[General Discussion] No sir, you wouldn't want this game, naaahhhhhh.....

I got that kind of look when I bought Grandia Xtreme from the local EB. I remember I was deciding between it and some pretty popular game that was a bit more money (Dark Cloud 2?) and I decided to go with Xtreme since the best part of Grandia is it's battle system.

After now playing pretty much all the way through both games (heh, halfway through the mega-dungeons after the end of the game in each) I can safely say I made the right choice back then.

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Originally Posted by Elixir

I happen to enjoy listening to gaming stores and their logic. They tell you that Platinum/Greatest Hits/Best Price editions are better because they're cheaper, but they don't tell you that they're worthless because they aren't original; they don't have any picture on the disc nor do they have a proper cover. But hey, cheap sale, so let's sell this cheap game to some guy who's clueless about games and wants fun.

You do realize that 99% of people that buy games do it to play them and not to masturbate to cover art or delude themselves into thinking it's a good investment, right? I'd hardly say they're clueless.

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I'm actually wondering how you manage to scratch all of your CDs up. If they're not in my console or drive they're sitting comfortably in my cd-binder.



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The more accurate percentage would be 50%, and they would be mainstream gamers.

Because I'm sure all those frat boys all you 'hardcore' gamers hate are whacking it to the latest coverboy for Madden 2007.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

I think 25 pages is something like $20, so you can store 100 of your most-used DVDs that way in a $2 three ring binder from Staples (just be sure to give one with a pretty big spine, otherwise it's going to be blowing out the sides before you know it). I've only had good luck finding them at CompUSA, but that was a few years ago, so they might be at more places now.

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Originally Posted by Elixir

Uh, what? This doesn't even make sense. You have mainstream gamers, collectors, non-mainstream gamers and casual gamers. It really isn't hard to tell which is which.

And who's going to care about the value of a cover of a game's box fifteen years down the road other than a collector? I doubt they make up 50% of the gaming population.

I was speaking idiomatically.