Re: The all inclusive video game thread
Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 8:11 pm
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.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.
where'd you find it with the price drop?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...
amazon had it yesterday, not sure about todaybodysnatcher wrote:where'd you find it with the price drop?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...
I think it's $50 at best buy this week as well.Mecca wrote:amazon had it yesterday, not sure about todaybodysnatcher wrote:where'd you find it with the price drop?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...
Hope you enjoy it - I finished a couple of days back. Tempted to play it again as a different characterMecca wrote:amazon had it yesterday, not sure about todaybodysnatcher wrote:where'd you find it with the price drop?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...
What all are you planning to sell at the store?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.
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.Monkey_Driven wrote:What all are you planning to sell at the store?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.
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.bond wrote: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.Monkey_Driven wrote:What all are you planning to sell at the store?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.
Agreed, emulators just aren't the same. I even tried a NES emulator with one of those modded NES USB controllers.Monkey_Driven wrote: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.bond wrote: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.Monkey_Driven wrote:What all are you planning to sell at the store?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.
haha, yeah I saw that earlier. Great stuff.
I debated buying it on the Spring Fever sale but didn't. Reviews for it seem to be good though.Monkey_Driven wrote:Has anyone played the Bioshock Burial at Sea DLC?
I enjoyed this game so much I've already played through it twice, which I never, ever do with games anymore.mf wrote:I debated buying it on the Spring Fever sale but didn't. Reviews for it seem to be good though.Monkey_Driven wrote:Has anyone played the Bioshock Burial at Sea DLC?
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.
It was a great game, no doubt. Looking forward to what they do with the inevitable sequel.bond wrote:I enjoyed this game so much I've already played through it twice, which I never, ever do with games anymore.mf wrote:I debated buying it on the Spring Fever sale but didn't. Reviews for it seem to be good though.Monkey_Driven wrote:Has anyone played the Bioshock Burial at Sea DLC?
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 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.Monkey_Driven wrote:It was a great game, no doubt. Looking forward to what they do with the inevitable sequel.bond wrote:I enjoyed this game so much I've already played through it twice, which I never, ever do with games anymore.mf wrote:I debated buying it on the Spring Fever sale but didn't. Reviews for it seem to be good though.Monkey_Driven wrote:Has anyone played the Bioshock Burial at Sea DLC?
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.