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Ha - and ordered direct from Hong Kong for around £165, no where near the £500 certain UK importers are charging.
Oh, but don't do that - all buy Special Reserve... or something along those lines. Like I've said before, I would, but they bizzarly refuse to ship to N.I., even though we have the same postal service as the rest of the UK, as one would guess.
> Ok, I agree that the price is nice and cheap, but...wouldn`t you like the
> satisfaction of knowing you bought your Gamecube from your own doorstep? I've
> thought about buying import consoles/games, but I think about the consequences,
> like, you would have to buy on import all the time, without being able to go to
> your local shop and buy or rent a game. Plus, if you wanted to buy anything
> which came out in the U.K.(i`m assuming you live in the U.K!), then you couldn`t
> because of the incompatability.
Im not whinging at you though, because I
> fully stand by your decision to do what you want :¬)
I see where your coming from man, but why would I want to buy anything from the UK, when the US will get the titles for a cheaper price and a lot earlier than we'll see them here?
I gave up sometime ago on the PAL market, due to the shoddy treatment of it's European market!
As far as purchasing games go, I usually do quite a bit of research into what I'm buying, and if it sounds the ticket, then I'll place an order for it.
But, as I say, horses for courses and all that...:)
Well this is what your gonna have to do to get it to work:-
http://cube.ign.com/news/39712.html
If you ask me this is well dodgy, and you'll probably end up totally screwing your Gamecube up!
:)
Im not whinging at you though, because I fully stand by your decision to do what you want :¬)
Ha - and ordered direct from Hong Kong for around £165, no where near the £500 certain UK importers are charging.
Oh, but don't do that - all buy Special Reserve... or something along those lines. Like I've said before, I would, but they bizzarly refuse to ship to N.I., even though we have the same postal service as the rest of the UK, as one would guess.