I don't know what to do about that, sorry man that really sucks. On the PS1 one of my memory cards magically lost all its data, hours of quality save files all erased.
I only have a gamerscore of 250, so 10000 sounds good. I played on brother's profile by accident and raked in 1000 oblivion points for him, otherwise I would have 1250. I have only played 2 games though Oblivion and lost Planet.
The dreamcast was a half-baked idea and much inferior to gamecube, PS2, and Xbox. Not only was it weaker graphically there were no good games. The dreamcast runied the company of Sega.
If you have never played a Zelda game before definitely go for Twilight Princess you will love it and then be compelled to play all the other Zelda games. Resident Evil 4 is a good game but not worth going through again even with the different control scheme.
The gamecube is the second best for its generation behind PS2 and ahead of Xbox. It has some wicked games like the Zelda, Mario, and metroid franchises.
I have grand total of 158 which is comprised of 52 Playstation magazines (98-2007), 46 Electricgaming Monthly (93-97), 37 Nintendo Power (94-99), 10 Gamepro, 3 Tips and Tricks, 2 Ultra Game Players, 2 Swat Pro, 1 Total 64, 1 Megafan, 1 Gamefan, 1 Expert gamer, 1 PC gamer, and 1 Computer Gaming world. Most of my magazines came before 2002 because since then all the previews, reviews, and pictures I wanted could be found on the Internet for free. Still, I like my old magazines there was something special about them, even if they cost money.
I still have my old game boy and about 30 games for it that all work. A couple years ago I played through them over again, half of them were really bad but the other half were still great games.
I missed out on all the good times possible at the arcade because it died out before I could get into it. The main problem was that games at the arcade were always five years older than games on the console market. Maybe if some daring businessmen took a chance and opened up some sweet new arcades people might get back into it, if one opened up near my home I would go.
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