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"Bicycle"
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on 16/05/2005 at 6:57:41PM
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Argh.
Been trying to find Goldeneye (for the N64, obviously - none of this "Rogue Agent" toss) for a while now. Not a big "ebayer". Any ideas? Looking to spend around £10...
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JFH
"0228"
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on 16/05/2005 at 6:59:12PM
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You'll have to just look around second hand bargain bins. Carboot season is approaching though.
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FinalFantasyFa...
"period drama"
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on 16/05/2005 at 7:01:22PM
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It's 'wherefore' - and it means 'why' not 'where'
Cheers!
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JFH
"0228"
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on 16/05/2005 at 7:02:43PM
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FFF speaks the truth y'all.
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Herr Dark Wolf
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on 16/05/2005 at 7:39:52PM
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Look in Gamestation. They have it there in my one.
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Coin
"Bicycle"
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on 16/05/2005 at 8:13:46PM
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FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> It's 'wherefore' - and it means 'why' not 'where'
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> Cheers!
*Dies of shame*
Noo.. And it was like, a play on like, words? :D
Cheers though.
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FinalFantasyFa...
"period drama"
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on 16/05/2005 at 8:26:12PM
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Hurrah. I love doing that.
If you never read Romeo and Juliet in school, you'll never know.
Until I come along and smash your fase in with my amazing knowledge of everything.
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JFH
"0228"
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on 16/05/2005 at 8:26:23PM
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And your profile says you're 15 Coin, so shouldn't you be reading 'Romeo and Juliet' currently and therefore already know that?
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Rai
"In Soviet Russia..."
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on 16/05/2005 at 9:35:57PM
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FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Hurrah. I love doing that.
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> If you never read Romeo and Juliet in school, you'll never know.
> Until I come along and smash your fase in with my amazing knowledge
> of everything.
If you never read Romeo and Juliet in school, I envy you.
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Chr1s
"The definitive tag"
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on 16/05/2005 at 10:05:40PM
USER BANNED Total Posts: 1268
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Cash Converters usually have some old games, although probably in appalling condition.
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Coin
"Bicycle"
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on 17/05/2005 at 9:41:02AM
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Meh, I've already trudged through Romeo & Juliet, Othello, King Lear and plenty of other classics. But ah well, never really payed too much attention. Titus Groan is consuming me with boredom just now, reading it about a page a week, which is pretty poor. Should be through it by 2006 though. Tom Clancy isn't too bad either, hardly poetic but, well, thrilling.
Ah well. Guess I'll give Gamestation a call. Possibly CEX. Who knows.
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N64 Fan
"'ahh a nice sweety!"
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on 17/05/2005 at 10:58:56AM
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Ive still got a BRAND NEW sealed copy of Goldeneye. I had it up on Ebay for a while but I wasnt prepared to let it go for a low price.
Its still available.
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Coin
"Bicycle"
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on 17/05/2005 at 11:37:35AM
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N64 Fan
"'ahh a nice sweety!"
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on 17/05/2005 at 2:58:02PM
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Coin
"Bicycle"
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on 17/05/2005 at 3:39:06PM
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N64 Fan
"'ahh a nice sweety!"
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on 17/05/2005 at 3:56:10PM
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Coin wrote:
> £10.
!!!!!?????
NEW & SEALED!!!
Sorry mate but I think thats a bit too low!
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TaMi-Jr
"Shizzel happens"
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on 17/05/2005 at 6:41:45PM
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i think 15 quid would be reasonable. let's be honest, it is he greatest shoot em up ever. however, the fact that you can download it for free doesn't make it golddust =D
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Coin
"Bicycle"
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on 17/05/2005 at 8:46:06PM
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N64 Fan wrote:
> Coin wrote:
> £10.
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> !!!!!?????
> NEW & SEALED!!!
> Sorry mate but I think thats a bit too low!
Aye.
New and sealed, make that £15.
But I can buy new & sealed for £19.99 anytime. So ya know. How much is P&P?
The great thing about Carts is that they neeever get damaged. Roxor.
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Shyguy
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on 17/05/2005 at 9:05:51PM
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Coin wrote:
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> The great thing about Carts is that they neeever get damaged. Roxor.
im sure my sledgehammer would disagree
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Rai
"In Soviet Russia..."
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on 17/05/2005 at 10:12:41PM
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No! Don't destroy the Goldeneye cart! It's pure gold!
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Tphi
"thursdayton!"
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on 17/05/2005 at 10:14:52PM
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You could download it onto Revolution.. although I fear Rare wouldn't let Nintendo use the code.
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Coin
"Bicycle"
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on 18/05/2005 at 9:48:46AM
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Rai wrote:
> No! Don't destroy the Goldeneye cart! It's pure gold!
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Coin
"Bicycle"
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on 18/05/2005 at 3:30:31PM
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Psha.
Picked it up for £3.
Or rather, for kill.switch, Smackdown! JBI, THPS3 and THPS : U.
Ahahaha... Take that PS2, I love my N64 more than you. (Hehe.. Rhyme.)
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