one problem................I have no xbox

Right, so what I'm saying is that buying an Xbox and a brand-new copy of that version of Substance would probably be significantly cheaper than buying the PS2 version alone.

Of course, then you have to rent a delivery truck to haul the massive Xbox to your house and ply several friends with various offers of free food and/or booze to convince them to help you carry it inside, so in the end it's probably a wash. :)

SOB! Thats it Im buying this and GCN controller with my next/last/only paycheck I get.
I need to buy it before it gets worse or is gone completly. Fire Emblem PoR has to wait....and so does a new games.....and a bunch of other stuff. :P

I learnt 2 things a long time ago. 1. Never to wait too long to get what u really want, [life's too short and u might miss out] and never get rid of your classic, older things like great games. Why sell them? I mean, most of the time u get gipped anyway and loose about 70% of your investment.

I am proud to say I have kept about 90% of all my games, including this one, hehe.

I have a new copy. ^_^

One week before Metal Gear Solid 4 came out, I decided it was time to open up my brand new copy of Twin Snakes. Then I thought hard about it, something is stopping me from opening the box up. I look at the box for a while, let me check ebay to see if this thing is worth anything. WOW, this game is going for $125 brand new. What do I do? I really want to play this game. So I head out to EB Games to see if I can stumble across a copy. I got lucky, they had 2 copies there. I buy one for $35. Not the best of shape, but I still have a $125 game.

I know, I bought a couple from game crazy for $15 anticipating the surge after MGS4 and made a nice little profit.

This happens a lot with PS2 RPGs, the new suikoden, Persona, Shadow Hearts etc. comes out and you can make a killing selling the old ones on ebay.

got it ^^

Try getting a copy of FF VII. Its very expensive also.

I might still get it since my cousin still has it (hes under age to play it and he said he was going to sell it)