Venturing into Nintendo gaming
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Venturing into Nintendo gaming
Right, i've decided to buy a SNES. Was going to get a Saturn but the lack of RPG's disgruntled me (despite the fact it has Shining Force III, and i can't read Japanese so i discount the Jap ones). So what would a decent price for a SNES be? All i have to go from is ebay, and i've worked out that a Snes will cost more then a Megadrive which i'm fairly peeved about; Also there's a lot of SNES games missing box and manuals. And what should my source of games be and for what price should i pay?
And lastly, what decent RPG's should i get?
Thanks all
And lastly, what decent RPG's should i get?
Thanks all
I'd also add Illusion of Time to that list.
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Shame they cost an arm and a leg to buy.Sureshot wrote:Chrono Trigger is a must.
I also gained differing levels of enjoyment from:
Secret of Mana
Super Mario RPG
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You'll get a better deal getting a SNES +games
If all you're bothered about is playin not collecting, then I wouldn't worry too much about carts only . Many SNES games have tutorial levels to expain the rules to you - I dont think I've ever read the instruction booklet for my SNES games! And even if you DO need instructions , there are places on the internet to find them downloadable
My personal fave SNES games
Pilot Wings
Zelda :Link To The Past
Super Mario World
Yoshi's Island
If all you're bothered about is playin not collecting, then I wouldn't worry too much about carts only . Many SNES games have tutorial levels to expain the rules to you - I dont think I've ever read the instruction booklet for my SNES games! And even if you DO need instructions , there are places on the internet to find them downloadable
My personal fave SNES games
Pilot Wings
Zelda :Link To The Past
Super Mario World
Yoshi's Island
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And sell your first born child to pay for it, often goes for insane amounts of cash.cyclone5uk wrote:I'm not even a huge fan of RPGs, BUT I loved Earthbound (which is a sequel to Mother for the NES). Only downside is that it was only released in the USA and Japan, so you may need need to purchase an adaptor (it’s still worth it though).
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If you're patient and wait for a good deal to come up you can get it from Ebay US for about £25 plus postage which isn't too bad...Shin_Gouki wrote:And sell your first born child to pay for it, often goes for insane amounts of cash.cyclone5uk wrote:I'm not even a huge fan of RPGs, BUT I loved Earthbound (which is a sequel to Mother for the NES). Only downside is that it was only released in the USA and Japan, so you may need need to purchase an adaptor (it’s still worth it though).
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