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I usually get ps2 magazines because I have a ps2 and also a ps and a game boy. Also I have a game boy advance under my christmas tree wrapped up and about to be teared to bits in 4 days!!
Christine Misfire wrote:
> GnomeKiller wrote:
> Christine Misfire wrote:
> Both?
>
> Well, yes, actually. I'm a true Ninty. Not that a true Ninty needs
> to
> prove he's a true Ninty by buying two magazines, but that's besides
> the point.
>
> Anyway, I've subscribed to NOM for ages and ages(I first picked it
> up
> in 1996), and really enjoy it. Then one day I picked up NGC (Because
> it had a video with it) and I said to myself 'I'll stop buying this
> once the GC comes out'. Anyway, come Febuary I was a subscriber to
> both magazines.
>
> It is useful, as NOM has loads of vouchers and stuff. I've saved
> about
> £30 on games and £20 on renting them. I've also had a
> couple of letters published in NOM and I won Banjo-Tooie!
>
> Also you can compare reviews and see which games are worth getting
> outright and which ones would be best to try out before buying. You
> can save money on bad desicions that way too.
>
> I dont see why people get at NOM for having Facts, and not opinions.
> That isn't true anyway, but It would be a beter option anyway.
Could you not quote the whole message.... (hehe)
> GnomeKiller wrote:
> Christine Misfire wrote:
> Both?
>
> Well, yes, actually. I'm a true Ninty. Not that a true Ninty needs
> to
> prove he's a true Ninty by buying two magazines, but that's besides
> the point.
>
> Anyway, I've subscribed to NOM for ages and ages(I first picked it
> up
> in 1996), and really enjoy it. Then one day I picked up NGC (Because
> it had a video with it) and I said to myself 'I'll stop buying this
> once the GC comes out'. Anyway, come Febuary I was a subscriber to
> both magazines.
>
> It is useful, as NOM has loads of vouchers and stuff. I've saved
> about
> £30 on games and £20 on renting them. I've also had a
> couple of letters published in NOM and I won Banjo-Tooie!
>
> Also you can compare reviews and see which games are worth getting
> outright and which ones would be best to try out before buying. You
> can save money on bad desicions that way too.
>
> I dont see why people get at NOM for having Facts, and not opinions.
> That isn't true anyway, but It would be a beter option anyway.
Could you not quote the whole message.... (hehe)
GnomeKiller wrote:
> Christine Misfire wrote:
> Both?
>
> Well, yes, actually. I'm a true Ninty. Not that a true Ninty needs to
> prove he's a true Ninty by buying two magazines, but that's besides
> the point.
>
> Anyway, I've subscribed to NOM for ages and ages(I first picked it up
> in 1996), and really enjoy it. Then one day I picked up NGC (Because
> it had a video with it) and I said to myself 'I'll stop buying this
> once the GC comes out'. Anyway, come Febuary I was a subscriber to
> both magazines.
>
> It is useful, as NOM has loads of vouchers and stuff. I've saved about
> £30 on games and £20 on renting them. I've also had a
> couple of letters published in NOM and I won Banjo-Tooie!
>
> Also you can compare reviews and see which games are worth getting
> outright and which ones would be best to try out before buying. You
> can save money on bad desicions that way too.
I dont see why people get at NOM for having Facts, and not opinions. That isn't true anyway, but It would be a beter option anyway.
> Christine Misfire wrote:
> Both?
>
> Well, yes, actually. I'm a true Ninty. Not that a true Ninty needs to
> prove he's a true Ninty by buying two magazines, but that's besides
> the point.
>
> Anyway, I've subscribed to NOM for ages and ages(I first picked it up
> in 1996), and really enjoy it. Then one day I picked up NGC (Because
> it had a video with it) and I said to myself 'I'll stop buying this
> once the GC comes out'. Anyway, come Febuary I was a subscriber to
> both magazines.
>
> It is useful, as NOM has loads of vouchers and stuff. I've saved about
> £30 on games and £20 on renting them. I've also had a
> couple of letters published in NOM and I won Banjo-Tooie!
