Yesterday, I was forced to stop at Big Lots to do some shopping. While there, I happened across a Movie/Software stand that housed such classic as
Virtual Sexuality and
Peepshow. Yeah, Big Lots has really fallen. However, on one side of the stand were actual games! The only ones I had heard of were
Traitor's Gate 2 and
Commandos, and they all seemed failry cheap (
VIRTUAL SOLITAIRE OH YEAH). However, behind them all I managed to peruse 3 games more my style:
1. Darwinia
2. Shadow of Destiny
3. Armed and Dangerous
$3.99 each. Faster than I could yell the Kool-Aid katchphrase, those games were in my cart.
But now that I have them, I don't know where to start. I never liked getting multiple games at once because I don't like diverting my attention between various games, as I'll probably not finish any of them faster than I would have playing them by themselves. And while I know of each game, I don't know them enough to assess their individual worths. So basically what I'm asking here:
In what order should I play these games? I'd prefer to play them in order in GREATNESS, as by the time I finish one or two, I'll be busy with Persona 3.
P.S. What's with
Shadow of Destiny's back cover? It's all pictures of the protagonist hitting on girls, and only one of them has him actually dying. I thought it was a mystery/adventure game, not a dating sim. : /
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Homeworld 2 for $4? Yes please.
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The game I've heard of out of those 3 is Darwinia, and it's supposed to a whole bucket full o joy.
I got you beat. I got Homeworld 2 at the dollar store for....a dollar.
They had about 100 copies of it.
I just got RE4 Wii edition and Gotlieb pinball classics too.
Oh, so you had a quarter on you.
Good for you.
I don't get the quarter thing. What's the big deal with the "in my cart" part? I fail at understanding.
(when you put it back you get your quarter back)
Never heard of this crazy practice before.
Those carts are expensive. The coin prerequisite diminishes the number of carts that disappear.
At some stores you need a dollar, but that is a feature of Canada having a dollar coin, no doubt.
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None of the big chains I've ever been in do this.