Arcanum and Titan Quest were both about $9 each from the same Amazon seller. I think I've purchased more PAL games this year than I have in my entire life.
Cheap NES Sports Games: $1.50 each @ Goodwill. They were priced at $3 each (too much), I waited until blue tags were half-price.
Sonics Classics and NHLPA Hockey '93 I picked up at the local retro store today. $5 for Sonic, $1 for Hockey.
Pre-owned: - Lollipop Chainsaw - 360 - Asura's Wrath - Ratchet and Clank Collection - Thor God of Thunder (DS version by Wayforward) - Jak and Daxter Collection - I mainly got this to try Jak 3 for the first time. I always hated Jak 2 and was given to believe that Jak 3 was more of the same so I avoided playing it, but I'm gonna give it a fair shot just because playing Sly Thieves in Time has really got me jonesing for another mascot platform game
I may be getting my hands on a copy of Rhythm Thief & The Emperor's Treasure as well.
New: -Lollipop Chainsaw (360) - I got a deal on it, so yeah I have a second copy of the game. This one I'll just keep sealed and add to my very small collection of sealed games
Digital: - Guacamelee - Just came out today so this was a day 1 purchase. So far the game is great. It's PSN's answer to XBLA's Dust An Elysian Tail(which apparently is now going to be on Steam too) - Bentley's Hackpack - So much more fun than I expected. I thought it was some cheap DLC with more of same mini-games from Sly 4. However, this an actual game with trophies, not DLC, and the mini games have been greatly expanded upon in Bentley's Hackpack. They've put a lot of effort into the visual presentation of this game too. The animated city of the title screen is awesome and the hub like arcade where you select your games (featuring animations of the Sly Cooper characters playing different arcade cabinets) is awesome as well. So yeah, here's one more game to play for you hardcore Sly fans. It may just be a 3 dollar game, but they put some effort into it
RyaNtheSlayA wrote: Seriously. Screw you Shao Kahn I'm gonna play Animal Crossing.
Beach Spikers (Gamecube) Mario Golf Toadstool Tour (Gamecube) Crimzon Clover (PC) Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow (Gamecube) Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls (GBA) Dragon Spirit (NES)
February:
Namco Museum 50th Anniversary (Gamecube) Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Lockdown (Gamecube)
March:
Army Men: Sarge's War (Gamecube) Outlaw Golf (Gamecube) Final Fantasy V Advance (GBA) Pac-Man Pinball Advance (GBA) Half-Life GOTY Edition (PC)
April:
Advance Wars (GBA) Battalion Wars (Gamecube) Chaos Field (Gamecube) *NEW* Eternal Darkness (Gamecube) *NEW* Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory (Gamecube)
Eternal Darkness I bought completely on impulse. Being a Nintendo title, it carries that infamous Nintendo Price Premium (TM) but I was able to get it for under $30, which is considered low-end for this title Plus, who wouldn't want to check out an M-rated game from the company that brought us Mario? Chaos Theory is the 3rd SC game and this one's so big it has 2 discs while I imagine the other console ports easily have 1 It retains connectivity with the GBA which displays a current map as you play.
Xeogred wrote:The obvious answer is that it's time for the Dreamcast 2.
1. Eternal Darkness is developed by Silicon Knights not Nintendo. Nintendo was just the publisher. 2. Eternal Darkness is the best game for the Gamecube.
Let strength be granted, so the world might be mended...so the world might be mended.
Stark wrote:1. Eternal Darkness is developed by Silicon Knights not Nintendo. Nintendo was just the publisher. 2. Eternal Darkness is the best game for the Gamecube.
Nintendo was actually really close to purchasing Silicon Knights entirely and making them into a second-party developer. Given their output in the current gen, it's probably for the best that they passed that one up.
Stark wrote:1. Eternal Darkness is developed by Silicon Knights not Nintendo. Nintendo was just the publisher. 2. Eternal Darkness is the best game for the Gamecube.
Nintendo was actually really close to purchasing Silicon Knights entirely and making them into a second-party developer. Given their output in the current gen, it's probably for the best that they passed that one up.
Yeah man they turned out disappointing ... I was really looking forward to Too Human and it was just meh.
Let strength be granted, so the world might be mended...so the world might be mended.
Stark wrote:1. Eternal Darkness is developed by Silicon Knights not Nintendo. Nintendo was just the publisher. 2. Resident Evil 4 is the best game for the Gamecube.
Fixed that for ya
Eternal Darkness is awesome though, and one of the main reasons to own a GC. I wish we could get a sequel
RyaNtheSlayA wrote: Seriously. Screw you Shao Kahn I'm gonna play Animal Crossing.
Stark wrote:1. Eternal Darkness is developed by Silicon Knights not Nintendo. Nintendo was just the publisher. 2. Resident Evil 4 is the best game for the Gamecube.
Fixed that for ya
Eternal Darkness is awesome though, and one of the main reasons to own a GC. I wish we could get a sequel
I haven't finished RE4, but I did play it and unless it gets way better after the "castle", we'll just have to agree to disagree.
Let strength be granted, so the world might be mended...so the world might be mended.
Plus, who wouldn't want to check out an M-rated game from the company that brought us Mario? 
