Mark
Training Haunter
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Post by Mark on May 17, 2003 12:23:14 GMT
Whilst thinking about replayability etc, I was wondering how many people keep the games that they buy?
I find that, once I've tired of a game, or finished it, I find it best to take it back to my store in town, and get a credit note. I then wait for the next good game to come around.
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Post by James on May 17, 2003 13:46:04 GMT
For some reason I never really sell games, just stick them back in the cupboard and never play them again.
It depends on the game. If its a game with only one way to complete it, I never really play it again, but if it has multiple endings or there isn't a way to complete it, I feel its got better replay value.
Also, some games never get tiring. I don't know why but I always find Kao The Kangaroo a fun one to play, despite the lack of feedback it got ;D
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Post by Spook on May 17, 2003 16:29:51 GMT
I useually stick them in some dusty cuboard then dig them up 6 months later when I'm looking for something to do have a crazy about them for a couple of weeks then they go back in that cuboard. I have never chucked or sold a game in my life
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Post by Jude on May 20, 2003 0:05:42 GMT
I usually keep the games I've really enjoyed...in that old game cupboard we all seem to have  . I've sold some that were really bad or that I knew I'd never want to play again (Mostly, I'd rather just keep a game I spent fifty U.S. on than to sell back for almost nothing). I don't replay a game very often. Ghost Master is the first game I think be able to replay with total satisfaction. |
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Post by Spook on May 20, 2003 18:15:23 GMT
Yer
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Post by Jonesy on May 23, 2003 19:10:00 GMT
I buy and download games excessively, and recently moved all my old cardboard box games to my fiancee's parents house for storage. I filled the empty shelf with all the DVD box games and have run out of room again.  NB. I found out last month my soon-to-be mother in-law has thrown out all the cardboard box games, leaving only the CD's and manuals in a square box in the attic! WHAT!  |
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Post by Spook on May 23, 2003 19:57:54 GMT
Oh hard luck
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Post by kwatsu on May 23, 2003 22:09:13 GMT
That is HARSH.
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Post by bennyboy on May 27, 2003 10:03:45 GMT
i always keep my games i hardly ever trade them in unless there realy rubbish ;D
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cerrie
Training Haunter
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Post by cerrie on May 27, 2003 21:18:47 GMT
i never chuck out my old games , ive still got theme hospital , lol
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. I've sold some that were really bad or that I knew I'd never want to play again (Mostly, I'd rather just keep a game I spent fifty U.S. on than to sell back for almost nothing). I don't replay a game very often. Ghost Master is the first game I think be able to replay with total satisfaction.
