@R4gn4r0k: I have been wanting to replay that. Loved it when it came out. I remember getting that, borderlands, uncharted 2 and Demon's Souls all within a couple months back then.
@Litchie: But how will I know if I like it if I've never played it? Just like playing Super Metroid for the first time a few years ago, I'm hoping to find some great stuff that I missed the first time through.
@adsparky: That's probably the route I'll take. I wonder if I should alternate the old with the new. That way if I get a dud, I'll have a classic to get me back on track.
@Jag85: I can see that. One of the last thing I played a couple years ago was 40k Kill Team. I love 40k, and had a hoot knocking out some top spots on the leaderboard. Unfortunately, my PS3 crapped out shortly after.
That being said, I wouldn't mind a long involved game, as long as it's worth the investment.
@Sam3231: Yeah SNES is what I had back then, so I've played a lot of those games. But there are some glaring omissions from completed list. And some of those carts are way too expensive for what I'm willing to pay. I'm assuming the shadier option is the route I would take, but finding one of those all-in-one boxes that isn't loaded with Chinese spyware is my concern. If there was a more legit option, that was also economical, and covered Genesis, 3DO, Jaguar, etc, I would be interested. But I doubt there is one.
@pyro1245: I kinda have an itch for some point and click adventure, but I don't know how I want to start. There are plenty I could play, like a the quest games (kings, police, space), but I also have trepidation about burning through all the good old games. I'm a nutball with this stuff, but the idea of there being nothing left, actually freaks me out. Also, I'm wondering if I should make a pool of 80s point and click, 90s point and click and so in. Then play them randomly from those pools? Or should I play a few old games, then move to the next decade, and eventually circle back to the older decades?
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