I'm really short on N64 games, but have nowhere close to stock up on them for cheap. Until now...well a year ago. There's a store called "Comically Speaking" right in my town I never bothered to think about. I just thought they sold comics, simple as that. But I checked out their site today, and to my surprise they sell everything there. My main draw was the vintage video games fo course including N64. According to the site too, someone recently dropped off a huge amount of Nintendo games. So I'm going to head to this place as soon as I can to check out their N64 and Gameboy collection.

I'm really starting to notice how late I started into online gaming. Online gaming is probably the most popular aspect of playing video games. Games like SOCOM started setting a high bar for online enjoyment in 2002 and eventually games like Halo 3 had over 100,000 people playing every day. I've had a console since 2001 and didn't even KNOW about PS2 online until maybe a few years ago. By the time I finally decided to find a network adapter (that were no longer sold) and get an ethernet cable, the Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii had already come out. People were already flocking to the brilliant graphics and amazing games that were built off those visuals like Call of Duty 4. My friends all got Xbox 360's or PS3's before then too. But I still pursued to get my 7 year old PS2 online and play Battlefield 2: Modern Combat. Eventually last August, I connected the cord to my router, slipped in BF2: MC and played a few matches online. Since then, I have devoutly played my PS2 online, and offline for that matter, buying used games that were supposed to be great 5 years ago when they came out. Even playing a lot of next-gen games at my friends' houses didn't hinder my enjoyment of my online PS2 games. A few days ago, actually, I bought Call of Duty 3 for my PS2 in hopes of playing online and was pleased to find a solid 50 or so people playing. Despite the drastically shrinking communities, Socom: Combined Assault's 2000 players, BF2: MC's 200 players, Call of Duty 3's 50 players, and Star Wars: Battlefront 2's 60 players keep drawing me online. Though I wish to get a PS3 and play games like Battlefield: Bad Company, I'm content with my small PS2 online communities that continue to stay in the last-gen. Eventually, I'll be forced to switch over to next-gen, but I'll keep playing PS2 online games until there is no one left anymore. I guess you can just say that I'm 5 years behind everybody else.

Who needs 100,000 players anyway when you got 50! lol

yep

who needs a ps3 when you've got bf2:mc on the ps2. It's the single most addictive game i've ever played....well roller coaster tycoon 2 rivals it for that title but still...

I am going to buy some sued ps2 game but I'm stuck in between these three....i've looked around online to find out everything about them...but i stillcan't decide....all three have open-worlds which I love. Shadow of the Collosus is supposed to be just epic and hard to describe, Mercenaries is supposed to be somewhat like gta (which is good), and midnight club 3 is supposed to have decent online and is one of the better Ps2 racing games (and it is made by rockstar....the people whomade gta and bully). Help me decide!

Timesplitters 2 is a good game but I'm just not seeing what makes it into PS2's "halo" as I've heard. I'd rather play 007 Nightfire actually...unless someone gives me a good reason to pick up where I ditched the story.

i think i'm the only person who has gotten connected to ps2 online as of the last year but i finally have it and it was worth it.....battlefield 2:modern combat is extremely addictive...so if anyone plays online on any ps2 game tell me and ill try to go on..i have a lot of ps2 games...

I finally get to be released from prison next week

I was just thinking of how great a guns 'n' roses guitar hero game would be. I mean they have lots of great songs like November Rain, Knockin' on Heaven's Door, Sweet Child O Mine, and Welcome to the Jungle. They better make it!

since im going to get my ps2 connectd to th internet in a matter of weeks i really hope enough people still play online...