KeeperofLindblum

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My wallet is starting to hurt... so much. T-T Looks super cool though, but it's going to turn expensive fast with all the dang expansion sets... That's what I'll hate about it. I enjoy the gameplay of these kinds of games, but the cost kinda kills what true enjoyment I could get out of it.

Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaang it! I already have both the PS3 and Vita versions. *sighs* . . . Looks like I will be getting the PS4 version as well. -_-

If there's any lag with the Framemeister, it's so minimal that you can't possible notice it without some kind of fancy monitoring equipment. (IE like microseconds or something) I can't tell. HOWEVER! Lag can be experienced purely with just newer TVs because of how they process the old signals from consoles. A cheap upscaler can possibly make this much worse too. If you'd like a bit more information overall, the Youtube channel "My Life in Gaming" has explained quite a few of the ins and outs of the Framemeister. They also have some side-by-side examples of how games look with and without the upscaler. My Life in Gaming - Framemeister 101

Bump for price change on both Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. Came to my senses there. Xp (Could go a tiny bit lower but probably won't)

I could upload kind of what you guys are looking for, but I don't have a capture card... It'd be with my cell phone and using the TV composite versus the Framemeister composite. I'm willing to take the time though if you guys really want to see.

You've got yourself a massive setup there. So many switches. @[email protected] I've been through two major setups myself. The original one had something like 6 consoles hooked up on my older 42" Vizio HDTV. I had two composite switches and chained everything together to have it all plugged in. My TV even has S-video, so it was a nice setup. I'd link to the switches I bought, but I don't think they're made anymore... (Really nice ones that didn't require power even!) Did have a few things on component at one time, but the component consoles have left the building. The only things left are all the modern ones with HDMI. I have 3 HDMI ports though, so I was more or less set for a long time. My current setup... Is pretty complex comparatively. The following consoles are connected... NES SNES N64 GameCube Sega Genesis + Sega CD PlayStation 1 PlayStation 2 PlayStation 3 WiiU Xbox One There's no longer any component or composite items on the TV. Everything goes out via my HDMI spots. Three HDMI going to PS3, Dish Network, and the HDMI Switch. I've got an HDMI switch with 4 items on it. (Framemeister, PS4, XB1, and WiiU) The last three are self-explanatory, but then the Framemeister branches out into SEVEN consoles through it's various inputs. Framemeister accepts basically any connection you want it to, but mine is currently making use of the RGB spot, component (via D-Terminal), and composite with S-video. The RGB spot makes use of the SCART/JP-21 cable (keep in mind they are NOT interchangeable). Currently the SNES, N64, PS1, and Sega Genesis make use of that spot. Apparently there isn't a reliable SCART/JP-21 switch though (technically couldn't mix them though so not really an option for me). I've got my PS2 on component through the D-Terminal. (Some fancy connector not used in the states) Finally what's left goes through the component with S-Video spot. Currently the Gamecube, NES, and Super Retro Advance (a Game Boy Advance Player for the SNES) are hooked into there. Might be wondering why the Gamecube doesn't use component... There's a few games that won't output to 480p (like Mega Man X Collection), and since I own that... I deal with the slightly lesser look. About to have a Mr. Yurkie mod my NES for RGB though, so hopefully that'll be going on the SCART/JP-21 soon... >BD

Bump! Updated pricing on some of the unpriced bits and added more items.

Incredibly awesome guy. Informed me that I had a few items underpriced and even didn't mind I didn't sell to him. Sold him a few items beyond that and he paid quickly and responded promptly. Would sell to again! (Or buy from if the opportunity arises)

If you're a Mega Man Legends fan, they released Misadventures of Tron Bonne on the PSN this previous Tuesday! Game goes for over $200 on eBay, but it's only $6 digitally! PlayStation Store

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This is pretty dang shitty. I've got a friend who lives down there, so I've heard many times about how he's spending quite a bit more on basically... anything. If the higher cost of the item doesn't get him, then the shipping cost does.

Final bump with final price revisions. I'll give the items a few more days and probably pull a majority of it on Monday. Anything in the "Buy One Get One" section will most likely go into the free thread under a pretense of two "random" packages of goodies to whoever claims them.

BUMP! Revised pricing and moved an item down to the "Buy One Get One" category.

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Looks interesting. I haven't played much of the Star Ocean series myself. I had the PS2 game "Till the End of Time", but I lost interest in it at some point. That games looks pretty nice though, and I think I'd be willing to give it a shot.

Going to bump this thread because I've added quite a few items here. Tried to keep the pricing pretty fair on all this. Eliminating a lot of SNES games I either won't play or won't need once my flashcart comes in. Also lots of other items. And stating again, YES, I am willing to give a discount if someone really helps clear out what I have listed.

There's a robot controlling title called Robot Alchemic Drive. The story and voice overs are pretty awful, but the gameplay is pretty awesome with an interesting twist. You control a person and walk around as them, but you also can switch from them and control a robot as well. The big twist here is that you view the robot from the person's perspective. Thus you want to fly up to buildings (you have a weird jetpack thing) and can view from there. You fight other giant alien robots or monsters. There's also a two player mode where you can fight a friend. I always felt it was a really awesome and very unheard of game. I'm fairly sure it's a sequel/spiritual successor to a game called Remote Control Dandy. TL;DR - You control a robot and fight other robots and monsters. Here's a video link I could find. YOUTUBE LINK YO! You should be warned... the voice acting is awful.

I saw that link from Kotaku a bit earlier. I'm very glad that they are taking fans seriously for input. If they aren't careful, this game could very well be the final nail in the coffin for Final Fantasy. I didn't fully play Bravely Default (one of many games in the backlog), but I did really enjoy the game. Loooove the Jobs system of games where you can build your own party~ Even beyond that, great characters, great story, fun and challenging gameplay... Basically everything the fans have wanted from the Final Fantasy series since ever. I would like to state that FFXIII really wasn't that bad. Granted, I didn't LOVE the game, but the gameplay was okay overall. The real problem was the characters and story being pretty meh overall. And strangely enough? XIII-2 was actually an IMPROVEMENT on XIII! What little time I put into it was actually pretty enjoyable compared to the title it spawned from.

I couldn't find a link on Gamestop's site leading to any form of calendar or release list. I greatly like both of these links, and I'm definitely going to save the co-op kinja bit. They even have an alternate list with TV/Movie releases! Thank you cimerians!

The group of "My Life in Gaming" seems pretty family friendly. I have watched many episodes and don't recall any real profanity in there. My Life in Gaming Also find their videos pretty entertaining and informative. (More of the latter than the former though. lol)

Did you not get Ramuh? That's the cave I refer to as "Goblin Cave". It's kinda near the Southeast to east portion of the map. From the Chocobo camp, you'll head Northeast and find a path heading off to the right from the road. Follow that up and you'll run into the cave. It was probably one of the cooler parts of the demo, and the number of goblins got frighteningly large at times. Here's the survey -> LINK You'll have to register a Square Enix account to take it along with the copy of the game.

I beat Axiom Verge a few days ago... HIGHLY suggest that to anybody who enjoys Metroid or Castlevania style of games. (Screw you Metroidvania term! You're not my real dad!) Up next is SHOVEL KNIGHT! I previously got this as a Kickstarter reward, but I rebought it on the PS4 because it's such a great title. For those curious about Axiom Verge... Here's some platforming gameplay I recorded. (I meant to get some of the fighting bits but missed it.) Clip 1 Clip 2