Pokemon Black

Stuff I've gotten recently:

Guitar Hero: Smash Hits (PS2) - $7
Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus (PS2) - $5
PlayStation 2 controller with missing analog sticks (funny, I was looking at my 2nd PS2 controller with a giant chunk of plastic missing from the back thinking I should go find a broken controller to salvage the shell from, and lo and behold I find a perfect donor at a thrift store) - $2
Guitar Hero SG controller for PS2 (red version) - $5
Sega Genesis MK-1470 controller (6-button controller with built-in turbo/slow switch) - $2
Nintendo 64 Expansion Pak (Nintendo brand and with original box) - $15

Took me a lot of time scoping it out and waiting for the price to fall below $30, but I finally got Okami for my Wii, at a nice price of $20.
And I will tell you, it was well worth the long wait.

An In and Out Burger. Classic California 8)

A Hauppauge HD PVR.

Now I can record crazy stuff from CoD xD

Breath of Fire III. Truthfully, it wasn't for my personal enjoyment.
It's a birthday gift for my fiance. His birthday is tomorrow. :3 <3

Donkey Kong Country on SNES to replace a broken copy - $5

Pokemon Red Version. My old one would not save unless it was in a GameBoy Color.- $20

DiRT 2 - Xbox 360 - $20 (pre-owned)

Next stop: DiRT 3.

Link's Awakening- Virtual Console $5.99
Pokedex 3D - 3DS $0 (almost every AR except the last 4)

3DS

AWW YEA

Not really a purchase, but one of my friends let me borrow Sonic Unleashed (Wii) for a while. It's OK, but those night stages are pretty hard.

Sly 2: Band of Thieves (PS2) - $5 - Finished the first one (sans the timed runs) and am currently on the 3rd episode of this one.
Picross 3D (DS) - $14 - PUZZLE GAMES, Y U SO ADDICTING!?

Tony Hawk Pro Skater on PS1. It was $2. Used to have it for N64 but someone gave all my games away...

blur - $20 (think of Mario Kart but on the big consoles, almost as good as Mario Kart)

Left 4 Dead - $30 (Left 4 Dead 2 is overrated, so instead I got Left 4 Dead 1 instead, not regretting my purchase right now)

After years of searching, I finally found Conker's Bad Fur Day (N64) for a good price. $30 got me a cartridge in very nice shape (which also included shipping). Not bad considering one in this condition could go for $50-60.
Edit: Holy Arceus, I just started the game up and the previous owner has a save file with nearly 107 HOURS of gameplay.

I also got Dragster for the Atari 2600 ($2) and Stunt Racer 3000 ($8 ). SR is a N64 racing game created by Midway (which you may know from the Rush and Cruis'n games they released on the system) which has a heavy futuristic 50s vibe. While it was a great game, it unfortunately never got a full release. The only way you could have played it back in the day was to rent it from Blockbuster. As a result, this game is kinda rare to come across. I actually already have this game, but this one is in nicer shape then mine and I can easily make my money back and then some. I was surprised actually that the same store which charges you $70 for a NES top-loader, $70 for CBFD and $100 for Earthbound (AKA they know which stuff is rare) would let it go for that price considering it could go for about $20 (though if it had the box it could easily go for over $100). There's your obscure N64 game lesson for the day. Seriously though, if you are into racing games definitely check this one out.

Does Super Mario Bros., Legend of Zelda, Zelda II, Metroid, Wrecking Crew, NES Open Tournament Golf, Donkey Kong Jr., Balloon Fight, Ice Climbers and Mario and Yoshi count? They're "free" from one point of view, but they're also "half of a purchased limited $80 bundle" from another point of view. (:

YAAAY NINTENDO!

EDIT: Also 3 months of Runescape (don't kill me) membership - £8.83

Dissidia FF for the PSP - $10 used

A used Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut game for $9.99. Even though I couldn't find Sonic Adventure 2 Battle as well, I still feel exactly like this.

