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Damn, I was planning to buy this when I had the money. Hope it gets relisted soon.

It would be really nice to see an official release of this game, it would also be nice to see a new one, so I'm just going to keep wishing for another double pack, this time with an inaccessible game and one not made yet, or likely ever. In other words, one even more unlikely than the first one. Oh well, I suppose I'll just live in hope.

I'd really like to go back to York, it's actually a really nice city. Rather difficult for me to navigate, though. Ended up taking what felt like a mile-and-a-half long detour to get somewhere, when in the end it was like 15 metres and a corner from where we started.
Anyway, doubt I'd buy anything from CeX if I returned, don't have a lot of money at the minute, and I think I got everything I wanted from there the last time I was there, but they might have something new.

Well deserved, too. I don't think there's a single piece of music by her that I didn't love.

They didn't have Shattered Memories when I went there! What a pain. Anyway, I remember going to the Lincoln one and they had both Persona 3 Portable and Persona 2 Innocent Sin. They were both extortionately expensive, as usual. I know that a couple of them up north generally have a Silent Hill game or 2, generally one of the PS2 Team Silent ones. One of them had 2 copies of Silent Hill 2, both in quite good condition. I've never seen one of their shops that ever has more than 7 PS1 games, and without fail there's always Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare, and at least 2 Tomb Raider games, so they don't really have any PS1 games that I want.

On a side note, I don't like that York one. It's really bugging me that I have an entire series of something and all but one of them, the one I got from there, have their cardboard covers. I should have just got it online.

Well, that started rambling. Sorry.

@Deljo I was talking about the PS1 & PS2 games that you could download for the PS3 off PSN, which for some reason, also seem to be named Playstation classics. I don't actually have a PS classic. Sorry for the confusion.

When I play old games, generally I just play ports and things like the playstation classics or what-have-you, even if they don't work so well, as they're quite often rather cheap. I don't really have a lot of money to spare. So mostly I use them wherever it's cheapest for me, on the vita.

@Damo Well, you learn something new every day, it's said. I will just say that this site is often a really interesting read. Thanks for all these fascinating features!

Wait, they used to do import gaming? Ugh, all the cool things were before my time, and I hate that. Also, I buy from this place a lot, as it's frequently the cheapest place I can find, but I don't really find the postage 'reasonable'. Better than GAME, though, that damnable place. Anyway, worst experience I had with them was buying a £70 thing, it not ever showing up, and a copy of it showing up in a shop surprisingly close by, considering the rest were all in the south, but it was either a coincidence, or the postman, so not really their fault. (From experience, though, I'd say it was the postman stealing it.)

Glad you mentioned DDS, love those games. On a side note, I really want to play Xenosaga, but it's sadly impossible for me unless it gets a remake. I'll live in hope, though!

DS, specifically the Lite model, as a very young child. Can't remember how old I was exactly. Do remember that I had something 3 different ones at different time, one got broken, another was given to my little sister. I think between my entire family, we must have had something like 15-19 of them all-in-all. Mostly played LEGO games, I loved the Lord of the Rings one.

I would love to get some of these statues, especially the Heather Mason one, but they're way too expensive and stuff. Still, they look cool and quite good quality.

@Impossibilium I know, I heard about that, but I have enough patience that most load times don't bother me, it would have to be something like a minute for me to actually care. Thank you for the warning anyway. I'm not sure if I actually have any way to play it otherwise.

I need to get round to playing a lot of these, but I've already played some, at least. I'll be honest, though, I prefer Digital Devil Saga to Nocturne. Might get Chrono Trigger on PS3 via PSN Classics or whatever sometime.

Seems a bit late in the day to be saying this, but it's not like the day is over yet, so Merry Christmas.

It just seems an utterly bizarre idea to try and fuse unconnected series together. I think that the fact he managed to do so is quite impressive, but I haven't watched the series, so I don't know how well it worked.

Despite my best efforts, I have never known which generation is which, so that indicates to me that the system could be better.

Kind of a strange question, if you ask me. The VGA is really annoying to connect to anything now, though, even though I don't have that problem with most of the others.

I always liked Tails, because foxes are cool, and he looks quite friendly, like a pet dog.

Good read! On a side note, I am so bad at games like these, I'll probably never finish any of them if I put the difficulty above easy.

It sounds kind of cool, I might watch it sometime.

Well, I'm sure everyone appreciates the honesty.

I've gotta say, I really love reading these interesting things about how game development and stuff was back then. It's always good to see.

Sounds like a fine idea, but I did misread the title as gives up on, which is less cool.

You might as well not bother putting which region it was, as all of them just say the US.