>
> Also you can compare reviews and see which games are worth getting
> outright and which ones would be best to try out before buying. You
> can save money on bad desicions that way too.
I dont see why people get at NOM for having Facts, and not opinions. That isn't true anyway, but It would be a beter option anyway.
Christine Misfire wrote:
> agent under fire wrote:
> Christine Misfire wrote:
> agent under fire wrote:
> Lol what is so depressing about football?
>
> I't just one of the many depressing topic that boys talk about. I
> don't really give a damn what happens, but some people get into
> fights
> over teams.
>
> Yeh i agree its a bit sad getting into fights about it but i like
> watching it and talking about it etc.
>
> different strokes for different folks.
Indeed
> agent under fire wrote:
> Christine Misfire wrote:
> agent under fire wrote:
> Lol what is so depressing about football?
>
> I't just one of the many depressing topic that boys talk about. I
> don't really give a damn what happens, but some people get into
> fights
> over teams.
>
> Yeh i agree its a bit sad getting into fights about it but i like
> watching it and talking about it etc.
>
> different strokes for different folks.
Indeed
agent under fire wrote:
> Christine Misfire wrote:
> agent under fire wrote:
> Lol what is so depressing about football?
>
> I't just one of the many depressing topic that boys talk about. I
> don't really give a damn what happens, but some people get into
> fights
> over teams.
>
> Yeh i agree its a bit sad getting into fights about it but i like
> watching it and talking about it etc.
different strokes for different folks.
> Christine Misfire wrote:
> agent under fire wrote:
> Lol what is so depressing about football?
>
> I't just one of the many depressing topic that boys talk about. I
> don't really give a damn what happens, but some people get into
> fights
> over teams.
>
> Yeh i agree its a bit sad getting into fights about it but i like
> watching it and talking about it etc.
different strokes for different folks.
Christine Misfire wrote:
> Both?
Well, yes, actually. I'm a true Ninty. Not that a true Ninty needs to prove he's a true Ninty by buying two magazines, but that's besides the point.
Anyway, I've subscribed to NOM for ages and ages(I first picked it up in 1996), and really enjoy it. Then one day I picked up NGC (Because it had a video with it) and I said to myself 'I'll stop buying this once the GC comes out'. Anyway, come Febuary I was a subscriber to both magazines.
It is useful, as NOM has loads of vouchers and stuff. I've saved about £30 on games and £20 on renting them. I've also had a couple of letters published in NOM and I won Banjo-Tooie!
Also you can compare reviews and see which games are worth getting outright and which ones would be best to try out before buying. You can save money on bad desicions that way too.
> Both?
Well, yes, actually. I'm a true Ninty. Not that a true Ninty needs to prove he's a true Ninty by buying two magazines, but that's besides the point.
Anyway, I've subscribed to NOM for ages and ages(I first picked it up in 1996), and really enjoy it. Then one day I picked up NGC (Because it had a video with it) and I said to myself 'I'll stop buying this once the GC comes out'. Anyway, come Febuary I was a subscriber to both magazines.
It is useful, as NOM has loads of vouchers and stuff. I've saved about £30 on games and £20 on renting them. I've also had a couple of letters published in NOM and I won Banjo-Tooie!
Also you can compare reviews and see which games are worth getting outright and which ones would be best to try out before buying. You can save money on bad desicions that way too.
At school I had a proper puch up over a tennisball SA-AD.
Christine Misfire wrote:
> agent under fire wrote:
> Lol what is so depressing about football?
>
> I't just one of the many depressing topic that boys talk about. I
> don't really give a damn what happens, but some people get into fights
> over teams.
Yeh i agree its a bit sad getting into fights about it but i like watching it and talking about it etc.
> agent under fire wrote:
> Lol what is so depressing about football?
>
> I't just one of the many depressing topic that boys talk about. I
> don't really give a damn what happens, but some people get into fights
> over teams.
Yeh i agree its a bit sad getting into fights about it but i like watching it and talking about it etc.
Lol what is so depressing about football?
What's the best for a person with a game boy and game boy advance? Actually im getting game boy advance for chrstmas but any who.
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