I recently got Kingdom Hearts RE Coded (Nintendo DS) for my birthday. I thought it was going to be an okay game, but it is actually really good; way far behind my original expectations of it.

Modizer, which is an extremely versatile, multiple format video game music player app for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. It's the best $2 I had ever spent on a video game music player.

One key from TF2. Unboxed a Vita saw :l

I got both a red 3DS and Starfox on the day they came out. I also got OoT and a case for my 3DS.

Minecraft and various Guitar Hero/Rock Band games on sale

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Wii)
TOCA Race Driver 3 (PS2)

Got them both for $3.

In the beginning of August I bought WoW: Vanilla/Burning Crusade and today I bought Wrath of the Lich King. $20 for the first one and double that for #2.

Just got Sonic Rush for $12.99 and Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia for $19.99.

Sonic & Knuckles (XBL Marketplace) - 260 M$ Points ($3.25)

Haven't posted here in a while so got a little catching up to do:

Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 (PS1) - $5 - Turns out this is just an expansion disk and I need the original (which I don't have on PS1 but on PC) in order to play it.
Crazy Taxi 2 (DreamCast) - $4
Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves (PS2) - $4
Guitar Hero: World Tour (PS2) - $3
Burnout Legends (PSP) - $10

I also got a PSP 1001 system. It was a bit beat up when I got it but I've slowly been fixing it up. It's very close to being finished, just need to get a new battery cover and charger and I'll take pictures of the system that now works very nicely. After all the parts and stuff, came to about $50.

I bought:
Paper Mario (N64 V.C.)
Pokemon Rumble (Wiiware)
Mario's Picross (eShop)
and Super Mario RPG (SNES V.C.)

The only one out of those four I haven't beaten is SMRPG. Then again, I just bought it about 4 days ago, but the other ones I bought about a month ago.

My most recent purchase was Halo:Reach on the Xbox 360 for $35. It is a fun game, but I do prefer my Call of Duty games :3

My most recent purchase? The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D. I think I paid a bit over $50 for that...

Last thing I personally bought was a while ago.
I don't really have money to spend so when I get games, it's usually when I find enough stuff I don't need anymore and sell it to friends, or when my parents buy them for me.

Last game I actually bought was Pokémon Green, which cost me about $12CAD on eBay and seems to be legit.
If you count stuff my parents paid for, then it'd be Pokémon White, which costed about $40CAD.

There's this one other game I'm not sure counts since it wasn't for me, but this summer, when I went to France, I bought Jam with the Band for my friend (I already had the game and the game is Japan/Europe only.)
I had about 60€ to spend and about 45 of those went for that.

Preordered Sonic Generations from Steam for $29.99 (And also got Sonic 3 & Knuckles and Sonic 3D Blast free for preordering).

I got Pokemon Rumble Blast and a 3DS.

Bought Madden 12 and Gears 3

I got Professor Layton and the Last Specter! <3

Pokémon Gold Version... $0. It would have cost me $10 at my local pawnshop if I hadn't traded in a couple of Game Boy Advance games that my SP thought was defective (don't ask... it's always been funny about certain used games).

Got Pokemon Rumble Blast today, I can already tell that this game will impress me greatly.

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (PS2) - complete - $3

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Originally Posted by Seiji J. Konokama (don't ask... it's always been funny about certain used games).

the rezurection map pack for black ops
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Well it was recently my birthday and to say the least, my Steam account got some new friends totaling at my proud amount of 67 games.

ANYWAY.

Recent games I bought are:
The Binding of Issac
Call of Duty World at War
Battlefield 3
Call of Duty Modern Warefare 3.

All of which are for PC. Along with some other indie games on sale for a few bucks now and then.

Soul Calibur 2- GC
FlatOut- PS2
Gran Turismo 4- PS2

Still need to track down a power supply, but already got plenty of controllers and games.

Bought Pokemon Rumble Blast and beat it. Now trying to get all the pokemon. Yes the different forms count as different Pokemon as well.

