So Perfect Dark is finally being re-released in March. The game will have all the features of the original N64 release plus updated, HD graphics; online capabilities; GoldenEye weapons available in multi-player; possible DLC in the future; and it now runs at a nice 60fps. I can live with this. Especially with a price of $10.
Just recently, I found a store called Joe's Video Games, just a few minutes away from me that specializes in Arcade Machines and vintage gaming consoles. They have a site HERE
-Pay no attention to their pricing though. Their pricing is heavily dependent on a few things, especially the condition of the game. So, you could find a game for $8 and then find the same game, in not as good condition, for $5 or less-
Anyway, it the only store I have found like this anywhere in my area (SC/NC) s
Okay, so I used to own, both, an NES and an SNES. Over the past few years, I've had a desire to start collecting as many older game systems as I can. So, today I went to a local Play N Trade and reacquired the NES and SNES.
Well, the NES works okay so far. Just needed a bit of cleaning.
The SNES, however, only gave me a black screen with several horizontal white (grey-ish) lines. I figure, okay, I'll take it back and exchange it.
I got back to Play N Trade and explain the problem. Th
Went to Joe's Video Game's today (big surprise there, eh?) and picked up a couple NES games.
First one that caught my eye was a game called The Guardian Legend. This is a game that's name I've heard mentioned many time over the years but I never really put forth much effort into finding out what all the fuss was about. So, I figured, "what the hell" and grabbed it.
The other game I picked up was Trojan. This game actually came complete with box, instruction booklet, and cartridge sleeve.
Just bought an Atari Jaguar on eBay that comes two controllers and six games: Alien vs Predator, Cybermorph, Missile Command 3D, Raiden, Ruiner Pinball, and Wolfenstein 3D. For $60, it seems like a pretty good deal.
I've been wanting this system ever since I borrowed one from one of my friends back in 1996. I had borrowed the system and his only two games, AvP and Cybermorph. I enjoyed both games well enough but it was AvP that really pulled me in. I spent so many school nights sitting at t
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