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Me and video games: I've been a casual gamer since I got a Super Nintendo, I've had other systems since then: The Gameboy Color, Playstation, Playstation 2, Gameboy Advance, Gamecube, PSP, and Nintendo DS.
I currently have Gamecube, PS2, and DS and I plan on getting a PS3 and a Wii when I fell finished with PS2 and Gamecube.
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• 16Aug 08

  I got a 360

  I finally got a current-gen system. After getting used to my only new games being Guitar Hero and Rock Band on PS2, I finally saved up for a new system (it was easy because I got a summer job and it only took about 3 and half weeks to save up). I was going to get a PS3 but it was a hundred dollars more than the 20gb 360 and the only PS3 exclusive was Tekken 6. I traded in a lot of my PS2, GC,and DS games (about 15-20) for about $120 and I had to pay the other $260 for the 20gb 360, GTA IV, and the taxes. BTW I haven't been paying attention to the 360 exclusives so can someone list the non-FPS/TPS games exclusive to 360 (I hate FPS games, and I don't really like third-person shooters either, although Gears of War wasn't too bad).

  • Posted Aug 16, 2008 9:31 pm GMT
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• 9Feb 08

  I am so getting a f***in' PS3

  Damn dude, I've been denying that I wan't a PS3 because PS2 is already so cool, but holy f*** man: Tekken 6, Heavenly Sword, Soul Calbiur IV, the new Guitar Hero games, NBA Street sequels, Tony Hawk sequels, Unreal Tournament 3, etc., etc. I can't resist any longer. I'm getting a summer job and I'm going to buy a PS3, some games, and a guitar (maybe)...(not in that order)...any suggestions for a job? I'm only 14 so there's only certain jobs I can get.
  • Posted Feb 9, 2008 8:31 pm GMT
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• 23Sep 07

  Gamestop is good afterall....

  So I finally went to a city with a Gamestop. I took all my PSP games (which I don't have a PSP to play on anymore) some PS2 games (about half were ones that my friends left at my house like over a year ago and others are ones that I have hated since I first played them and a few were scratched, from my friends not me). Right before I left I checked my e-mail and found a Gamestop newsletter with a coupon to get an extra 30% trade-in credit (how perfect I thought).I went thereand the (total of about 15) games and the coupongame me$68 and some oddcents. The guy asked me if I wanted to put the money towards Halo 3, which I thought was funny because from the info I had to give him he knew I wasn't over 17, but that's a whole nother topic. Anyways, I looked around and found Guitar Hero II for only $70, once again "how perfect" Ithought. [If you haven't read my other blogs or anything you wouldn't know that I have played the Guitar games, loved them, never owned them, and pre-ordered the Guitar Hero III bundle]. Well, I used the Gamestop store credit on the Guitar Hero II bundle (there was nothing else I wanted besides a few used games and I would rather buy them new for like $2 more at a later time), since I used store credit they paid the tax (I didn't know they did that) and I only had to pay a little over a dollar. So that was awesome, and when I got home I logged on to Amazon.com and I canceled my GH3 bundle pre-order. Then I ordered GH3 (game-only) and with the $40 dollars off (from ordering game only as apposed to game + guitar) I pre-ordered Dragonball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 also.

  

  So, I traded in those dust collectors for GH2 + guitar, because I got the GH2 guitar I won't have to get the GH3 Guitar with GH3, with the money I saved from not getting GH3 guitar I get to get another game I really want.

  Yay!

  Now, with any extra money I get, I can buy some of those older games I haven't bought yet as apposed to saving for DBZ:BT or GH2.

  I'm laughing with joy.

  • Posted Sep 23, 2007 10:15 pm GMT
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