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Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 8:11 pm
by E.H. Ruddock
We find a lot of our old games at yards sales. Just picked up a gold edition N64 Majora's mask for a buck.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 8:16 pm
by malice
E.H. Ruddock wrote:We find a lot of our old games at yards sales. Just picked up a gold edition N64 Majora's mask for a buck.
i never finished that one... i still have it too.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 9:12 pm
by bond
Yeah, my buddy who's opening the store with me and I are going to start trolling goodwill and yard sales to see what we can find.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 9:37 pm
by Mecca
I knew I could get Stick of Truth if I waited a little bit for a price drop. Now to start playing it...

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 9:38 pm
by bodysnatcher
Mecca wrote:I knew I could get Stick of Truth if I waited a little bit for a price drop. Now to start playing it...
where'd you find it with the price drop?

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 9:39 pm
by Mecca
bodysnatcher wrote:
Mecca wrote:I knew I could get Stick of Truth if I waited a little bit for a price drop. Now to start playing it...
where'd you find it with the price drop?
amazon had it yesterday, not sure about today

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 9:41 pm
by bond
Mecca wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:
Mecca wrote:I knew I could get Stick of Truth if I waited a little bit for a price drop. Now to start playing it...
where'd you find it with the price drop?
amazon had it yesterday, not sure about today
I think it's $50 at best buy this week as well.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 9:41 pm
by Rangi Guy
Mecca wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:
Mecca wrote:I knew I could get Stick of Truth if I waited a little bit for a price drop. Now to start playing it...
where'd you find it with the price drop?
amazon had it yesterday, not sure about today
Hope you enjoy it - I finished a couple of days back. Tempted to play it again as a different character

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 11:05 pm
by bodysnatcher
gonna try and redbox it tonight and check it out before dropping 60 bones* on it


*i accidentally typed "boners" the first attempt

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Fri March 28, 2014 2:05 pm
by Monkey_Driven
bond wrote:Yeah, my buddy who's opening the store with me and I are going to start trolling goodwill and yard sales to see what we can find.
What all are you planning to sell at the store?

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Fri March 28, 2014 4:31 pm
by bond
Monkey_Driven wrote:
bond wrote:Yeah, my buddy who's opening the store with me and I are going to start trolling goodwill and yard sales to see what we can find.
What all are you planning to sell at the store?
Mostly games and systems pre-PS2, but we'll carry a small, but good inventory of newer stuff. I don't want to be one of those retro gaming stores that only has PS1 copies of Madden 98 and shitty NES games no one wants for a dollar.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Fri March 28, 2014 6:02 pm
by Monkey_Driven
bond wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:
bond wrote:Yeah, my buddy who's opening the store with me and I are going to start trolling goodwill and yard sales to see what we can find.
What all are you planning to sell at the store?
Mostly games and systems pre-PS2, but we'll carry a small, but good inventory of newer stuff. I don't want to be one of those retro gaming stores that only has PS1 copies of Madden 98 and shitty NES games no one wants for a dollar.
I wish we had something like that around here. I've tried a lot of emulators over the years but I still much prefer playing games on their original systems.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Fri March 28, 2014 9:00 pm
by bodysnatcher
Monkey_Driven wrote:
bond wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:
bond wrote:Yeah, my buddy who's opening the store with me and I are going to start trolling goodwill and yard sales to see what we can find.
What all are you planning to sell at the store?
Mostly games and systems pre-PS2, but we'll carry a small, but good inventory of newer stuff. I don't want to be one of those retro gaming stores that only has PS1 copies of Madden 98 and shitty NES games no one wants for a dollar.
I wish we had something like that around here. I've tried a lot of emulators over the years but I still much prefer playing games on their original systems.
Agreed, emulators just aren't the same. I even tried a NES emulator with one of those modded NES USB controllers.

