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"Games for sale"

I'm selling some games on e-bay at the moment, FIFA street, Wario World, Skies of Arcadia, Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour, Burnout 2: Point of Impact, FIFA football 2005 and that be it.

Trying to ship as many of my Gamecube games as I'm willing too. Might sell my N64 on their too.

Slowly removing my support of the Game industry, will keep the cube though for Zelda. Have no plans to get a DS, although it does look good.

Fifa Street is dire.

Anyone selling Goldeneye on the N64?

TaMi-Jr wrote:
> not only did u buy fifa street but u must have bought it full
> price.....
> i disgust me....

Nope, part of the GAME trade in deal. Was the only GC game available at the time.

The games I traded were my friend's PS2 games.

So only lost out on 99P.

Then Sold it for £25

It'll probably only be available by hooking up an MP3 playing SP or something stupid like that.

A feature Nintendo must pinch for use in their third-party Revolution games.

Ah yes, the lack of custom soundtracks...

*shudders*

"COMING UP NEXT ON EA TRAX!"

diediediediedie

They did screw up Black Arrow a little bit but there was no urban DJ in it so everthing was fine.

Ubi have the French government behind them, and they can choose to read the law how they want to really or simply change it.

In the future I expect Ubi will buy EA by simply outperforming them whilst being smarter with their IP and less of a dinosaur. Don't forget EA were responsible for the 3DO.

EA have obviously seen Ubi growing stronger and are worried as they purchased a load of Ubi's stock recently. Apparently Ubi are taking legal steps to stop EA buying more :) Good for them. If you have Ubi making games like PoP, XIII and BG&E it makes a change from the yearly updates from EA.

EA have lost around 20-25% of their share value this year.

That's a lot of cash.

Ubisoft are moving into sports games and have the mature market in a better grip than EA do.

In some areas EA are far behind Ubisoft.