Best cheap game youve ever bought?
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i got the darkness for $6, which is weird cause i can walk into any gamestop and see it used for almost twenty still.
My friend gave me an extra copy of Atelier Iris that he'd accidentally bought in a 4 for $20 or something deal.I'm not sure how one accidentally buys a game, but I LOVE Atelier Iris. Best deal I've ever gotten myself and not mooched from a friend was Beyond Good and Evil for like $9, I really enjoyed that game.
Bought Psychonauts for free. No really, they guy rang it up and it said "Psychonauts £0.00" glad I didn't correct him since it didn't come with a manual and ultimately I ended up selling it because it wasn't much fun to play.
the secret of monkey island - special edition
after hearing so much good about the original when this baby came on steam i bought it and started playing whit unreachable high expectations and it lived up to them all, and then some.
but ive had tons of fun whit old titles bought for around 10 euro, i even got the orange box used 3 months after release for what would be the same as 11 euro, oh and popcap games are always below 10euro too.
after hearing so much good about the original when this baby came on steam i bought it and started playing whit unreachable high expectations and it lived up to them all, and then some.
but ive had tons of fun whit old titles bought for around 10 euro, i even got the orange box used 3 months after release for what would be the same as 11 euro, oh and popcap games are always below 10euro too.
You're......joking, right? That's the best platformer next to the mario titles!Sparrowsabre7 said:
Also, my pick would be Braid. So worth it.
I have to agree with that poster that said Planescape: Torment. One of my favourite games, and for about £5.
Although, the same goes for The Nomad Soul. Same price, awesome game. Come on... it's got David Bowie in it. What could be wrong with that? Any game that starts off by telling you that it isn't actually a game, it's a portal to another world and now the character is going to ask you to put your soul into his body so you can defeat an army of evil demons taking over his alternate dimension but, if you die in the game, you die in real life just HAS to be good!
There are way too many to choose though. There were some really retro puzzle games called The 7th Guest and The 11th Hour I picked up for about £2 each. Gotta hate that Henry Stauf.
Although, the same goes for The Nomad Soul. Same price, awesome game. Come on... it's got David Bowie in it. What could be wrong with that? Any game that starts off by telling you that it isn't actually a game, it's a portal to another world and now the character is going to ask you to put your soul into his body so you can defeat an army of evil demons taking over his alternate dimension but, if you die in the game, you die in real life just HAS to be good!
There are way too many to choose though. There were some really retro puzzle games called The 7th Guest and The 11th Hour I picked up for about £2 each. Gotta hate that Henry Stauf.
Id have to say a tie between oblivion and the surprisingly fun Pokemon gold (old school goodness that is commonly overlooked because of cruddy anime and merchandise)both of which i bought for £10 pounds each, and both of which ive logged over 300 hours in