(09-24-2013, 09:07 PM)CosmykTheDolfyn Wrote: So....

I just bought the original Star Fox, and it works, for $4.

Ya'll jelly?

I can beat that. 3-4 years ago. 75 cents. Jelly?

(09-24-2013, 06:33 PM)Hexadecimal Wrote:

(09-24-2013, 06:28 PM)retrolinkx Wrote: I found ICO for £12.

I haven't played it yet, but it came with the manual, which is cool.

Good buy! I lucked out and found it brand new at a Best Buy a long time ago for $9.99.

You're really going to like it, but keep in mind in later levels you might get a tad frustrated and need to step away from it for a bit.

I have the HD version, I just wanted it because it was there.

Still, I'll be playing both most likely.

I just stopped by a used game store looking for something a friend and I can mess around with tonight when I stumbled upon the greatest game I have ever had the divine pleasure of witnessing.

High School Musical: Livin' the Dream for the GBA on sale for twenty-five cents.
Here's a crappy let's play of it for all you curious bastards.

(09-28-2013, 01:50 PM)Arjahn Wrote: High School Musical: Livin' the Dream for the GBA on sale for twenty-five cents.

25 cents well spent ;)

(09-28-2013, 01:50 PM)Arjahn Wrote: I just stopped by a used game store looking for something a friend and I can mess around with tonight when I stumbled upon the greatest game I have ever had the divine pleasure of witnessing.

High School Musical: Livin' the Dream for the GBA on sale for twenty-five cents.
Here's a crappy let's play of it for all you curious bastards.

Aww man, for a moment I thought you had LPd it yourself.

I spent $47 dollars on this whole package that I bought a few weeks ago (I am missing a Pac-Man game that I bought that day). The best I did was Half-Life for $3 (goes for 9.75) and Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge for $5 (goes for $11). The worse I did was Dual Masters for $6 (goes for $2.03) and Bust-A-Move 4 for $5 (goes for $2.63). A lot of this I'll be keeping but I am thinking of selling The Haunted Mansion and Dual Masters, since they are really not what I thought they were going to be.

I hope you realize a lot of those cartridges are dying soon.

(10-10-2013, 03:41 PM)Psychospacecow Wrote: I hope you realize a lot of those cartridges are dying soon.

Sad but true. This is what has held me from buying any GBC games. The only one I really want is Resident Evil Gaiden and even that would only be for my collection.

(10-10-2013, 03:41 PM)Psychospacecow Wrote: I hope you realize a lot of those cartridges are dying soon.

No, they don't have battery saves. The only two that do are Pokemon: Puzzle League and Dual Masters. The rest give you passwords. Unless you mean they will not work period soon. In that case, why?

I read somewhere about the internal battery dying or something about the old gbc cartridges. If its just for saves then, nvrmnd.

It still sucks if you want to play through a game that utilizes the battery saving, though.

I think the battery save in Bust-A-Move 4 may be dead, since it does not allow me to save my high-score. I really don't care since I'm the only one who plays it and I don't think I unlock anything in the game.

I found a game called Heart of Darkness for the PS1 for £1.

It's made by the guy who did Another World. I liked the little intro, but I haven't gotten far in it, it came with 3D glasses, which is cool.

I'm going to try and play a lot of old PS1 games soon.

(10-10-2013, 05:08 PM)retrolinkx Wrote: I found a game called Heart of Darkness for the PS1 for £1.

It's made by the guy who did Another World. I liked the little intro, but I haven't gotten far in it, it came with 3D glasses, which is cool.

I'm going to try and play a lot of old PS1 games soon.

Now THAT is a nice find. It's one of my all time favorite games.