Games You Regret Selling/Quitting

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chikn

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nocturne hands down one of the games i miss the most, just got p3f, its ok but i need my nocturn fix.
 

LuxAeternus

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RE1 for the gamecube...I got so annoyed at the bad controls etc. that I just couldn't stick with it. I knew I was losing out even as I traded it.
 

FortOyer

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I haven't sold any of my games - I couldn't, I swear the origional "Wild Arms" and "Spyro the Dragon" will be worth millions!

...Some day.
 

Saskwach

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Strafe Mcgee said:
The original Dungeon Keeper. Sold it to a mate for a fiver (which I never actually saw) and missed it ever since. Dungeon Keeper 2 just isn't quite the same.
Don't hate me when I see that I permanently "borrowed" Dungeon Keeper off a friend myself.
 

Necrohydra

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Saskwach said:
Strafe Mcgee said:
The original Dungeon Keeper. Sold it to a mate for a fiver (which I never actually saw) and missed it ever since. Dungeon Keeper 2 just isn't quite the same.
Don't hate me when I see that I permanently "borrowed" Dungeon Keeper off a friend myself.
If he doesn't, I will. A friend permanently "borrowed" mariokart 64 from me....

I suppose you could consider that a regret, though I never meant for it to happen.
 

Terramax

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Final Fantasy 11: Online.

Got to level 50 white mage, but got fed up of all the quests I had to do to get further.

I regret it for never reaching 75 or beyond, which I vowed, and for all the friends I made there that I'll never speak to again. I've rebought the game and tried starting new characters, but not been able to make friends as easy, I don't have the time to play, and replaying from low levels again is tedious. Shame.

Panzer Dragoon Saga. Sold it for £70 as I needed the money, but now I want to rebuy and it's fetching for at least £90.
 

Jumplion

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Ace Combat 4: Shattered Skies (I think was the name of it)

My friend hated the game and he sold it to me, and i played it for a long time. Unfortunatly, i sold it for store credit even though i promised myself i wouldn't sell it for store credit unless it was $15...i sold it for $10 ._. Just an hour after i sold it i wanted to play it again. I just loved the game! DAMNIT!

Even my friend was surprised I sold it!
 

Strafe Mcgee

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Saskwach said:
Strafe Mcgee said:
The original Dungeon Keeper. Sold it to a mate for a fiver (which I never actually saw) and missed it ever since. Dungeon Keeper 2 just isn't quite the same.
Don't hate me when I see that I permanently "borrowed" Dungeon Keeper off a friend myself.
Fiend! Gaming of the highest quality must be returned to the original owner! Having said that, I did the same thing with my friend's copy of Street Fighter: Anniversary :D
 

qbert4ever

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Sold my PS2 and games (about 20 of them) to pay for my 360. Then I got the RROD and was stuck with nothing for two and a half horrible weeks.
 

RazielDethAngel

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Oh god I feel terrible even when I say it now. I bought Second Sight and was playin but could never get hooked to it. So I returned it next day. So Just recently i downloaded the demo and realize I was a dumbass. I am lookin to pick it up for round 5.00 though this weekend hopefully.
 

jimjulius

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In a fit of madness I gave consent for the family to clear out my entire SNes and Nes collection. They were the first consoles I ever owned, and contained very memorable titles, the likes of duck hunt, Solar Jetman, Snake Rattle and Roll, LOZ : A Link to the Past, The Secret of Mana, and uhh... well I forget.

Anyhow, I was heartbroken when I later returned from a year of Uni to find out what I'd done. Sure, the Nes controller hurt my hands so much they bled. Sure most of the games were so infuriating that I now probably couldn't play them for more than ten minutes at a time without throwing the damn thing out the window, but somehow I miss them more than any other possesion I owned when I was younger. It makes me sad :(
 

stompy

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I miss my SNES games, 'cos they were alot of fun. Donkey Kong was a blast with friends, the flight simulator was confusing, but fun nevertheless, and Mario was, well, Mario. Damn, why can't I get it back.

- A procrastinator
 

Stammer

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Terramax said:
Final Fantasy 11: Online.

Got to level 50 white mage, but got fed up of all the quests I had to do to get further.

I regret it for never reaching 75 or beyond, which I vowed, and for all the friends I made there that I'll never speak to again. I've rebought the game and tried starting new characters, but not been able to make friends as easy, I don't have the time to play, and replaying from low levels again is tedious. Shame.
Which server are you on? I'll gladly help you do the Genkai quests when you get Lv.50+ again, but I'm never moving out of Caitsith again lol

Also, I have two games that I regret quitting. Not really so much "quitting", but more or less not purchasing them when I had the chance. I rented both "The Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon" and "Mischief Makers" like twenty times, but never beat either and always loved both of them, but I for some odd reason never bought them. I suppose now I could just go to eBay to buy them though ^^
 

ShadeOfRed

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I-Ninja. Y'see, my friend and I did a game trade that was supposed to be temporary. It lasted 2 years because we forgot about the games. Naturally, I got bored of I-Ninja, the game I traded for CR and sold it. The next day, my friend came over to my house with CR and asked for I-Ninja back. I could never played Custom Robo again as my friend was so pissed, he kept the game.
 

neems

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The only true trade in regret I have is R-Type Delta for Playstation. What a game that was; I would consider digging one of my 'stations out of retirement (also known as the cupboard) if I still had it.
 

Ultrajoe

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does it have to be a game?

i remember when i first started playing 'Magic: the Gathering' i made some trades i keep kicking myself in the balls for...

but then again, skinning the newbies for all they're worth is a time honored tradition, one kid had borrowed his brothers rare folder for the day, probably with instructions to trade only certain cards... a flash of a shiny (yay, shiny!) fatty (big creature) and he was all to happy to hand over his Shiny Damnation...

for those who dont know, damnation is good, very good, that kids brother probably strangled him, and then ate the corpse.

im a bastard, a bastard who booster-pulled 5 tarmogoyf in 3 weeks (all magic players want to kill me at this point) yeah, just wait till they're second printing rolls around (future card, thats right the GOYF REPRINTS!), im'a going to make a killing (or it will fall second to some other card, and i feel stupid with a pile of $4 junk rares)

sorry for that, just getting it out of my system