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poklane on 24 May 2014

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (PS2) and Pokémon Yellow. Damn you Snorlax!!!



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fps_d0minat0r on 24 May 2014

demons souls
I love the combat in the game but as someone who isnt a huge rpg fan, the rpg elements put me off.



kirby007 on 24 May 2014

Forza 2, couldn't be fucked with all endurance races



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AZWification on 24 May 2014

The original Mega Man! I enjoyed that game, but boy was it hard!



                
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Nintentacle on 24 May 2014

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year-Door
Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack In Time
Grand Theft Auto IV
Resident Evil 4
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX



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d21lewis on 24 May 2014
Sareth said:
Secret of Mana. I lost my copy when my grandma gave away my NES and SNES stuff. I was playing it on an emulator back in 2012 but I lost my saves and never started it again. Also, playing with an emulator just doesn't feel as good. I'll get a new copy when I get my first paycheck.


Pretty sure it's on the eShop now.  Just fire up that Wii or Wii U and enjoy some classic gaming goodness.



Sareth on 24 May 2014
d21lewis said:
Sareth said:
Secret of Mana. I lost my copy when my grandma gave away my NES and SNES stuff. I was playing it on an emulator back in 2012 but I lost my saves and never started it again. Also, playing with an emulator just doesn't feel as good. I'll get a new copy when I get my first paycheck.


Pretty sure it's on the eShop now.  Just fire up that Wii or Wii U and enjoy some classic gaming goodness.


Maybe, though I'd really prefer a physical copy. And I need more SNES games in my collection; NES and N64 are overflowing their boxes but SNES still has a lot of room.



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Zekkyou on 24 May 2014
Nintentacle said:
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year-Door
Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack In Time
Grand Theft Auto IV
Resident Evil 4
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX

What kind of a monster doesn't finish Ratchet & Clank? D:



d21lewis on 24 May 2014
Sareth said:
d21lewis said:
Sareth said:
Secret of Mana. I lost my copy when my grandma gave away my NES and SNES stuff. I was playing it on an emulator back in 2012 but I lost my saves and never started it again. Also, playing with an emulator just doesn't feel as good. I'll get a new copy when I get my first paycheck.


Pretty sure it's on the eShop now.  Just fire up that Wii or Wii U and enjoy some classic gaming goodness.


Maybe, though I'd really prefer a physical copy. And I need more SNES games in my collection; NES and N64 are overflowing their boxes but SNES still has a lot of room.


The only downside to owning a boxed copy (that I can think of) is that, during the PS1 era, all of my games that had batteries installed for saves suddenly started dying.  Imagine how I felt when my 101% finish on DKC or my  double star stats for every character in Chrono Trigger were gone for good!  But if you can find a boxed copy and somehow avoid that problem, I'm happy for ya.



kupomogli on 24 May 2014

If started playing a game and I really enjoyed it, then I more than likely, I finished it. If I didn't finish it, it's because I've either finished it previously and didn't feel like playing all the way through it again, or I didn't really like the game much.