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I would recommend a Portal. The cloud streaming is superb. It reminded me of the days of PSP and Vita when Sony took handheld gaming out of the ghetto. Remember when everyone was hacking their PSPs for free games and reduced loading times? This is just like that but all legal. It'll be even...

They had to compete with Vita, which was releasing later that year, much more powerful, and also introduced at $249. I thought you had one too. You weren't impressed with the unveiling of Vita back then?

You didn't miss much. The lowest grandfathered price is $80. I'm on $100. Premium was recently $100/year last time it was on sale, so you're only paying an extra $20 from the lowest grandfathered price, or $1.67/month. Though this might have been the first time it was discounted so low; it's...

Where did you find a PS3 controller for $12? FYI, PowerA is low-budget and I would expect issues with the controller. I have their controller for Xbox One and the A button is permanently depressed. It doesn't register as pressed during gameplay and doesn't cause issues while playing, but the...

All they would have to do is make them in-store coupons to kill it. They literally started as that until the pandemic came and GS updated them to work on the website. Notice how they say "in-store only"?

People gon' get it killed. There used to be people who'd buy a game and trade it in right then if the game had a higher trade value than the purchase price, if you can believe that.

You were grandfathered into the PS Now price. I kind of wish they didn't do that even though I got it too because it's surprising the number of posts I've read that were like, "How come I only pay half price"?

What other games did you guys buy with it? It's hard to find 4 games in one store.

Nintendo sent GI certificates to thank them for reviewing their games. The certificate would list the game name and the score GI gave the game. They gave Mario Party a 6, so it was weird to see a framed certificate celebrating mediocrity.

I actually liked that game. It was cool that a TV show was connected to the game in real time. I normally wouldn't watch sci-fi shows otherwise.

That's just confusing. I was wondering why all the comments were dunking on Copilot until I realized it was some AI thing. Xbox already has a nifty feature called Copilot that lets you plug in two controllers into the same console to play games. It's been used by blind gamers who wanted to play...

I ordered a like new one for $10 more. My box is undamaged and just has normal shelf wear, i.e, frayed corners. Mine was also sealed like you described: sealed outer box, opened inner box. Was your game code unused? Mine is unscratched. If the hardware checks out, we made out like bandits since...

Does quitting the Insider Program force you to reinstall games or is it a simple opt-out?

Don't thank me yet. Their customer service is just a Discord room, and right now, it's flooded with messages from people who haven't received emails or keys.

It's cheaper on Indiegala. $4.99 for standard, $5.99 for Murphy. Edit: How long does it take to receive an order confirmation from Indiegala? I got no email and there's no record of purchase in my PayPal account. I'm always surprised at how that site barely seems to function.

I wouldn't buy anything used for something like this that goes on your face. They obviously don't clean returns - it's not like refurbished to be like new from the manufacturer. Here's one such review from just a month ago: "Be wary of buying this as USED. I bought this as a used item that was...

It's crazy that Dragon Age: Veilguard is a monthly game for March PS+. The other two are Sonic Colors and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Cowabunga Collection...

Do you remember if it was the uncensored version where Murphy got his arms shotgunnned off by Red Foreman? I definitely didn't see that version as a kid, because I would have been traumatized if I had. It wasn't until many years later that I watched the unrated version on DVD. It's probably the...

I don't remember them being marketed to kids, and I still remember some of the original trailers. Do you mean like you saw ads for them during cartoons or in comic books?

How did you avoid getting ripped off from buyers who claimed that they didn't receive your items or they weren't in the condition described? You were selling on eBay, or is there somewhere better for retro games?