Luckily we have a solid handful of retro gaming stores (which also carry present-day used games). Prices are comparable to buying on ebay with shipping.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Mon March 31, 2014 3:26 pm
by Monkey_Driven
Bond, this made me think of you.

https://www.riptapparel.com/

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Mon March 31, 2014 3:50 pm
by bond
Monkey_Driven wrote:Bond, this made me think of you.

https://www.riptapparel.com/
haha, yeah I saw that earlier. Great stuff.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Mon March 31, 2014 7:02 pm
by Monkey_Driven
Has anyone played the Bioshock Burial at Sea DLC?

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Tue April 01, 2014 2:37 pm
by mf
Monkey_Driven wrote:Has anyone played the Bioshock Burial at Sea DLC?
I debated buying it on the Spring Fever sale but didn't. Reviews for it seem to be good though.


I've been playing the new Tomb Raider for the past week or two (this PS+ thing is really starting to pay off) and it's surprisingly good. Like a rain and blood-soaked Uncharted. Funny that they've copied the game that copied them, but it's still great. A few too many quicktime events but they handle them better than most (they're treated more like a slow-mo bullet time event than a glorified cutscene). The weapons upgrade systems is simple but effective and forces you to explore the environment looking for salvage. There are a ton of different and satisfying ways to dispatch your enemies that keeps the game from getting monotonous. Overall i'm quite impressed.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Tue April 01, 2014 2:42 pm
by bond
mf wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:Has anyone played the Bioshock Burial at Sea DLC?
I debated buying it on the Spring Fever sale but didn't. Reviews for it seem to be good though.


I've been playing the new Tomb Raider for the past week or two (this PS+ thing is really starting to pay off) and it's surprisingly good. Like a rain and blood-soaked Uncharted. Funny that they've copied the game that copied them, but it's still great. A few too many quicktime events but they handle them better than most (they're treated more like a slow-mo bullet time event than a glorified cutscene). The weapons upgrade systems is simple but effective and forces you to explore the environment looking for salvage. There are a ton of different and satisfying ways to dispatch your enemies that keeps the game from getting monotonous. Overall i'm quite impressed.
I enjoyed this game so much I've already played through it twice, which I never, ever do with games anymore.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Tue April 01, 2014 2:54 pm
by Monkey_Driven
bond wrote:
mf wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:Has anyone played the Bioshock Burial at Sea DLC?
I debated buying it on the Spring Fever sale but didn't. Reviews for it seem to be good though.


I've been playing the new Tomb Raider for the past week or two (this PS+ thing is really starting to pay off) and it's surprisingly good. Like a rain and blood-soaked Uncharted. Funny that they've copied the game that copied them, but it's still great. A few too many quicktime events but they handle them better than most (they're treated more like a slow-mo bullet time event than a glorified cutscene). The weapons upgrade systems is simple but effective and forces you to explore the environment looking for salvage. There are a ton of different and satisfying ways to dispatch your enemies that keeps the game from getting monotonous. Overall i'm quite impressed.
I enjoyed this game so much I've already played through it twice, which I never, ever do with games anymore.
It was a great game, no doubt. Looking forward to what they do with the inevitable sequel.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Tue April 01, 2014 3:23 pm
by CopperTom
Monkey_Driven wrote:
bond wrote:
mf wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:Has anyone played the Bioshock Burial at Sea DLC?
I debated buying it on the Spring Fever sale but didn't. Reviews for it seem to be good though.


I've been playing the new Tomb Raider for the past week or two (this PS+ thing is really starting to pay off) and it's surprisingly good. Like a rain and blood-soaked Uncharted. Funny that they've copied the game that copied them, but it's still great. A few too many quicktime events but they handle them better than most (they're treated more like a slow-mo bullet time event than a glorified cutscene). The weapons upgrade systems is simple but effective and forces you to explore the environment looking for salvage. There are a ton of different and satisfying ways to dispatch your enemies that keeps the game from getting monotonous. Overall i'm quite impressed.
I enjoyed this game so much I've already played through it twice, which I never, ever do with games anymore.
It was a great game, no doubt. Looking forward to what they do with the inevitable sequel.
I thought TR was excellent too. I would compare it more to Batman than Uncharted. Much more adventure oriented than Uncharted. Uncharted is an action game.