolls are always so damn ugly. I thought elves were supposed to be lithe and attractive, not jaundiced, pissy, and with the face of a damn bat.
I've been wondering about that for years. GameSack wrote:That's right, only Sega had the skill to make a proper Nintendo game.
I just played as Ashley for the first time. It was *terrifying*AppleQueso wrote:Yeah that was pretty great.the7k wrote:I liked the very few and short parts where you got to play as Ashley. They could have made an actual survival horror game based on that concept.
Wasn't so much the creepy dark areas, it was being defenseless!Worst I paid was $106 or $119 for Casper game on PSX. The cover art was awesome and so was the CD.FerretGamer wrote:I'll never forget the $79.99 price tag for Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire on the N64 at release.
I was probably about 11 or so and even I thought that was expensive.
I recently found a relic store that had all these retro consoles connected to multiple TV's and they were all switched on and one of them was a Neo-Geo. Its something videogame stores used to do back in the early 90's I guess. Always wondered, were they not worried that it will kill the system faster?Exhuminator wrote: When I was a kid back then I knew people who owned Master Systems, TurboGrafx 16 consoles, even a 3DO. I never knew a single person in real life who owned a Neo Geo. I never even saw one demoed in any store I went to. The system was always this mythical thing that looked amazing in magazine screenshots but was utterly unreachable.
Absolutely. Neo-Geo's AES (home) carts were just like the MVS (arcade) games you'd play so they were priced accordingly at around $200 a pop back in the day. No you won't need the calculator to figure out the 2014 dollars because some of the rarer titles will go for what that $200 got you in the 90s.RCBH928 wrote:Also, I believe 3DO price was similar to Neo-Geo so why it was more common? maybe games price was cheaper?
Xeogred wrote:The obvious answer is that it's time for the Dreamcast 2.
), kinda half tempted to try it eventually even though it was in the stack of close to 7-10 games that I've been trying to figure out how to get rid of(without using as coasters since I'm not sure I'd ever want to play them). kinda funny to realize that now after watch a video about game glitchesbogusmeatfactory wrote:Ever feel like a wild gazelle in the wilderness?
Literally, one of the few Wii U games I don't own. It's also exploded in price... WTF. I was waiting for the same thing as you and then forgot about it.the7k wrote:Just got a Wii U. One of the first games to come to mind as one of I wanna get now is Tank Tank Tank.
I look it up and see that it's now selling for more than retail price on eBay and Amazon. I honestly was thinking it was gonna be some title that would be in the bargain bins of GameStop. Sigh.
Exhuminator wrote:Sega gonna Sega.
