I didn't buy it. My son sold his Wii for £70 to get your Xbox. :ignore:Quote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
My daughter then bought the new Wii bundle for £99.98...:doink:
Why they can't just get along and share is completely beyond me...:shrug:
*HEY!!! GET OFF MY PS3!!!* :fist:
Twilight Princess sells for about £40 in CEX over here. Every time I seen it I lol'd and walked off. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
Yeah, it's a great system. I never had one but all my friends did when I was a kid. 13 YEARS LATER I CAN FINALLY FEEL INCLUDED. ;_;Quote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
I don't have a terrible lot for it at the moment, I've been making sure I only buy games I desperately want so I don't get carried away with it. :lol
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Ah I see. :P If he ever feels like acquiring another 200 odd games let me know. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jackhammer
And, :lol.
That was my favourite Gamecube game EVER...Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
I couldn't stand the Wii version, the controls totally spoilt it. I hope they cancel the new Wii Zelda, and release it on the Nintendo Poo. :wacko:
I could never really tell if I liked 1080 or not, I had the N64 and Gamecube versions but never really liked them all that much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cosmic
I've never really liked Smash Bros. either despite owning the N64 and Gamecube versions at least once. :shrug:
Shadows of the Empire and Episode 1 Racer. :<3: I must acquire these as soon as possible. :ahhh:
DK64 is also legendary. How much did you pay for that boxed? o_O
I think it was $18 or so...Quote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
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Originally Posted by Inferno.
Official all the way. The third party one I bought at GAME caused my N64 to lock up in the middle of a game. It was £15 new IIRC, the official one was bout £25-30, not sure. But after I took it back and caused a scene, they swapped it for an official one just to get rid of me.
Thread needs more Kermit.
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All the Gamecube Zelda titles demand extortionate prices at CEX, GAME and Gamestation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
I used to have an XP2 third part pak I bought from Gamestation for about a tenner, it worked absolutely flawlessly but I want the official one as the one I had stuck out of the bay, and I want to have the cover on my lovely new purple N64. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jackhammer
Oh, I love 1080. Never played the Gamecube version but it was beastly on N64. Smash Bros is alright. It's not a favourite but I remember having fun with it at my friends' houses when I was as a kid, plus I know the cartridge costs twice as much on eBay so I made sure to snap it up when I saw it in the shop. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
DK64 was £22 or something like that. I was going to buy a loose cartridge and the expansion pack separately but it would have worked out more expensive at the time. That's eBay for you, I guess. Majora's Mask was pretty expensive too but that was one of the games I knew I wanted to have, so I had to get it boxed. :] It was the main reason I bought the expansion pack, if not the N64 itself.
I'm just glad I have no interest in Zelda.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jackhammer
The price of Twin Snakes just makes me o_O every time too. My uncle has had that in his collection for years now, I think he paid like £20 for it from Gamestation 5-8 years ago. He also has other gems like Shadow of the Colossus and Ico (although they're going to plummet in value once the PS3 versions are released.)
He used to have MGS Subsistence which also goes for around £40 but sold it to Gamestation, probably for a few quid as well. :low:
360 has RROD'd, and I have a few games I really liked on it (FarCry 2, Mirrors Edge, Fallout 3, Rockband, and some more). I'm not sure if I should just sell the lot to my friend for $20, buy a refurb 360, get a new slim 360, or just sell it all and get a refurb PS3. Ideas? Maybe I should just get rid of all of it and stick to the PC.
lol PooQuote:
Originally Posted by Jackhammer