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[JoshuaFH]

Holy crap man I should buy that. FF2 and 3 are the only ones I haven't beaten yet.

[Schilcote]

Holy crap man I should buy that. FF2 and 3 are the only ones I haven't beaten yet.

It's nine bucks in the locked cabinet at your local GameStop.

EDIT:

ALSO, what colors make brown? Does anyone have RGB values?

[JoshuaFH]

Holy crap man I should buy that. FF2 and 3 are the only ones I haven't beaten yet.

It's nine bucks in the locked cabinet at your local GameStop.

EDIT:

ALSO, what colors make brown? Does anyone have RGB values?

I loved used games. I got Okami for 14$.

I know there's some sort of debate or something that says that the used game market doesn't reward developers but I really don't want to get into that, I just want to enjoy the games.

[ILikePie]

ALSO, what colors make brown? Does anyone have RGB values?

R:100 G:75 B:25 pretty easy to remember once you know it. :-)

[Schilcote]

Holy crap man I should buy that. FF2 and 3 are the only ones I haven't beaten yet.

It's nine bucks in the locked cabinet at your local GameStop.

EDIT:

ALSO, what colors make brown? Does anyone have RGB values?

I loved used games. I got Okami for 14$.

I know there's some sort of debate or something that says that the used game market doesn't reward developers but I really don't want to get into that, I just want to enjoy the games.

Well, it's less morally troubling and more economically sound than straight-out piracy.

ALSO, what colors make brown? Does anyone have RGB values?

R:100 G:75 B:25 pretty easy to remember once you know it. :-)

Meh, I just gave 'im blue hair. I'll upload the result in a second...


LOOK AT YOU TINEH BEHBEH MAN

[Protactinium]

I loved used games. I got Okami for 14$.

I know there's some sort of debate or something that says that the used game market doesn't reward developers but I really don't want to get into that, I just want to enjoy the games.

Well, it's less morally troubling and more economically sound than straight-out piracy.

I haven't heard that one about used games but I wouldn't sweat about it anyway, that market's not supposed to be about rewarding developers, it's about people not getting stuck with games they don't want. When I resell a chair at a yard sale, it doesn't help the furniture manufacturers, but no one really cares, especially since those chairs are sold at like $80 when a much more complex device like a calculator you can get for $1.

[lordnincompoop]

I loved used games. I got Okami for 14$.

I know there's some sort of debate or something that says that the used game market doesn't reward developers but I really don't want to get into that, I just want to enjoy the games.

Well, it's less morally troubling and more economically sound than straight-out piracy.

I haven't heard that one about used games but I wouldn't sweat about it anyway, that market's not supposed to be about rewarding developers, it's about people not getting stuck with games they don't want. When I resell a chair at a yard sale, it doesn't help the furniture manufacturers, but no one really cares, especially since those chairs are sold at like $80 when a much more complex device like a calculator you can get for $1.

Yes, but one could argue that chairs are more labour-intensive than said calculators, especially if the chairs are hand-made.

[Heron TSG]

I love the used games market. It's the only way I find games that aren't made anymore. In fact, I recently found a copy of Odama, one of the best Gamecube games ever. You play pinball with a giant metal ball known as the 'Odama' while you control an army with the Gamecube Mic. The goal is to use the Odama to get past obstacles and help your army get to the other side of the battlefield without crushing them.

[Schilcote]

I love the used games market. It's the only way I find games that aren't made anymore. In fact, I recently found a copy of Odama, one of the best Gamecube games ever. You play pinball with a giant metal ball known as the 'Odama' while you control an army with the Gamecube Mic. The goal is to use the Odama to get past obstacles and help your army get to the other side of the battlefield without crushing them.

Does the mic respond to the words "hope" and "change"?

[MetalSlimeHunt]

No, but you have to keep screaming "Push Forward!" into the mic to get results, creeping out your friends, family, and neighbors.

[Schilcote]

No, but you have to keep screaming "Push Forward!" into the mic to get results, creeping out your friends, family, and neighbors.

Heh, should post that under examples for Accidental Innuendo on TvTropes.

[Heron TSG]

No, but you have to keep screaming "Push Forward!" into the mic to get results, creeping out your friends, family, and neighbors.

Really? I've found that talking calmly once or twice produces the same results.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Well, I haven't played Odama myself. I just remember from a reveiw (EGM, I think.) I read some years ago that the reviewer complained about how he always ended up screaming his commands.

[Retro]

Survived the hurricane. No power for 30ish hours was rough but we got through okay. The house is a mess though, and we are all starving due to having no stove to cook on for over a day and little to no dry food. Anyways munching on a sandwich now and pleased as spiked punch.

[ILikePie]

Sounds like something that fell out of dwarf fortress. Enjoy that sandwich.