Houle

I only get special editions if it has more content. I'm all about if a game is fun or not. I also try to wait a bit before buying a game so I can get it cheaper. The only special edition I have in my collection is Metroid Prime Trilogy, but that's mainly because that was the only version released in the US as far as I know.

I'd have to say Super Metroid followed by Echoes. It's kind of sad that this topic only has one post since other than Other M and possibly Hunters it's a pretty solid franchise.

Most likely. I'm dating a gamer and more than likely our kids will have games. I don't think it would be too much of a stretch that we'll be playing games now and then. Especially with the internet allowing distribution of out-of-print games.Games aren't really seen as the "just for kids" stereotype anymore, especially with Playstation 2 and its diversifying gaming, Xbox360 turning it into more of an online community and Nintendo Wii bringing together the family I see it as eventually having a place in the house hold simillar to movies or television.

I've been using it to play many of my Super Nintendo and Nintendo games. Which is why I've been a little more active here. While the D-pad isn't the greatest it still does a great job at being a general controller for the various systems.

This is my first time using the forums despite...well being here for years. I'll try to be helpful. In order to download a game you need a certain amount of points. Unless it has changed since the last timeI came here you start off each day with a set amount of points (it resets basically not accumulates) with an option of attaining a different type of points (global?) by posting, answering polls, and generally being active in the community. You can convert those into download points (the previously mentioned point). In order to download a game you need a certain amount of points that is proportional to the size of the file on the site.