Conquest of the Crystal Palace was made by Quest. Yes, the Ogre series people. You'll release King's Knight but not this, Square-Enix?
It was a couple years ago, but I think I only spent like $8 (and maybe extra shipping) to get a copy that looks like it had everything but the box.
Ordered a physical copy of Catrap even though I have it on 3DS. Prices seem to be rising on that game.
Also a SFC SRPG Farland Story 2... and for some reason some game called Dekitate High School that looks to actually be a date simulation minigame collection thing after I actually watch a video of it over just screenshots. (and not just some sort of SimSchool ) Oh well, at least it didn't cost too much.
@WaveboyHerman: I actually asked Kirby what you were dreaming about so that is how I knew. I cannot believe I forgot a ball pit though, they are a guaranteed good time for people of all ages! Conquest of the Crystal Palace came in just under $30 shipped. The cartridge alone is pretty Cheep-Cheep, for now at least.
@Nobodys_Angel: Since the SNES is the best console ever in my opinion then yes you should buy one. However, many people also agree with my opinion and consequently has led to SNES games being quite expensive well, other than Shaq Fu anyway. If you are looking for inexpensive games perhaps the Genesis would be a better choice?
@Nobodys_Angel: In the US off the top of my head: Secret of Mana, Chrono Trigger, Actraiser, Secret of Evermore, Soul Blazer, Illusion of Gaia, Super Castlevania IV, A Link to the Past, Super Metroid, Demon's Crest. UN Squadron, Super Mario World, Yoshi's Island, Mega Man X-X3, Legend of the Mystical Ninja.
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Great games. But, the answer to your question: Neither. Sold my PlayStation more than a decade ago, and my PS2 approx. five years ago. I'm collecting my most beloved games: they remain sealed when applicable. But, a friend of mine has a Region-free PlayStation (originally PAL) which he never uses, and he also has some games that I would like to add to my collection (Final Fantasy Anthology NTSC-U, Legend Of Mana NTSC-U, and more). Problem is, he isn't as careful as I am, so, big chance I would reject the lot...
The other day I ran into one of these:
Found it while at this place I volunteer at. Not too rare or valuable at all, but I was still pretty happy that I found it. Had a copy of Pokemon Blue inside as well as a game called Aerostar with it.
SNES Equinox, Super Mario World (2 copies), Jurassic Park, Lost Vikings NES four Nintendo branded cartridge cases DS Harvest Moon DS N64 NBA Hang Time, Starshot Space Fever Circus (boxed)
Despite having its Japanese counterpart for some time, I figured I'm probably not going to find a better price soon on Arcana for SNES at $18 cart+manual.
(I had the chance and should've bought it CIB a few years ago for like $10)
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