this is a really vague question but i think you guys might kind of be on the same wavelength as me any recommendations for a solid fantasy-RPG from like 1990-2005 that i can easily pirate that i can throw myself into for dozens and dozens of hours to avoid depression
I haven't played any of the earlier COJ games, but Call of Juarez:Gunslinger is really fun and full of wit. The guns handle nice too. Graphics are vaguely like Borderlands in the old west. It's a straight forward enough linear shooter but the unreliable narrator and satisfying POW POW POW more than make up for its scope with entertainment value.
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murray st. wrote:this is a really vague question but i think you guys might kind of be on the same wavelength as me any recommendations for a solid fantasy-RPG from like 1990-2005 that i can easily pirate that i can throw myself into for dozens and dozens of hours to avoid depression
thank you all
Suikoden 3 is also really great. Graphics are goofy but you grow to love them.
yeah the turnabout sisters music is very close 2 my heart. definitely gonna download suikoden III and planescape torment, vibing off this thread right now
musette and drums wrote:i bought theta the ios version of phoenix wright as a present and it was a lot of fun to compare the differences between the english and french translations. i forgot how bomb the soundtracks to those games could be. i'm totally going to play #3 alongside her when she gets to that point
i dont know why i posted this but holy shit that song is making me happy right now.
PC gamers have managed without trade ins for years, if there was an Xbox store with frequent steam style low low price deals on older stuff I might actually consider buying a console. As it is paying $50 is too much.. I wonder what the economics would mean if they sold more new games but at a say, 25-30 price point to cut away at used game stores. As much as I dislike paying 50 for a game I tend to dislike big corporations like EB who are essentially making a great proportion of their profits by operating like pawn store shysters.
My listening experience in balanced mode reveals the great depth of EARTH
Grey Poupon wrote:PC gamers have managed without trade ins for years,
yeah because there's plentiful pirate versions that are easy to get. Do you think console gamers would care about the used market if they could download torrent versions?