I am one of those handheld gamers who have moved on to the DS LIte. But for a long time I have wanted various GBA games and haven't found any of them. My question is, do you know where I can find the following games (new not used) in which store(s) in Florida, USA:
Metroid Zero Mission
Final Fantasy I and II
Final Fantasy V
I also plan on getting FFVI, which is easy to find.
Guess what guys? I'm a Christian............an ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN! There is more than Protestants and Catholics. Besides, anyone who adheres to Jesus Christ is classified as a Christian
Actually, the Wii has no main games (aside from zelda and super paper mario). The PS3 has oblivion, motorstorm, etc., but it costs too much. Either way, I have a Wii, and the line up for this holiday season is making me smile!!!
Bioshock looks promising, but the other GoTYs over shawdow it. Metroid Prime 3, while my personal favorite series, is banking on good controls. SSBB has online; 'nuff said. Halo 3 has a lot to live up to. Crysis has to prove it has good gameplay, not just good graphics. I know little about Mass Effect. Lair, and Heavenly Sword, like Crysis, have to prove that they have substance, not just looks.
Wow, we are talking about a USA-Canadian union. The USA's territorial integrity was assured by the civil war. If you know your history, the central gov became more powerful after the US civil war. Also, silly talks of secession from the union hold little merit these days due to diverse immigration and overall contentment of simply being American. No western state is likely to have a violent split in its territory ever again. With the exception of Quebec from Canada and Hawaii from the USA (highly unlikely) most western states will remain the same, aside from possible unions with other states. Notice I do not include latin america in this arguement, due to many facts, one of which is that mexico is facing secession movements from native indians.
gameguy6700, the USA is a sovereign state. Sure, there are many states that make up the USA, but in reality they are nothing like a united Europe. The USA is a melting pot of many different peoples, and the different states are simply differnet places to live. Sure, some are proud to be Floridian, New Yorkian, etc., but outside the country, we identify ourselfs as American.
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