TDIRunner

Nice. If I can snag that tomorrow, all I need to be "caught up" is a Super NT.

That's pretty cool. There was a time when I used to do things like that for friends. I'm one of those people who actually enjoys shopping for cars and negotiating on prices, so I was happy to help people out with that kind of stuff.

Another one that I really want to see, but don't really have the time for right now.

So besides, the PS4 and Switch versions which haven't been released yet, what other consoles have a physical version of Ikaruga besides Dreamcast and GameCube? This thread is making it sound like there are a bunch of other physical versions that I don't know about.

Well...... sorta.

So much for my plan to use the online functionality to call for a rescue.

I was going to say Elizabeth Banks and Kate McKinnon.

I used to mix up Colin Farrell and Hugh Jackman a lot. I have no idea why. I don't have the issue anymore.

Agreed. As much as I hate to say it, the Wii U is pretty damn close to being truly obsolete

I completely missed this thread. We've had a pretty good haul this year. Tons of cucumbers and tomatoes, which is what we normally plant each year. But this year we also had some green pepper, jalapeno, peas and carrots. We actually tried corn for the first time this year, but it didn't take. I'll snap some pictures later if I remember.

How about Medal of Honor: Frontline and Medal of Honor: Rising Sun? I feel like I always see those games at Goodwill or resale shops for $2 or $3 bucks each. They are both amazing games, but they were hugely popular when they came out, so copies are everywhere. Those are both great additions to any PS2 collection because they are cheap, common, and in my opinion, they still play well today. Rising Sun gets some hate, but I never understood it. I love that game. Also, there is an HD remaster of Frontline on the PS3, but unfortunately, it's a little buggy in the later levels.

Question. If you pick a game with online functionality, does the online functionality work?

I just thought of another one. Tomb Raider II. After beating the dragon, you think the game is over. You watch what you think is the final ending cut scene, but it turns out it's just a intro to the final level back at Laura's mansion when the bad guys come for one last confrontation. That level is hard as balls, but it's pretty satisfying to complete. Of course, the actual ending is pretty good as well.

Donkey Kong Country. The first time you beat King K. Rool and the credits start to roll. I was sitting there thinking how easy it was to beat him, and then after a very short credit roll, he gets back up and you have to fight him again. That was pretty cool. Then of course the real ending is ever better. I love seeing endings that include all of the enemies and characters.

Possibly the most disappointing scientific discovery of all time.

There was a tweet today indicating that there will eventually be another run. So it's definitely more of a "when" as opposed to an "if."

Mine arrived today. Here is my obligatory photo of my sign next to a bunch of games. Thanks @Crazy Climber

That was quick. I knew it would go fast, but I didn't think that fast.

Wow. Mine took a long time to go through. I bought the black Pocket, dock and GG adapter.

Lately I've been back to Mario Odyssey. It's been fun because my son and I have been splitting up a lot of the work. We beat the game a while back, but we got into it again looking for more moons. We are up to 700 now and I'm starting to want to 100% the game.

Never played it, but I have it and want to try it someday. I've always had trouble getting into 3D Mario games, with Odyssey being the only 3D Mario game I've ever completed.

I was TDIRunner over at NA, but for this site, I switched the two n's around to change it up a bit.

I don't know how to put this, but I"m kind of a big deal.