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    A few thrifts here...

     

    Spent about $8

     

    VHS:

    Back the the Future 2 & 3

    Old Yeller

    Dragon Ball GT

     

    Cassette

    Steve Miller Band - Book of Dreams

    Third Eye Blind - How's it gonna Be

     

    Lemmings - PC

     

     

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    Then there is this strange device, clearly for Original Xbox memory cards... But I don't know its application..

     

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    39. Vay - Sega CD (played on iOS)

     

    Loved this game! Excellent music, decent graphics & cut scenes. Voice acting was very sub par, but it didn't take away from anything. Playing with touch controls was less than awesome, but its pretty easy to get used to.

     

    This is a very good way to play a Working Designs classic without owning a Sega CD & without breaking the bank on copy of the game.

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    38. Hexen - PC

     

    Brutal, but awesome! Took me a while to navigate the last couple hubs, but they were worth it. Got a bit stir crazy and took a break during the fifth, but i managed to remember where i had been somehow. When all is said and done, I think Heretic is a better game, but this is still totally worth a play if you have the patience. I intend to play the sequel, but not anytime soon. It seems to be a bit harder even.

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    37. Red Faction: Armageddon - Xbox 360

     

    This is a quality game! Lots of fun destruction. Story is awesome too, but could have been a bit more detailed. Pretty short game too, I didn't time it, but I'd say between 10 & 15 hours.

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    36. Quake III Revolution - PS2

     

    This game is a lot of fun, the campaign consists of several tiers of multiplayer maps, and different game types, ending eventually with a boss battle! Mindless, run & gun multiplayer action. Loading times SUCK, but hey, I'll live with it for the dualshock controller. The alternatives are the Dreamcast controller & PC, both of which I suck at FPS games on.

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    33. Super Mario Brothers 3 - SNES (Allstars)

     

    I am really torn. Can't decide the victor between this one, and SMW... Both are really brilliant. Onto SMB2..

     

    34. Legend of Zelda - NES (Played on 3DS)

     

    Beaten this one several times before, although is is probably the most complete run to date. 6 hours, all items, hearts & swords. Now, onto the second quest!

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    New Super Mario Bros - DS [beaten, searching for Star Coins and unlocking extra levels]

    Super Mario Bros - NES (played on 3DS) [beaten 2nd quest]

    Super Mario Bros Lost Levels (All Stars version emulated on original Xbox) [beaten once thru]

     

    I'm a little Mario Addicted right now.. Moving onto: World & Galaxy 2 next..

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    30. Dust: An Elysian Tale - Xbox Live Arcade

     

    Fantastic hack-n-slash/action/platformer with RPG elements. There. Is that enough genres for you?

     

    Available only on the Xbox Live Arcade as far as I know. Its a wonderful game. Very Metroid-vania, in that there is a lot of exploring to do, and lots of treasures & side quests. Absolutely beautiful colors & animations. Fantastic Voice acting, and a very well put together story!

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    29. New Super Mario Brothers - Nintendo DS

     

    I love this game!! Excellent, "back to roots" style 2D Mario game.. Hard as nails in parts, but there were so many 1 ups, power ups & coins that it was easy enough to power thru! I spent about 8 hours in this game, real time. This is including all of the deaths (which were quite frequent). Recommended for anyone who like platformers with a DS

     

    Can't wait to try the Sequel!

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    A cool local auction grab.. 3 boxes of VHS tapes, and other misc. items for $5. Tucked in there, were these highlights including all 6 OS Star Trek movies, several Alfred Hitchcock movies and The Hobbit audio book on cassette in a cool wooden box. Also tucked in there, but not shown here was a 16 gig ipod touch.. Doesn't work, but was more or less free, so hopefully I can get it fixed cheaply.

     

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