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Post by gammonstark on Dec 9, 2014 16:54:48 GMT -7
I believe Joe has made similar comments, but I find myself mention which games got me to buy which systems. So my question to you guys: What game caused you to buy (or ask/beg for) which system?
I bought an Atari 2600 because it was 10 dollars in a thrift shop and came with 20 games.
I bought a NES to play Zelda.
I bought a SNES to play Final Fantasy 3 (6), but also for Chrono Trigger.
I never bought a gameboy, but I would have bought one for Tetris.
I bought a PS2 to play Final Fantasy 9.
I bought an artic DS to play Final Fantasy 3 (the actual 3). But I probably would have bought one to play Devil Survivor if I did not already own one.
I bought a PSP to play GTA Vice City Stories
I bought a PS3 because my wife wanted a Blu-Ray player. Weird now that I think about it. There was no game I was excited to play on it.
I bought another PSP to play Final Fantasy IV Complete (UMD drive broke on the other).
I bought a 3DSXL to play SMT IV (but also because I knew Bravely Default would be coming out soon).
I bought a 2DS so that I could tag my 3DSXL (but also because my 3DSXL got water damaged. I needed to keep my Bravely Default fix while Nintendo repaired the XL.).
I just now bought a Vita. I fought the urge for two years. I was about to buy one to play Persona 4 Golden, but got a nice fat speeding ticket and that killed those plans. I bought the Vita now so that I can play Golden, replay 9, and some old RPGs I missed. Classic RPGs seem to feel better on the small screen than on a big TV.
And by "bought" it usually means begged for.
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Post by branny on Dec 10, 2014 16:37:58 GMT -7
I got a ps2 for kingdom hearts..
I was gonna buy it no matter what but kh pushed me to get it asap.
Bought my vita to play all my classics. Lol
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Post by husk on Dec 10, 2014 19:01:29 GMT -7
Sega dreamcast for Sonic the Hedgehog
Psx for Spyro 2
Ps2 Burnout 3
Ps3 Resident Evil 5
Psp Chains of Olympus and Crisis Core
GBA Pokemon Blue
N64 Turok and Star Wars Pod Racer
PC: League of Legends and Steam
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Post by branny on Dec 10, 2014 19:40:56 GMT -7
Bet that RE5 was a real let down..huh. lol
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Post by husk on Dec 10, 2014 20:03:28 GMT -7
Yeah. I still enjoyed it though.
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Post by kalebfcraig on Dec 10, 2014 20:36:33 GMT -7
Snes for super Mario world, turtles in time, and super street fighter 2.
N64 for mario 64, donkey Kong 64, podracing.
GameCube For smash bros.
Ps2 I got for Christmas.
Ps3 for soulcalibur 4, god of war, others.
Gba for pokemon.
D's for Pokemon.
2ds for Pokemon.
PSP for war of the lions.
Psvita for p4 and RPGs.
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Post by branny on Dec 10, 2014 21:10:31 GMT -7
I liked watching RE6.
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Post by mechamessiah on Dec 11, 2014 8:39:23 GMT -7
Is this just bought systems, or gifted systems?
Whatever the case, I'll do both.
I received a Socrates system to learn and play at the same time.
I received an SNES to play Mario Kart.
I bought a Game Boy for Pokemon
I bought a PS1 because of Final Fantasy VIII
I bought a PS2 to upgrade, and for Final Fantasy X
I bought a GameCube to experience Star Fox Adventures and the Star Wars Rogue Squadron games.
I bought a Dreamcast to play Crazy Taxi, Skies of Arcadia, and Soul Calibur.
I bought my Xbox for Fable and Halo 2
I bought a PSP for Lumines, and quickly traded it in, as there were way too few games for it.
I bought a DS so my girlfriend at the time could play Nintendogs. When she broke up I sold it.
I bought an Xbox 360 for Oblivion
I bought a DS Lite for a trip overseas, and to play Phoenix Wright and Professor Leyton
I bought a Wii to be part of the revolution, I even camped out overnight, my first and only time of doing that.
I bought a PS3 for the blu-ray Player, nothing else (I did start to collect and play all the JRPGs, but at the time there weren't any but Disgaea and I am not a fan.)
I bought a 3DS to upgrade my DS Lite.
I bought a 3DSXL to upgrade my 3DS.
I bought an Xbox One to prepare for Phantom Dust, and to have a nice user interface for all my media needs.
I bought a PSVita to play ALL THE FINAL FANTASY games.
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Post by husk on Dec 11, 2014 12:54:43 GMT -7
I was excited to play a game with both Chris and Leon in it, until I watched the trailers. And then I was no longer interested. |
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Post by kalebfcraig on Dec 11, 2014 13:49:45 GMT -7
Is this just bought systems, or gifted systems? Whatever the case, I'll do both. I received a Socrates system to learn and play at the same time. I received an SNES to play Mario Kart. I bought a Game Boy for Pokemon I bought a PS1 because of Final Fantasy VIII I bought a PS2 to upgrade, and for Final Fantasy X I bought a GameCube to experience Star Fox Adventures and the Star Wars Rogue Squadron games. I bought a Dreamcast to play Crazy Taxi, Skies of Arcadia, and Soul Calibur. I bought my Xbox for Fable and Halo 2 I bought a PSP for Lumines, and quickly traded it in, as there were way too few games for it. I bought a DS so my girlfriend at the time could play Nintendogs. When she broke up I sold it. I bought an Xbox 360 for Oblivion I bought a DS Lite for a trip overseas, and to play Phoenix Wright and Professor Leyton I bought a Wii to be part of the revolution, I even camped out overnight, my first and only time of doing that. I bought a PS3 for the blu-ray Player, nothing else (I did start to collect and play all the JRPGs, but at the time there weren't any but Disgaea and I am not a fan.) I bought a 3DS to upgrade my DS Lite. I bought a 3DSXL to upgrade my 3DS. I bought an Xbox One to prepare for Phantom Dust, and to have a nice user interface for all my media needs. I bought a PSVita to play ALL THE FINAL FANTASY games. You bought a 360 for Oblivion? It's always better for ps3. Even better on PC. |
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Post by gammonstark on Dec 11, 2014 23:28:01 GMT -7
Sega dreamcast for Sonic the Hedgehog Psx for Spyro 2 Ps2 Burnout 3 Ps3 Resident Evil 5 Psp Chains of Olympus and Crisis Core GBA Pokemon Blue N64 Turok and Star Wars Pod Racer PC: League of Legends and Steam Nice, Burnout. I always enjoy randomly playing a Tony Hawk or Burnout game. Nice little 5 minute sessions that turn into 1 or 2 hours. |
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Post by mechamessiah on Dec 12, 2014 8:14:09 GMT -7
Is this just bought systems, or gifted systems? Whatever the case, I'll do both. I received a Socrates system to learn and play at the same time. I received an SNES to play Mario Kart. I bought a Game Boy for Pokemon I bought a PS1 because of Final Fantasy VIII I bought a PS2 to upgrade, and for Final Fantasy X I bought a GameCube to experience Star Fox Adventures and the Star Wars Rogue Squadron games. I bought a Dreamcast to play Crazy Taxi, Skies of Arcadia, and Soul Calibur. I bought my Xbox for Fable and Halo 2 I bought a PSP for Lumines, and quickly traded it in, as there were way too few games for it. I bought a DS so my girlfriend at the time could play Nintendogs. When she broke up I sold it. I bought an Xbox 360 for Oblivion I bought a DS Lite for a trip overseas, and to play Phoenix Wright and Professor Leyton I bought a Wii to be part of the revolution, I even camped out overnight, my first and only time of doing that. I bought a PS3 for the blu-ray Player, nothing else (I did start to collect and play all the JRPGs, but at the time there weren't any but Disgaea and I am not a fan.) I bought a 3DS to upgrade my DS Lite. I bought a 3DSXL to upgrade my 3DS. I bought an Xbox One to prepare for Phantom Dust, and to have a nice user interface for all my media needs. I bought a PSVita to play ALL THE FINAL FANTASY games. You bought a 360 for Oblivion? It's always better for ps3. Even better on PC. To be fair, yes. But I have it for PC as well (my PC at the time was not good enough to mod it). And I disagree, the 360 version of Oblivion and Skyrim were better. (remember, Oblivion was a timed-Exclusive, and Skyrim was all sorts of brokted) |
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Post by husk on Dec 12, 2014 8:32:20 GMT -7
Sega dreamcast for Sonic the Hedgehog Psx for Spyro 2 Ps2 Burnout 3 Ps3 Resident Evil 5 Psp Chains of Olympus and Crisis Core GBA Pokemon Blue N64 Turok and Star Wars Pod Racer PC: League of Legends and Steam Nice, Burnout. I always enjoy randomly playing a Tony Hawk or Burnout game. Nice little 5 minute sessions that turn into 1 or 2 hours. When I played the demo in Wal Mart, I was blown away. I needed it! |
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Post by kalebfcraig on Dec 12, 2014 15:41:21 GMT -7
Burnout 3 is literally the best racing game ever made.
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Post by gammonstark on Dec 12, 2014 16:12:46 GMT -7
Wait? You can race in the Burnout games? I thought it was just about creating car crashes in intersections. :-P
One thing that bummed me out about the latest Twisted Metal game was that there was too much racing.
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