Recent content by gnawingonfoot

If you like adventure games in the traditional sense (not action) I'd recommend picking up Broken Sword. And it's dirt cheap if you find it at the right place. I payed under $10 new with S+H a couple of months ago.

I ordered it a week or two ago from a link in another thread. These warnings are scaring me, though. I'll update you if it actually comes in.

Oddly enough, I just picked it up new for $7.50 at Gamestop. Yup, worth almost nothing.

Stamp? As in sticker? I use a weird, stinky stuff called Goo-Gone to take off stickers and stickergum. It hasn't failed me yet, so I'd recommend it for your situation.

I'll throw emphasis on the the Skies of Arcadia and Phantasy Star Online games.

You got my emotions all worked up now... *sniff... But I'd rather see them go 2nd party than just become another developer trying to survive. It seems like they've really been struggling to produce top-notch games lately (PDO & JSRF exempted). EDIT: But Sega always has had great arcade...

I'd agree with the DC launch. Gamecube is a pretty close second, though. The only thing that struck me on the DS launch titles list was Mr. Driller.

This sucks horribly. It's a shame there's not really anything WE can do. Real gamers can all boycott EA, but their sales aren't driven by the generally good games our type plays.

They're all fakes.

I've been waiting for this forever. Outrun and Space Harrier are my two favorite arcade games, so this is a dream for me.

Yes, right you are.

You guys apparently aren't looking at what other people have been posting in this thread. And ignoring this is just plain stupid, in my opinion.

I personally thought the original was far superior in gameplay. It's one of the very few original GB games I'm holding onto. Sword of Mana was just a disappointment. They took out the difficulty and dumbed down any puzzles so it plays about as easy as a child's Sesame Street game. I did like...

I just picked up the MegaMan Zero 3, and I only paid 12.70 with tax. EDIT: The bin at my K Mart was right in front of the electronics register/service counter.

Why do you even pay for the guide? I have yet to come across a Japanese RPG that wasn't beatable without one, and even if you get it discounted, it's still ten dollars spent.