SNKnicotine wrote:I stopped by GS and picked up another copy of One Piece Pirate, what I noticed was that my original copy's disk is blue while the one I just got was colored in. Does anybody know the differences between the variants.
One Piece Pirate: Unlimited Adventure- 49.99
I was going to post about this. I found the game over the weekend as well and purchased it. The first thing I did after that was to check the Gamestop inventory checker online and as I expected every store in the area has the game in stock now.
It looks like One Piece is now the next game to receive reprint treatment from Gamestop.
SNKnicotine wrote:I stopped by GS and picked up another copy of One Piece Pirate, what I noticed was that my original copy's disk is blue while the one I just got was colored in. Does anybody know the differences between the variants.
One Piece Pirate: Unlimited Adventure- 49.99
I was going to post about this. I found the game over the weekend as well and purchased it. The first thing I did after that was to check the Gamestop inventory checker online and as I expected every store in the area has the game in stock now.
It looks like One Piece is now the next game to receive reprint treatment from Gamestop.
damn gamestop, glad I didn't see it otherwise I prob would have bought to
I picked this up about a month ago. I was talking to my brother (who works at gameplop) about the nes-themed 3DS. I mentioned that I had been looking for the retro gba sp for years, but I could never find it. As luck would have it, someone walked into gameplop wanting to trade in his retro nes the very next day. My brother told him that Gameplop doesn't take gba stuff anymore, but he knows someone who was looking. But that's not all...
On top of this retro nes gba sp, he also had a whole bunch of gba cartridges - including three pokemon games and four others.
How much did all this cost me? Thirty-five dollars. I'm pretty sure that one or two of those pokemon games would cover my expenses.
My luck with GBA SP's has been horrid. I have purchased 3 in about a year and a half, two have dead pixels and the third has dust,etc under the screen. They are a nightmare.
aaron wrote:no pictures, and this is the only place i'm posting it, but we just went and picked up a 6 player X-Men and a single player Time Crisis II for the arcade bar. i know you guys know how big the 6 player X-Men is, but you really don't have a feel for it until you're hauling it around on a dolly at midnight after driving 8 hours all day. whew.
That X-Men cab is my absolute favorite arcade game ever. Great pickup sir.
Game Systems Owned: NES, NES 2 (AV mod), SNES, SNES 2, N64 (Pikachu), N64 original (boxed), Gamecube (Orange, Silver, Purple), Wii, Wii U (Zelda), GB Pocket, GBA (2x-Arctic & Indigo), GBA SP (3x), DS Lite (Crimson/Black), 3DS (Aqua Blue), Sega Genesis and 32X, Game Gear, Lynx, PSP (2x), Vita, and Gold PS4.
FerretGamer wrote:I was going to post about this. I found the game over the weekend as well and purchased it. The first thing I did after that was to check the Gamestop inventory checker online and as I expected every store in the area has the game in stock now.
It looks like One Piece is now the next game to receive reprint treatment from Gamestop.
Thanks for the heads up that this is getting a reprint courtesy of GameStop. I checked my area, which has barely any wii games left, oddly every single store in a 100 mile radius has it in stock.
SNKnicotine wrote:I paid $35 for my original, If that's the case than they're hiking the price to have collectors pay premium for it.
That's what they did with Xenoblade and Metroid Prime.
didn't they also do it with Cave Story and Dokapon Kingdom but those didn't get the case artwork and manuals reprinted though. Atleast with Metroid real collectors know about the tin case and slip cover.
SNKnicotine wrote:I paid $35 for my original, If that's the case than they're hiking the price to have collectors pay premium for it.
That's what they did with Xenoblade and Metroid Prime.
didn't they also do it with Cave Story and Dokapon Kingdom but those didn't get the case artwork and manuals reprinted though. Atleast with Metroid real collectors know about the tin case and slip cover.
Yes, they reprinted those as well. For some reason, they did cart only on Cave Story. However, Dokapon was a complete reprint but I believe the discs were different similar to the One Piece case.
I only mentioned Xenoblade and MP because Gamestop blatantly raised their used prices once they started selling them. As you mentioned, at least the real collectible version of MP wasn't hurt by this. The irony is that I see tons of MP in the stores around here.