I got some Wii games over the weekend at garage sales.

Dead Space: Extraction($2)
Castle of Shikigami III($1)
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers($1)

Not recent but.. IN THE VERY CLOSE 12:00 AM FUTURE.... CALL OF DUTY MODERN WARFARE THREE!!~

Ended up buying Red Dead Redemption, because I need some old west in my life.

Genesis- model 2
Atari 2600- 4 switcher

Went out to some garage sales and a thrift store yesterday and got the following:

Logitech PSP phat case - 50 cents
GBA case + GBA light/magnifier + 3rd patry link cable + Pokemon Sapphire - $2
Xbox controller (blue) - $5
NES controller - $2
PS2 that doesn't read games - $20 (this is more then what I would normally pay for something like this, however broken PS2 systems are easily selling for $30-50 each on eBay because people buy these systems with broken DVD drives, mod them to play games off harddrives, and then re-sell them).
I also found a Hot Wheels car from 1975 for 50 cents. 95% of the original paint is stripped off, but still pretty cool non the less.

Counter-Strike: Source and Sonic Generations(PC), but I can't play Sonic Generations because my computer is outdated and I need to upgrade it.

Chessmaster for NES, $2. Not the most exciting game in my collection, but it certainly brings back childhood memories of playing it on my uncle's Nintendo.

I must also make mention that I found the first Sonic the Hedgehog game for my Genesis, and I got it after trading in a couple of not-so-exciting Genesis games.

Other notable purchases:
- CH Flightstick Pro for Windows 95/DOS - $0.50. Bought it, just because I used to own the Macintosh version of it.
- LXI/Sears stereo VCR from around 1992 - $5. This will eventually replace my Sylvania VCR from 1985, and will also replace some unneeded stereo AV switches. I have yet to give it a full-scale cleaning.

Freakyforms: Your Creations, Alive! off the eShop, ~$7.

I'm hooked on that now. I guess I love fooling around and cuteness/weirdness, huh?

We bought COD:MW3 (Call Of Duty-Modern Warfare 3) for PS3 the very first day it came out, 7 days ago i do beleave. So far we made it to lv58 and im just a beast with the snipers. (barrett 50. CAL, Mastered lv30-getting last level soon)

I was hopeing to see if other members here on the forum that play this to add us as freinds and we can battle it out online through the playstation network.

PSP-1001 with 4 gb memory card.

The lastest three were Terraria [Steam], The Sly Collection [PS3] and MW3 [PS3]

Minecraft ._.
which was a couple months ago.

Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 AMAZON PRE-ORDER!....Although, it doesn't to my house till tommorow....

Remember that Atari 2600 I got a few weeks ago? Still too modern:



This here be a Magnavox Odyssey 500 from 1976. This was one of the first gaming systems to display in color and have players on screen instead of just paddles. Built-in games include Squash, Tennis (Pong), and Hockey/Soccer.

Came with the power supply, but need to figure out how to hook it to my TV since it has a weird connector at the end instead of a standard RCA plug and I don't want to spend $25 for the switchbox. This cost me $20 ($15 of which went to shipping). Also here is a picture of the system that the guy I bought it from took before sending it out. I think I did a pretty good job of cleaning it up

Pre-ordered Mario Kart 7 a few weeks back. Can't wait to pick it up on Sunday.

Skyward Sword and Super Mario 3D Land. When I get enough money, I'll buy MK7

A PS1/PS2 controller adapter for my USB-equipped PC. No rumble support, unfortunately, but the adapter seems to work fine, no matter what kind of PlayStation controller I use with it: Original digital pad, DualShock (sans the rumble motors), even my Intec wireless PS2 controller. :3

Yes, I finally got one of these 2-screened, advanced 3D playing systems:










SO MUCH SPACE, NEED TO FILL IT ALL












This wasn't what you had in mind was it?

Yep, finally got me a Nintendo Virtual Boy. Cost me $50, not bad considering that included shipping ($16), the system works great, and even came with the AC adapter (which in itself is about $15-20). It also came with the game Red Alarm, and I already have Wario Land and Mario Tennis for it.

