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Just doen soe quick calculations and next friday I should have about £167 to spend.
Should I buy more games or save it, which I have absolutly nothing to save for.
Should I buy more games or save it, which I have absolutly nothing to save for.
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Daveus wrote:
> Crazy, i think you should buy some juice (booze/spirits etc) for new
> years eve! that's no.1 priority! i'm goin down sainsbury's tommorow
> myself.
I'm the only 16 year old I know who doesn't drink.
> alot of people i know say nice things about 'need for speed:
> underground' i was gonna get it instead of XIII but dunno much about
> it. they said it's the best racing game around, the NOS is guality -
> i have no doubt about that. any opinions?
Thinking of XIII for xbox because from play.com it's 17.99
> Crazy, i think you should buy some juice (booze/spirits etc) for new
> years eve! that's no.1 priority! i'm goin down sainsbury's tommorow
> myself.
I'm the only 16 year old I know who doesn't drink.
> alot of people i know say nice things about 'need for speed:
> underground' i was gonna get it instead of XIII but dunno much about
> it. they said it's the best racing game around, the NOS is guality -
> i have no doubt about that. any opinions?
Thinking of XIII for xbox because from play.com it's 17.99
Rickoss wrote:
> For that amount of money you could probably get:
>
> A GameCube
> Zelda
> Mario Kart
> Metroid Prime
> and
> Eternal Darkness.
>
> Which are four of the finest games ever created. But if you can't
> stand to own a GameCube, no matter how good they are, I suppose
> Crimson Skies, XIII and Metal Arms may be some good choices. Although
> Metal Arms is extremely shallow, so don't expect anything too good,
> just some good fun, and a bit of humour.
I would do, well probably not, but if I was to...where the hell would ti go, absolutly no room for it.
Plus my 4 scarts would be filled up.
> For that amount of money you could probably get:
>
> A GameCube
> Zelda
> Mario Kart
> Metroid Prime
> and
> Eternal Darkness.
>
> Which are four of the finest games ever created. But if you can't
> stand to own a GameCube, no matter how good they are, I suppose
> Crimson Skies, XIII and Metal Arms may be some good choices. Although
> Metal Arms is extremely shallow, so don't expect anything too good,
> just some good fun, and a bit of humour.
I would do, well probably not, but if I was to...where the hell would ti go, absolutly no room for it.
Plus my 4 scarts would be filled up.
Lou Role wrote:
> Because NFSU is more fun than PGR2 maybe? My opinion of course.
>
> :)
>
> Anyway, I would recommend, at the moment, Crimson Skies. I posted a
> reply in the PS2 forum about it so you can read what it's like in
> there.
>
> :)
Just read and think I'll get it.
> Because NFSU is more fun than PGR2 maybe? My opinion of course.
>
> :)
>
> Anyway, I would recommend, at the moment, Crimson Skies. I posted a
> reply in the PS2 forum about it so you can read what it's like in
> there.
>
> :)
Just read and think I'll get it.
PS 2: KA Crazy! wrote:
> I was let down by it. NFS:U is not a
> patch on PGR2.
> I want it for ps 2 as its got online features.
>
It would be better on the PS2 I think.
I would definitely recommend KOTOR, I even got round to reviewing it yesterday.
> Maybe, but SSX 3 onloine for PS 2 is good enough for me.
Ah fair enough, though amped is a very different type of snowboarder. I prefer it to the SSX series.
>
> Oh and Worms 3D is fantastic.
> No thanks.
Don't knock it 'til you've tried it!
> I was let down by it. NFS:U is not a
> patch on PGR2.
> I want it for ps 2 as its got online features.
>
It would be better on the PS2 I think.
I would definitely recommend KOTOR, I even got round to reviewing it yesterday.
> Maybe, but SSX 3 onloine for PS 2 is good enough for me.
Ah fair enough, though amped is a very different type of snowboarder. I prefer it to the SSX series.
>
> Oh and Worms 3D is fantastic.
> No thanks.
Don't knock it 'til you've tried it!
PS 2: KA Crazy! wrote:
> I would do, well probably not, but if I was to...where the hell would
> ti go, absolutly no room for it.
>
> Plus my 4 scarts would be filled up.
The GameCube's very small, and switching SCART leads around is worth it if you get to play brilliant games like that. Plus, there are loads of other great games you could get when there aren't any XBox or PS2 games you wanted.
> I would do, well probably not, but if I was to...where the hell would
> ti go, absolutly no room for it.
>
> Plus my 4 scarts would be filled up.
The GameCube's very small, and switching SCART leads around is worth it if you get to play brilliant games like that. Plus, there are loads of other great games you could get when there aren't any XBox or PS2 games you wanted.
GC + Mario Kart + 4 Zelda games for £99
Sorted.
Sorted.
You can even buy a box that lets you plug 6 or so scart sockets into the box and then a lead from that into the telly. The one with the power on is the one that gets shown.
I would recommend a GC, I really would BUT, you do have an Xbox and a PS2 and I always figure it is better to have fewer consoles and a better set up (i.e. more controllers and games etc) than lots of consoles and a poorer set up.
I would recommend a GC, I really would BUT, you do have an Xbox and a PS2 and I always figure it is better to have fewer consoles and a better set up (i.e. more controllers and games etc) than lots of consoles and a poorer set up.
If you want to have 2 consoles only, the XBox and GameCube are a perfect combination.
The PS2 has one highlight - PES3
PC.
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