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Yeah, I was excited when the announcement came, and then I saw the games and was like WTF. I never heard of any of the Super NES games, and the only reason I know Fire N Ice is because I own it and it's like a $175 game.Pretty sure this is just a joke to release the most obscure non playable games at this point
Wonder if these releases online hurt resale prices for games like that?Yeah, I was excited when the announcement came, and then I saw the games and was like WTF. I never heard of any of the Super NES games, and the only reason I know Fire N Ice is because I own it and it's like a $175 game.Pretty sure this is just a joke to release the most obscure non playable games at this point
I haven't seen these releases or the release of the nes and super nes classic hurt prices. I thought maybe they could, but it seems to be driving people to want the game more in same cases. Who knows though long term.Wonder if these releases online hurt resale prices for games like that?Yeah, I was excited when the announcement came, and then I saw the games and was like WTF. I never heard of any of the Super NES games, and the only reason I know Fire N Ice is because I own it and it's like a $175 game.Pretty sure this is just a joke to release the most obscure non playable games at this point
Pfft. Talk to us when you get a NES World Championship cart.I haven't seen these releases or the release of the nes and super nes classic hurt prices. I thought maybe they could, but it seems to be driving people to want the game more in same cases. Who knows though long term.Wonder if these releases online hurt resale prices for games like that?Yeah, I was excited when the announcement came, and then I saw the games and was like WTF. I never heard of any of the Super NES games, and the only reason I know Fire N Ice is because I own it and it's like a $175 game.Pretty sure this is just a joke to release the most obscure non playable games at this point
My most pricey games I own (and got all of them below like $30 like 20 years ago) are:
Clay Fighter Sculptures Cut - N64
Worms Armegdon N64
Ducktales 2 - NES
Cowboy Kid - NES
They are all in really good condition too.
I have about 20 - 30 other games that are over the $100 threshold.
How is ducktales 2? I didn't realize that was a thing and the first is one of my favoritesI haven't seen these releases or the release of the nes and super nes classic hurt prices. I thought maybe they could, but it seems to be driving people to want the game more in same cases. Who knows though long term.Wonder if these releases online hurt resale prices for games like that?Yeah, I was excited when the announcement came, and then I saw the games and was like WTF. I never heard of any of the Super NES games, and the only reason I know Fire N Ice is because I own it and it's like a $175 game.Pretty sure this is just a joke to release the most obscure non playable games at this point
My most pricey games I own (and got all of them below like $30 like 20 years ago) are:
Clay Fighter Sculptures Cut - N64
Worms Armegdon N64
Ducktales 2 - NES
Cowboy Kid - NES
They are all in really good condition too.
I have about 20 - 30 other games that are over the $100 threshold.
Yeah, unless I find one in an old box at some garage sale (which it's almost impossible to find NES games anymore, or video games for that matter outside of recent gens), that isn't going to be part of the collection.Pfft. Talk to us when you get a NES World Championship cart.
Are they still that difficult to find??just got through on amazon to buy a series X hell yea
The PS5 is still next to impossible to find anywhere. I'm assuming the Series X is somewhat similar.Are they still that difficult to find??just got through on amazon to buy a series X hell yea
Supposedly this shortage will continue until at least July. So, yeah.Are they still that difficult to find??just got through on amazon to buy a series X hell yea
AIUI, there is a shortage of chips so they can't produce enough units to meet demand.Wow, I would have thought it would be easier to snag now. Makes me incredibly happy that I was able to grab mine on that random 6am Target check.
Is this the cat mario with bowser's fury? Cat mario got a lot of multiplayer action back on the wii u for us, worth the double dip huh?The new Mario game on switch is fun as hell
I joined KDE about a month or so after this all shook out, and it was the catalyst for Konami getting almost completely out of the AAA publishing business. They spent tens of millions of dollars funding the development of this title, and they backed out a few weeks prior to going GoldMaster; as I recall it, the 'large amount of criticism' referred to in the article amounted to a vocal protest by the families of 3 fallen British Marines who didn't think it was appropriate to make a game out of an ongoing conflict.Depending on how long you’ve been following the gaming industry, there’s a chance that you’re either very familiar with Six Days in Fallujah or you’ve never heard of it entirely. The game was originally announced all the way back in 2009 and was slated to release for PS3, Xbox 360, and PC by Konami, but was later canceled after a large amount of criticism was directed towards its content. Now, over a decade later, Six Days in Fallujah is finally going to see the light of day.
Developer Highwire Games is the team that is returning to the project and is planning to finally release it later this year. Victura will be serving as the new publisher of Six Days in Fallujah, with the company’s founder Peter Tamte having been involved with the original game back in 2009. When it comes to why both teams decided to bring the game back, it was said that the medium of video games is one that they hope can share valuable insight on the real-world conflict that occurred at Fallujah in the Iraq War.