I never thought about it much till now, but I'm kind of starting to feel bad about spending so much money on retro games instead of supporting the new stuff coming out, especially on the wii u. Also considering that buying used nintendo stuff doesn't make any profit for them at all. I've recently fleshed out my gamecube collection like crazy, and I want to focus more on new stuff for now.
It is always good to buy retro games as they should never be forgotten and their are many games out their that you may have missed over time. Its always good to catch up on the games you didn't get round to playing.
...I'd really like to buy Kirby Canvas Curse sometime soon... and I don't feel bad about it... I'm planning on buying the newest Kirby game when it comes out, too!
...I'd really like to buy Kirby Canvas Curse sometime soon... and I don't feel bad about it... I'm planning on buying the newest Kirby game when it comes out, too!
...I'd really like to buy Kirby Canvas Curse sometime soon... and I don't feel bad about it... I'm planning on buying the newest Kirby game when it comes out, too!
That would be because Kirby games are awesome.
Why yes, yes they are!
...Canvas Curse looks really cool. and the music is pretty awesome!
...I'd really like to buy Kirby Canvas Curse sometime soon... and I don't feel bad about it... I'm planning on buying the newest Kirby game when it comes out, too!
That would be because Kirby games are awesome.
Why yes, yes they are!
...Canvas Curse looks really cool. and the music is pretty awesome!
Its great and is still one of my favorite DS games I fully recommend it.
If you guys are really serious about supporting your company then try to buy some of their shares. (I'm both kidding and serious.) But the worst as we gamers can do is to support digital. Digital games have a lot of contribution margin compared to physical copies. After all you need to pay for materials and manufacturing for physical copies when digital games do not needed to be manufactured. In other word, Nintendo can get a lot more of their money from digital copy compared to physical copy.
...I'd really like to buy Kirby Canvas Curse sometime soon... and I don't feel bad about it... I'm planning on buying the newest Kirby game when it comes out, too!
Get off of my internet, and get that game and play it now.
i would feel bad about spending money on new games. might as well throw my money in the dumpster.
but i cant fit my money in the dumpster because its full of new games.
the_shpydar wrote:
As @ogo79 said, the SNS-RZ-USA is a prime giveaway that it's not a legit retail cart.
And yes, he is (usually) always right, and he is (almost) the sexiest gamer out there (not counting me) ;)
buy everything old. its cheaper, and sooner or later, whats new now will be old later, and it'll be cheaper. i didn't pay $30+ dollars for SMW on SNES when it was new, i paid $.90 for it old.
i am part of a social group interested in uniting the world by painting it blue.
Blue blue.
Is it bad that I have never ever played a Kirby game before ?
Yes this is a very bad thing and you must rectify it immediately!
...but Kirby is my favorite video game series ever, so... I'm at least slightly biased.
I agree with this post you have a lot of games to get through.
you all should just listen to @Gioku and and @Jazzer94. go play Kirby now!
goodbyes are a sad part of life but for every end there's a new beggining so one must never stop looking forward to the next dawn
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buy everything old. its cheaper, and sooner or later, whats new now will be old later, and it'll be cheaper. i didn't pay $30+ dollars for SMW on SNES when it was new, i paid $.90 for it old.
I paid zero, and then my parents had to repay $30 to buy it new when someone stole my games. Too bad they threw out the box of the replacement copy, that's probably worth a fortune now!
To be perfectly honest, I don't really care whether buying retro games grants any more money to Nintendo as a company, because I'm not a fan of "consumer loyalty". I buy what I like, and while most of that in the gaming arena is associated with Nintendo, I'm not about to pass up a good game at a flea market, just because they aren't getting anything from the sale after 20+ years.
well now for an on-topic answer
if it's good and I think the price is fair I'll pay for either new or old
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