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Haruka wrote:I fear it wouldn't be wise spending in EWJ while I already have the HD version in my PS3, and I gave 10€ for it.

Ocarina of time on the 3ds, is quite possibly one of the most well done remakes of all time, I'd reccomend getting that.
As for the 1200 points, go for some of the classics!
Maybe a megaman game?
Super mario rpg?
Zelda link to the past?

The Link to the Past I already have for my 3DS thanks to the Ambassador promotion.

Haruka wrote:The Link to the Past I already have for my 3DS thanks to the Ambassador promotion.

Don't you mean The Minish Cap?

MyBodyIsReady wrote:

Haruka wrote:The Link to the Past I already have for my 3DS thanks to the Ambassador promotion.

Don't you mean The Minish Cap?

Actually link to the past does have a gba remake, so I do think she is correct.

I'd say go for mario rpg in this case, you won't be dissapointed.

I swear that both Link games you told above were included in the Ambassador promotion.

Haruka wrote:I swear that both Link games you told above were included in the Ambassador promotion.

Shame I never got the ambassador thing, but at least I own the original cartridges, very wonderful games.

I just finished Red Dead Redemption. Jesus... that ending is probably one of the best endings to a game I have ever seen. Aside from it being remarkably enjoyable with amazingly memorable characters, I don't think I've ever felt so satisfied finishing a game before. Seriously, if anyone contemplates playing this game, do so! It's worth every penny. Long live John Marston, he was a true American fictional hero.

Really, the ending is so good, I don't even-

I really like the more serious approach Rockstar has taken with their games. But with that in mind, I'm slightly afraid to see what GTA V will be like. I hope they don't dumb it down to please those arrogant San Andreas fanboys.

RayFan9876 wrote:I just finished Red Dead Redemption. Jesus... that ending is probably one of the best endings to a game I have ever seen. Aside from it being remarkably enjoyable with amazingly memorable characters, I don't think I've ever felt so satisfied finishing a game before. Seriously, if anyone contemplates playing this game, do so! It's worth every penny. Long live John Marston, he was a true American fictional hero.

Really, the ending is so good, I don't even-

I really like the more serious approach Rockstar has taken with their games. But with that in mind, I'm slightly afraid to see what GTA V will be like. I hope they don't dumb it down to please those arrogant San Andreas fanboys.

It was a pretty sad ending. My brother has the game including undead nightmare, it looks okay to me.

I haven't played Undead Nightmare yet, though I'll probably be getting around to it soon. I know you're not a fan of these kinds of games too.

RayFan9876 wrote:I haven't played Undead Nightmare yet, though I'll probably be getting around to it soon. I know you're not a fan of these kinds of games too.

Actually there are some rockstar games that aren't too bad, I did enjoy GTA on the ps2, and Bully. But that's about it. Not a huge rockstar guy

I just started Skyrim. And do you know if you can be forgiven by the guy who ask you to follow him in the beginning if you have killed his sister? All the village wants to kill me...

I'm so addicted with Paper Mario (it has been years I didn't play this game!) that I think I'll consider buying the sequel around the Christmas season.

Haruka wrote:I'm so addicted with Paper Mario (it has been years I didn't play this game!) that I think I'll consider buying the sequel around the Christmas season.

I loved paper mario, the music was awesome, and it had an awesome rpg element!

YES get the sequel, they improved EVERYTHING from the n64 version.

I heard the sequel is even more brilliant than the N64 game.

The problem is how much they are asking for the game in eBay.

Rare game + One of the best titles for GameCube = Do the maths.

Haruka wrote:I heard the sequel is even more brilliant than the N64 game.

The problem is how much they are asking for the game in eBay.

Rare game + One of the best titles for GameCube = Do the maths.

Correction= PAL copies are rare.
Ntsc aren't too hard to find.

It's definetly without a doubt better than the n64 one.

Rayray1994 wrote:I just started Skyrim. And do you know if you can be forgiven by the guy who ask you to follow him in the beginning if you have killed his sister? All the village wants to kill me...

As far as I know, your actions are hard-wired into the storyline. If you kill someone, they're dead in the game forever, with all consequences that come with that; no more quests involving that character, no more friends you would have had, hadn't you killed them... sorry, I think your actions and the way the game responds to that are etched in stone.

Just finished Crash Twinsanity. What a fun game that is. I might try some Crash NitroKart again soon, just for the sake of the level builder. Seriously, if your game has a level builder, you know you're cool, and you know I'm sold. I guess that's what I love so much about Minecraft - it's one big level builder.

Haruka wrote:I heard the sequel is even more brilliant than the N64 game.

The problem is how much they are asking for the game in eBay.

Rare game + One of the best titles for GameCube = Do the maths.

The game's rare? I've had it since it came out, and I can find it in pretty much any store that sells older games.

The American continent seems to be different.

Try to check the UK eBay and you'll see how few variety you find.

The best copy you can find, original edition with every manual/panflet, it costs 55€. Dear santa!

Wait; RayFan can get it (cheap?). Haruka wants it. We here are friends. ... equation?
if (RayFan.hasgame + Haruka.wantsgame) {with(RayFan) {getgame(); post_game_to(Haruka);} with(Haruka){game_receive(); emote_happy();} }

PAL/NTSC problems, sadly

I like your code though. Is that an existing programming language?