They're both pretty cheap, I'd say get both... But my first choice would be the Gamecube, a lot more games and you can still get a lot of them at places like Gamestop (I think).

lensflare15

For me, MGS3 takes the longest to get into, but in my opinion, has the strongest story of all of the MGS games.

If you found yourself relying on the radar system in the previous games, you'll find it frustrating at first but do persevere. It'll be worth it in the end.

Not sure if you'd count the art card edition of ICO as rare, but I don't see many copies in pristine condition around.

My mate has a original Japanese copy of Sin and Punishment on the Super Famicom which I know is really hard to find.

[QUOTE="ang12"]

I'm also playing WoW but if you haven't played Half-Life 2 it is simply a must.

muthsera666

If you can't get into the story, then perhaps the game isn't for you.

Have you played the first Half-Life?

I'm also playing WoW but if you haven't played Half-Life 2 it is simply a must.

It's all about the snes and street fighter 2 turbo!