My latest Super Famicom order has some real balls to it! (both Dual Orbs and Dragon Quest III as well as a loose Goof Troop).
But I already have a CIB Majesco US version of Goof Troop, why buy another? So I hear the Japanese version, developed a year later than the US and PAL versions, has multiple difficulty settings, including altered puzzles.
DQIII was a little more expensive than I thought it would be ($16) considering I'd expect it to be a pretty common game (the GBC version also seems pretty expensive). Demand fueled by cult status? (didn't even the remakes sell into the millions?)
I also ordered an obscure GB shooter called Mercenary Force, cart and (from a separate seller and site) manual.
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@Jon_Talbain Thanks. But I already have got Sonic 3 on Wii's Virtual Console. I'll buy Quackshot and World of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. All right!! I've got Rocket Knight Adventures!!
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) ;)
Tail Concerto? Never heard of it; is it a 3D platformer, or is it a very different genre? I like the cover art, though; I find it (anime) cartoony yet appealing.
It's a 3D-platformer/Action Adventure. It hasn't arrived yet, so I don't know how it is. I'm mostly in it for the story.
is this thread exclusive to video-games only or the entire retro media? i am picking up a VCR soon, as well as the unaltered original starwars trilogy (autographed by David Prowse[darth vader])
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My latest Super Famicom order has some real balls to it! (both Dual Orbs and Dragon Quest III as well as a loose Goof Troop).
But I already have a CIB Majesco US version of Goof Troop, why buy another? So I hear the Japanese version, developed a year later than the US and PAL versions, has multiple difficulty settings, including altered puzzles.
DQIII was a little more expensive than I thought it would be ($16) considering I'd expect it to be a pretty common game (the GBC version also seems pretty expensive). Demand fueled by cult status? (didn't even the remakes sell into the millions?)
I also ordered an obscure GB shooter called Mercenary Force, cart and (from a separate seller and site) manual.
Should've gotten the GBC version of DQ3. It's the single most comprehensive remake Enix ever put out. Would've cost you twice as much, though.
went to gamestop today. saw a preowned gamecube box behind the counter, i asked to buy it. employee said "oh, sorry. that's only for display. just the box." SO CLOSE
the experience drove me into purchasing a SILVER gamecube. maybe finally i'll be able to play wind-waker, four swords adventures, and twilight princess.
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