your last game purchase? was it worth it?
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$30 for the Oblivion 5th Anniversary Edition on xbox. Yea, I'd say it was worth it. I have the GOTY for PC, but I honestly just can't play it on PC anymore. I just get too caught up in modding that I never bother playing the actual game. That, and the vanilla game itself has held up pretty well.
Duels Of The Planeswalkers 2012.
Yeah, I'd say it was worth the cost, now that I don't have to wait for people to play a game of magic with
Yeah, I'd say it was worth the cost, now that I don't have to wait for people to play a game of magic with
I bought Metro 2033 yesterday. Even though I beat it a couple hours ago, it was definitely worth it.
Ys: The Oath in Felghana on PSP. It's my first Ys game and so far it definitely seems worth it. It's got a decent amount of challenge from what I've played of it but isn't unfair in its difficulty.
My last game purchase was Dynasty Warriors Gundam 3 and hell yes was it worth it. It's been a perfect way to blow off some steam.
Last thing my brother bought was Borderlands, and I'm fully enjoying it.
Last things I bought were Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 1 and 2 and SMT 3: Nocturne. Couldn't tell you if they were worth it yet. Still playing Borderlands and BlazBlue and Persona 4.
Last things I bought were Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 1 and 2 and SMT 3: Nocturne. Couldn't tell you if they were worth it yet. Still playing Borderlands and BlazBlue and Persona 4.
I also recently purchased Witcher 2. I got a new disc copy from Gamestop with soundtrack and guidebook for $40 CAD. Even though I was on the fence about the game, I couldn't resist a good deal, not to mention their PC games section has shrunken down to bugger all.Shymer said:
I dig the game so far but,..not so much if I had to download 15 gigs on dial-up.
My last game purchase was Dead Space 2 for the PS3. I have already played throught the campaign once, and I can say that it was an awsome game. It definatly brought back the same feeling of being on a broken, but still futuristic, world in space. It still had the creepy elements to keep me scared at times, and had the cool weapons/tools and the new game mechanics and zero gravity sections really makes one feel like they can take on anything.
The game also came with the multiplayer, which gives an entire new feel to the game. It takes away the fear element, and puts players to the challenge of really working together and playing to their strenghts (especially as a necromorph) to win a match. The game even came with Dead Space: Extraction. While I am not really a fan of rail based shooters, it does add back story to the original game, and is worth trying out for any fan of the Dead Space Universe.
It was well worth the thirty-five dollars (US currency) I paid for it.
The game also came with the multiplayer, which gives an entire new feel to the game. It takes away the fear element, and puts players to the challenge of really working together and playing to their strenghts (especially as a necromorph) to win a match. The game even came with Dead Space: Extraction. While I am not really a fan of rail based shooters, it does add back story to the original game, and is worth trying out for any fan of the Dead Space Universe.
It was well worth the thirty-five dollars (US currency) I paid for it.
Team Fortress 2 and it wasn't worth it because a week later it became free. Atleast I get the hat and its pretty fun.
Borderlands GOTY Edition for $7.50. I'd say it was well worth the money. I'm suprised how much fun I'm having with it even though I played the xbox version extensively before.
LA Noire, the day it came out. I haven't been gaming much, I spend more of my time out, doing....stuff....?
I dunno, I think I can remember chasing a pink dragon in some games. And some games have made me feel like I'm actually on drugs.enzilewulf said:
