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COLLECT - Systems: Sega Genesis 50

COLLECT - Systems: Sega Master System 50

COLLECT - Systems: Microsoft XBox 360 50

COLLECT - Systems: Atari Jaguar CD 50 This represents 50% of the US Jaguar CD set.

COLLECT - Systems: Atari 2600 50

COLLECT - Systems: Nintendo Switch 50

COLLECT - Systems: Nintendo Wii 50

COLLECT - Systems: Nintendo SNES 50

I have a few more to request. COLLECT - Systems: Nintendo NES 50

I liked it a lot when I was younger, but I've sort of lost interest in it. If I heard it on the radio, I would probably listen to it, but it's not part of my 14 hour playlist that I typically listen to while driving.

It's also worth mentioning that since backwards compatibility is the exception, not the rule, the removal of PS2 functionality was very unlikely to have much of a negative impact on PS3 sales when the decision was made. And we now know today that it had no impact.

Are both of those models capable of playing PS2 discs? If they are, and they are working properly, they are worth considerably more than what you paid for them. However, based on your other recent posts, I'm thinking you weren't aware of the differences in the many versions of the PS3. So I'm just going to guess that you didn't find any models capable of playing PS2 discs. Fortunately, those are still good deals for any model of PS3 assuming it works properly. I keep mentioning "if it works properly" because that generation of gaming consoles (specifically PS3 and 360) was arguably the least reliable generation of gaming consoles of all time.

That's sort of like a lottery winner telling others to play the lottery to become rich. Just because it happened to one person, doesn't mean it isn't extremely unlikely to happen. A PS3 that can play PS2 and is in fully working condition is extremely uncommon. Also, finding one in fully working condition for a reasonable price is even less likely. I'm not saying it didn't happen to you, but the PS3 is not an ideal suggestion for someone wanting to play PS2 through HDMI.

I think you mean the 4 minute mile. 5 minute mile is pretty easy.

I agree that it doesn't seem strange to me. This is very common in the speed running community. Once someone breaks a barrier, many others follow suit soon afterwards. The realization that something that was once thought impossible, is actually possible can be a huge motivator.

You can go into your account on LRG's website and look at your orders. Within each order, you can check the status of each item. From there, you should be able to determine which specific item is holding up the order.,

This one was super random for me, but I was watching It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and I just happened to notice some Donkey Kong bongos in Mac's apartment. Season 13, episode 10.

I beat Super Mario Land 2 last week. I didn't even realize this thread was a thing, so I didn't take a picture. But I started the game and completed it all during January. I even completed all of the secret levels just for fun. I'm currently in the middle of a Donkey Kong playthrough. I forgot this game has just over 100 levels, so it might take me a week or two, but I really enjoy this game. I've always considered this game a hidden gem and I consider it the true sequel to the original Donkey Kong that I ways wanted.

Possibly related, but I just happened to see that new, physical copies of Origami King are on sale for 50% off at GameStop, but no copies were available for shipping online, and no copies were available in store within a 100 mile radius of my location. Of course, used copies are still $55 and digital copies are still $60.

My copy of Virtual Boy & Game Boy Anthology arrived. The version I ordered came with a copy of Brick 'N Destroy for the Game Boy. I have every book in the "Anthology" line from Geeks Line that I'm aware of (PS1, NES, SNES, N64, GC, GB/VB and PC Engine). I've definitely enjoyed this series.

I never saw the 4th one, and I don't really have much desire to. The only reason I save the 5th one a shot was because Javier Bardem is the main villain, and that's enough reason to get me to watch just about any movie.

I agree except for part 5 which seemed to turn it around for me. Not as good as part 1, but better than the others.

Great movie. I've rewatched it many times and I still enjoy it. Definitely the best in the series. Parts 2 and 3 were also good, but each one gets slightly worse. I never saw part 4, but part 5 is also good and seems to get the series back on track.

Once that happens, it will be a question of how many times and someone roll it back to level zero in a single playthrough.

Bioshock is certainly one of my favorite stories (including the entire trilogy). I also love the fact that they can tell such an amazing story with almost no cut scenes. Horizon Zero Dawn is also an amazing story. It's the only game I've ever played where I was so interested in finding out what happens next, I almost wanted to skip the gameplay section to see the next cut scene. The Portal storyline is also extremely enjoyable and another that is told with minimal cut scenes.