the tall guy

Glad you're here man.

Finished the main story in Borderlands 2, now on to true vault hunter mode.

So I've got both of these games, one has cart and book (dk math), and the other just cart (Samson). As you can see in the pictures, I've got former rental boxes for both. My curiosity is this, years ago it was pretty well accepted that rental boxes were pretty worthless, but I don't know that I've ever seen it that way. To my mind, they are still boxes, just not complete ones, and they do display nicely. What is the consensus on worth? I'm honestly just curious.

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It's interesting how subjective difficulty can be. Mike Tysons Punchout, to me, might rate a 5 or 6 (out of 10), and that's only because to this day I still struggle to time the bull charge from Bald Bull. Tyson's a cakewalk. First time playing the game though, I'd have said it was unbeatable, King Hippo being completely impossible.

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This actually brings up a separate question and a price check I'll put up later in the day.

It's whatever the people that advise the comic collectors tell the comic collectors they need to invest in. Likely something they themselves just happen to have multiple copies of.

I'll have to give that a shot when I get my PC up and running again.

On the upshot, typically if I come across stuff in this kind of shape, it's incredibly inexpensive. I gave next to nothing for those three. I have my collection updated on NA, but I think I should probably put it in excel or something. Spend some time and catalog everything. Maybe make notes of some things that should I find them could be upgraded.

I have all three, but thank you!

I got all the black box games, I'm going to consider that a minor triumph.

This is Stevens. He's pretty awesome.

The first Earthworm Jim. I love that game but man it gets tough. I've beaten part 2 on multiple occasions, but never the original.

Now it's a party.

One of my favorites as well. Pretty certain I'm retired from playing for score though, I can't hang anymore.

I've got two games, and I could pretty much flip a coin to say which would be my favorite RPG. It's either Suikoden II or Shining Force III. Both are tremendously fun (definitely get the patches and play all three scenarios for Shining Force, two and three are excellent and finish out the story). One of the things they have in common are replay value, at least to me. You get 108 characters in Suikoden II, definitely have lots of opportunities to employ different ones through different sections of the game. Others I really enjoy that would make my top 10 (in no particular order). Shining Force Shining Force CD Suikoden Suikoden V Final Fantasy Tactics Phantasy Star IV Valkyrie Profile Shining Force II

Beautiful games right there.

I use them every year.

Antique Christmas lights.

I've been dabbling in Borderlands 2 on PS4. Definitely fun, and the handsome collection had dlc I never got the first time through the game.

I'm also on Android, not experienced that to this point.

Good? Yes. Affordable? Hah, cheaper than a sticker sealed game.

Beautiful!