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#1 DarkR34p3r

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ever heard of knowing a particular game you liked as a kid or a particular genre, thats basi cally how i pick my games,
based on either previous version/releases i liked, and genre its in ,
i own many so for me its quite a chore, because i like games from all genres, you can think of o u t side educational , the only genre id hate, lol,
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Quite the same here, I've played and enjoyed many genres of games that's why it's so hard for me when inside a game store.

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#2 DarkR34p3r

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As long as I get my Japanese ninja fighting game coming overseas.

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You know what I'm talking about, you feel like buying some old games to keep in you're collection, when you come up with a dilema. Instead of finding one game, you've found a couple of games you want to buy. How do you break the equality and choose just one? Besides coming here on the internet to ask, what methods do you usually use?

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#4 DarkR34p3r

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i don't understand the rarity in Ico. i bought my copy for $3 and the place had like 4 other copies. it's easy to find on ebay and hardly ever a high dollar price and if it is it's because it's in someone's store and they've jacked the price up. auctions are the way to go.sofaking_bob

By "rare" I mean for the people who can't get things off the internet and have few gamestores within a few miles of residence.

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#5 DarkR34p3r

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I'm not sure why, but shouldn't people be KEEPing these kinds of games? It's like Katamari Damacy, it is very unique and people WILL go back to play it. (But, only if you're not the few who don't like it.)

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#6 DarkR34p3r

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Well, I live somewhere around Sacramento and theres no shortage (or at least at the GameStop near my house) here either. I'm asking to know if this will be a title people will be looking for in the near future.

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I've been hearing of Shadow of the Colossus behind a hard-to-find game where some people live. I know my local GameStop carries a couple used copies, but I was wondering if those would deplete soon and become hard to find. I was just wondering if the game will soon become like Ico, being hard to find in stores.

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#8 DarkR34p3r

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That's like asking why Gears of War 2 is so great, it's basically a brighter and slightly buff-upped copy of the original. Basic rules for games applies like this: If a game is fun to a person's opinion, they will like it.

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