Soul Calibur wasn't really a launch game. First generation yes. But not launch. Only launch in the US. But in Japan where the DC came out in Nov. 98 a good 10 months before Soul Calibur.

But anyways...The DC was apparently easy to program so maxing it out would have been easier than with the Saturn which was a pain for people to program for.

modern plasmas are fine for gaming. But as far as plasma vs. LCD its really just up to you. The buyer. Plasmas do have better black levels though. Check them out. Mess around with the settings and what not in the store. If it turns out an LCD looks better to you then go for that. Panasonic is one of the better makers of Plasma sets. Topped only by Pioneer really.

one way to find out if the model you want makes a buzzing noise is to find one in a store, get real close and listen for said buzz.

But even if it does have one it's still probably quiter than a 360 or a PS3...

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FINAL FANTASY III (US) needs a remake. It would be so awesome to see a next-gen version of MOG and Sabin's Blitz moves. :)

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Dude, don't use "Final Fantasy III" if you're referring to the SNES game that was Final Fantasy VI. You're confusing all who read it. Same goes for FFII/IV. Also, it did get a remake on the GBA.

As for the PS FF games, I would rather just see them on the Playstation Store so I can play them on my PSP. (legally)

Must have missed the whole "(US)" thing that was added to the end.

And I'd have to agree about FF3/6 being one that needs a remake before the over-hyped 7 ever got one. Even though I'm afraid that it would be ruined.

Panzer Dragoon Saga on the Saturn is probably the game that I have thats worth the most since I don't really have any rare Neo-Geo AES games. The most I ever spent on a game though was for KOF 2k1 for AES.

Others of note that I have are.

Suikoden II

Chrono Trigger SNES (complete)

Secret of Mana (complete)

Ogre Battle 64 (complete)

Shining Force III (complete)