I didn't know a collectors edition existed until a few weeks ago, but I absolutely had to have it. This is my childhood favorite racing game by far I'm really excited to try NEW NFS CARBON CARS?! Like dude I thought I knew every sliver about this game but new cars and challenges are so sick. Only took me 15 years or so to get it
Never saw a game this expensive in person. I've seen plenty of 200-300+ but nothing like this. Didn't buy it btw I simply do not need to be spending that amount on a game at the moment lol
Those 2 QBs are on the wire right now and was wondering if it's worth keeping either one as a backup
As the title shows I'm looking to upkeep some of my old consoles and have a place to go for when some of them inevitably break in some way. I don't know ANYTHING about modding or replacing parts on old consoles. Is there a go-to place to have any of this done for a fair price?
Thanks to those who recommended the ElectronXout, the picture looks great!
Also, the previous owner had 82k blocks saved but it still shows 50k+ available. Is this a replacement hard drive or did they really give that much space back then?
I moved into my new place a while ago and lazily threw my setup together. Now that I look at the back of this, it's actually so bad lol... How do you guys go about keeping all your cords tidy?
I want to use 1440p 240hz and I want to keep the cost at under $500. So as the title shows these are my 2 realistic options. Ive used curved for a while but oled looks incredibly good too. Just curious as to what you all would prefer
I got an OLED 4k 240hz yesterday and was wondering.. if I want to play something more competitive with a higher refresh rate, would it make sense to use 1440p on it?
Would there be a difference between how 1440p looks on a 4k monitor vs one that is only rated for 1440p?
I have a component to HDMI converter but the og component cables are expensive apparently. I don't necessarily care if the image is upscaled I just want it to be at least similar to how it used to look. Is this a good method of getting it to work or should I look at something else?
Trying to get rid of this after buying a new pc
I'm not a collector necessarily, but I've been getting my library filled up again and wanted to give God Hand a try after seeing some gameplay. I go on ebay to find out US versions are going for at least $200??? Is the game that great or did it get turned into a low production collector thing... Or both?
I FINALLY figured out the name of this thing. It wasn't an all time favorite, but it gave me a good blast of nostalgia seeing this
I played this game when it was in beta for PS4 and continued to grind it for a number of years. I would love to check out some old statistics! I saw some videos of BLR that made me want to come back for a few games, but I saw I missed the servers closing last year :/ So is there any way left to see what I accomplished in game or did those all disappear when the servers went offline?
I had like one or 2 frames that I remembered playing at an arcade like 20 or so years ago but I finally found what it was! Mission 2 was what I was picturing specifically. Shout-out to this guy who has a 200+ video playlist of light gun game walkthroughs, I stumbled into it there!
Finding old bangers at my parents house! It's been a lot of ps2 gaming with pops lately but we sorta forgot about the Nintendo cabinet. Being 26 years old shouldn't feel this ancient
I remember seeing this game as a kid, but it didn't interest me since it didn't have guns or sports lol. The discs are in *almost* pristine condition since me and my dad never touched it! Unfortunately, my constantly used pile of childhood PS1 and Dreamcast games sat on top of this for 25ish years. Collected a few dings