Sorry to hear about that, hope it works out fine. Just one thing I'd like to share. Don't be surprised if your PS3 YLOD's on you again sooner than you'd expect once you get it repaired. Once a PS3 gets a YLOD no matter how many times you repair it it'll die on you sooner than the last time ergo you'll end up spending alot on repairs in the long-run. The only "true" solution to a YLOD (or even an RROD) is to get a new console.
The only noticeable canonical connection is between SH1 and SH3, the rest have a stand-alone story as far as an indifferent gamer is concerned. Regardless, just play them in order of release. I'd give you the same advice even if the question was about Metal Gear Solid.
I'd be grateful for the person thinking to get me something, but would I still be grateful if someone gave me food and I got food poisoning because of it?
marcogamer07
The fact that you'd compare food poisoning to a bad video game which you got for free has left me speechless, just wow. And if you're curious, yes I'd be upset about getting food poisoned but I wouldn't go venting all my frustration on the gift-giver. It's not like they did it on purpose, and they'll feel bad about it regardless so all you're doing is pouring salt on the wound, which makes it uncalled for.
If it has a negative effect, it doesn't make me bad/immature if I don't like a gift someone gives me..
marcogamer07
It depends, you have the right to be upset. I know I have as well in the past. But when you actually express your dissatisfaction to the gift-giver (directly or indirectly) you're being immature. Bottomline, keep your dissatisfaction to yourself.
I don't mean it as a joke, it's my personal opinion. Just because you disagree with me doesn't mean you have to treat my opinion as if it's a huge mistake that (for example) will make you go bankrupt. Get my point? It's your life, do whatever you want. What I'm telling you is advice. Take it or leave it, and that's all.
Gamecube: Skies of Arcadia, Tales of Symphonia. ---- Saturn: Clockwork Knight 2 (I have no idea why I didn't pick it up back in the day given the first game's cliffhanger).
That was what happened the first time I beat Super Mario 64 when I was younger. I worked hard beating Bowser for the final time then when the credits started rolling, it felt like it all ended too quickly.. :'(
marcogamer07
The ending was also lackluster IMO. That game has a bare-bones story. Gameplay's where it's at.
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