From what I've played with it so far, it's actually not as bad as everyone is making it seem. Yes it does seem a bit bland with only red/black graphics and yes after playing it in the darkness of the eyeshade and then into the real world with light gives a OH ARCEUS MY EYES moment, but other then that it's a pretty interesting system.

Damn, Yoshi, that there's a bargain! I tried to get myself one a couple of years ago, but the cheapest one was over £80 (~$130?), and even then that had no games... Not to mention I cannot do bloody bids on eBay very well.

I got Ninjump on my iTouch. $0.99 for it

Cave Story+ from Steam for about $10

I grabbed a Cave Story+ code off Nicalis' Twitter if that counts!

Also I've put £24 on my Steam account. I spent £3.75 on Oblivion since it was 75% off today. I'm waiting for the Christmas sales to arrive before I spend the rest. Maybe if you're super nice to me you'll get a gift ;3

Ordered a 2000-point Wii Shop card, and a USB-to-MIDI adapter, both from Amazon [dot] com. The bad thing is, I'm not sure what Virtual Console games I'd like to use the card for, but I do know that they'll be NES games.

Went to some garage sales and got the following:

Nintendo DS case - $2
PlayStation games: Tetris Plus, Bust a Move 2, Space Invaders, Namco Museum 3, Centipede, and Intelligent Qube. All complete (except Centipede was missing the disk, gar) for $15 total. I'm keeping Tetris and BaM2, the rest I am selling (Fact: Intelligent Qube is a rare game and one in this condition goes for about $40-60 )

Bioshock

Super Mario Land 3D and Sonic Generations. Both great games!

I bought 3D Classics: Kirby's Adventure and Cave Story through eShop for $17 total.
Why is Cave Story SO ADDICTING?

I bought the Humble Indie Bundle #4 (Paid $10).

BRB raging at Super Meat Boy.

Also got Humble Indie Bundle #4 (Paid $5 which was over the average at the time)

Humble Indie Bundle 4 - $5

Assassin's Creed

Left 4 Dead(PC)
Left 4 Dead 2(PC)
Half-Life: Source(PC)
Half-Life 2(PC, none of the episodes, unfortunately)
Rocket Knight(PC)
Doom II: Hell on Earth(PC, glad to finally own the WAD)
Terraria
And a Game Boy Color with Pokémon Crystal Version along with.

The Legend of Zelda: Links Awakening DX for the 3DS

I bought the Humble Indie Bundle 4 for 5 dollars the day it was available but I still haven't played any of the games.

I just purchased a 6-hole ocarina (yes, they're real) that looks like the Hylian Shield.

It may not be a game or system, but it is video game themed.

NismoZ @ 5:54:41pm: guys your talking about audiosurf forced me to buy it ;_;
NismoZ @ 5:55:11pm: that's $5 of christmas money wasted

Audiosurf - $5

I too bought Audiosurf a couple minutes ago.

Physical purchases:
- Pac-Man for NES, the Tengen version
- 6-button turbo controller for my Sega Genesis/MegaDrive
- Vectorman, also for Sega Genesis

Electronic purchases from Wii Virtual Console:
- Super Mario Bros. (NES)
- The Legend of Zelda (NES)
- Super Mario Kart (Super NES)

Sonic Generations - PC - £14.99
BIT.TRIP BEAT - PC -£3.49
Spacechem - PC - £4.68
Spacechem: 63 Corvi (DLC for Spacechem) - PC - £0.99

Steam sales...

Oh, it's not much...

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- Scosche iPhone/iPod/iPad Composite Video cable
- This, for $20:

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Bought Halo Reach, The Orange Box, and Dragon Age II during Gamestop's buy 2 pre-ordered, get 1 free. <3

Terraria - $4.75
Portal bundle - $17.50

30$ Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary.. Not telling how~

I just bought Minecraft a few days ago.