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When trying to purchase certain games from SR it says "Players's choice",what does that mean ?
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Edgy wrote:
> F-Zero is the kind of racing game I like. The kind which is
> challenging, but gives me adrenaline rushes as I approach the final
> line and win by a 100th of a second. Not so many games do that any
> more...
Well if the races are close then maybe I should give it a try...
After Pikmin 2 of course.
> F-Zero is the kind of racing game I like. The kind which is
> challenging, but gives me adrenaline rushes as I approach the final
> line and win by a 100th of a second. Not so many games do that any
> more...
Well if the races are close then maybe I should give it a try...
After Pikmin 2 of course.
F-Zero is the kind of racing game I like. The kind which is challenging, but gives me adrenaline rushes as I approach the final line and win by a 100th of a second. Not so many games do that any more...
I keep forgetting about F Zero GX. It is one of those games I bought, played once and has sat on my shelf. I've always intended to go back to it but you lot put me off by going on about how hard it is.
I'm not a fan of tough games unless they are tough in a more enjoyable way. Games that frustrate me just get thrown away because I can't be bothered to play it.
I've swapped many a game this year because of frustration or because I didn't have time to play it. It's a small shame because Return of the King and Everything or Nothing, at least the ten minutes I played of them, were actually rather good.
They didn't deserve to be traded in.
*sheds tear*
I'm not a fan of tough games unless they are tough in a more enjoyable way. Games that frustrate me just get thrown away because I can't be bothered to play it.
I've swapped many a game this year because of frustration or because I didn't have time to play it. It's a small shame because Return of the King and Everything or Nothing, at least the ten minutes I played of them, were actually rather good.
They didn't deserve to be traded in.
*sheds tear*
Having already got 2 copies of the Limited Edition Wind Waker (I'll sell my other for £30 if anyone wants it - mint condition 'n' all) then I don't need to purchase it at Players Choice....however F-Zero GX on the other hand shall be mine Christmas time...I only wanted it if it went to £20...and now I shall endeavour to get someone to get it for me for Christmas.
OOT went down to 9.99 without being players choice.
I know because I bought a second copy as the first one went a bit skwewy :S
I know because I bought a second copy as the first one went a bit skwewy :S
Edgy wrote:
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> Yes, Wind Waker is going Players Choice.
Bumclouds.
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> Yes, Wind Waker is going Players Choice.
Bumclouds.
Yes, Wind Waker is going Players Choice.
NEWSFLASH
Zelda boycott's Players Choice range until Nintendo are willing to rename in "Mario Classics". Since the videogame icon doesn't posess the pulling power of the mid 90's. Nintendo have opted for a far more universal name. Sadly this does not gel with the Zelda officials who had a thing for the more traditional side of Nintendo.
Zelda boycott's Players Choice range until Nintendo are willing to rename in "Mario Classics". Since the videogame icon doesn't posess the pulling power of the mid 90's. Nintendo have opted for a far more universal name. Sadly this does not gel with the Zelda officials who had a thing for the more traditional side of Nintendo.
NEWSFLASH
Zelda HAS gone Players Choice in the past. However not as a Players Choice title as such, as that series only started with Nintendo 64 games in the UK.
No, instead, The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening on the original Game Boy went budget in the Mario's Classics range, the same range in which titles such as Super Mario Kart on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System joined.
:D
Zelda HAS gone Players Choice in the past. However not as a Players Choice title as such, as that series only started with Nintendo 64 games in the UK.
No, instead, The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening on the original Game Boy went budget in the Mario's Classics range, the same range in which titles such as Super Mario Kart on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System joined.
:D
*NEWS FLASH* Zelda snubs Player Choice
Nintendo's legendary adventure series once again refuses to follow in the footsteps in the uber popular Mario series and go Players Choice. Pikmin, Luigi's Mansion, Resident Evil and Mario Sunshine are just a few classic Nintendo Gamecube titles to be reduced at the pocket friendly £19.99.
Yet, like with the previous generation that bragged the likes of 1080 Snowboarding, Snowbard kids, Mario 64, Goldeneye and Mario Kart amongst the reduced Players choice, Zelda remains absent.
A hylurian representitive refused to comment at this time.
Nintendo's legendary adventure series once again refuses to follow in the footsteps in the uber popular Mario series and go Players Choice. Pikmin, Luigi's Mansion, Resident Evil and Mario Sunshine are just a few classic Nintendo Gamecube titles to be reduced at the pocket friendly £19.99.
Yet, like with the previous generation that bragged the likes of 1080 Snowboarding, Snowbard kids, Mario 64, Goldeneye and Mario Kart amongst the reduced Players choice, Zelda remains absent.
A hylurian representitive refused to comment at this time.
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