Old-school gamer. I started gaming with the Atari 2600. I became an addict with the arcade release of Street Fighter II at my college. The SNES release pushed me into buying that system and a lame arcade stick. I haven't looked back since then. I still consider the 16-bit to be the Golden Age of gaming. The current generation is keeping me pretty happy, especially with the fighting game renaissance that's happening lately. And, yes, I'm old.
Proud owner of: Kiwi Gameboy Color, GBA SP, GBA Micro, PSP 3000, White DS Lite, Silver NeoGeo Pocket, purple SwanCrystal, SNES, Genesis, N64, purple Gamecube, slim PS2, Dreamcast, Wii and PS3.
Favorite Games: Last Blade 2, Street Fighter Alpha 2, Mark of the Wolves, Zelda: A Link to the Past, Zelda: Minish Cap, Dark Stalkers, King of Fighters, Mega Man ZX, Ikaruga, Macross: Do You Remember Love, Raiden Trad, Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, Valkyria Chronicles, Professor Layton, Killer7
Games on my mind:
Super Street Fighter II HD Remix (PS3)
King of Fighters XII (PS3)
King of Fighters XIII
King of Fighters 2k2: UM (PS2)
BlazBlue: Continuum Shift (PS3)
i like online gamestores
its gonna be my primary source from now on.
What irritates me about Gamestop/Gamecrazy is how even when I just bought a used game the day before, and I want to trade it back to them for a different platform version (same exact game, same original price, just trade back my PS2 version for the Xbox version, or vice-versa etc.) and they won't just swap me versions and call it a day.. No, they want to take it back as tho it was a different game, give me a paltry $2 for the trade in, and then still charge me the same used price as before. That they even think of doing this with a straight face is what I call stupifying flail. Jeez, same exact game, same price, diff. platform, +$18 on top of what I already paid. That is a rip.
/end rant mode
Oh, look, it actually has Blast Works, which is more than what I can say of any local store.