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All I would do with that money is want a copy of Panzer Dragoon Saga rofl. A few years ago I got a cheap copy of Mega Man 64 sealed and now that game is expensive. I opened it right up played the hell out of it and became my favorite Mega Man Game. I do own Azure but be nice to play in English.
For me, if I find an expensive game for dead cheap it just makes me want to open it all the more. I feel more smug when I play it!
It's seriously on my bucket list to someday acquire a sealed copy of an expensive game, and record a video of me opening it.
^ I did upload it to Youtube opening MM64...tho it wasn't expensive at that time. I hear ya tho.
Not Neo Geo, though:.?
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Originally Posted by Thierry Henry
Can't rep yet.
I've been learning a lot more from my friend who did manage to enjoy games in Cuba in the 90s and early 2000s. I left in 94, just prior to the end of the 4th (16bit) gen, so my generation didn't get to experience console gaming back then.
It's amazing just how much of a wide spectrum you can see over there nowadays. My friend tells me his grammar school best friend now has a PS4 Pro with an HDTV that the brother brought him from the States. That is just insane. But even for those who don't get to have that experience, I'm just happy we now live in a time where Cubans get to experience console and handheld gaming overall. I was fortunate enough to catch a glimpse at a couple of LCD games (both racers), a couple of arcade cabs (PopEye and Galaga), and a go at a DOS based PC playing Pac-Man. These single experiences, I believe, were enough to engender my passion for gaming. Boy, what I would have given to have been able to experience something like the NES or a Game Boy!:D
Oh definitely, if its sealed then that means theres no scratches and it will be good for decades.Quote:
Originally Posted by SegataS
How expensive?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by j_factor
Yeah, but you could mod your Saturn for $30 and keep the $9,970 for whatever you want. Or you could buy an opened copy for less.Quote:
Originally Posted by SegataS
Ever since I modded my Saturn, I've had more fun with it than ever because the high prices of games and lack of good emulation always kept me from taking chances and trying new things. I would've NEVER experienced Burning Rangers or Panzer Dragoon Saga without.
^ Never emulated in my life.
Anyway so it seems people outside the US and even most people in the US today don't understand why the US uses clowns as something to be scary in fictional media. It's not because of IT. IT was the result of something far worse as were all these films books and such portraying clowns as scary. Pogo the Clown. Also known by his real name John Wayne Gacy. He lured children dressed as Pogo the clown in the 1970s and raped and murdered at least 30 kids then buried them in his house under the floors. He was a well-liked person and even met with the first lady Nancy Reagan. It was noticed and analyzed after his crimes his makeup had sharp points. This is was a sign of his disturbed mind. Real clowns never use anything that comes to a point as they feel sharp edges scare kids. So they rounded makeup always. In TV and films when making clowns scary they often have the makeup have sharp edges like a point or triangles.
http://i.imgur.com/yIB1HPb.jpg
That's the first I ever heard he dressed as Pogo in order to lure and rape children.
But modding is not emulation. Bits are bits. Your Saturn doesn't care if it's a pressed CD, CD-R, a wax cylinder, or being converted by OCR. It's the exact same code.Quote:
Originally Posted by SegataS
I'm not downloading ROMs to play on Saturn either.