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#1 tracphone
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Hell yes! Why restrict yourself to one library of games when you can choose from two? Plus there are some great games that came out for the GBA. Also, there are GBA games that may or may not come to the DS, but are still worth playing.
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#2 tracphone
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I'm not sure about the outlets. Maybe you can find an adapter for that. About the voltage difference, you can buy a transformer, which basically converts from one voltage to another (110, 120V to 220V or vice versa). I don't know where exactly you can buy one. Probably google it online. Know that you have to slug that transformer around with you if you want to charge your DS outside of your house. Plus transformers aren't exactly small and light.
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#3 tracphone
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Both Golden Sun games, Riviera The Promised Land, and Final Fantasy V
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#4 tracphone
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I prefer cd/dvd over digital downloads.

One reason is what others have said, and that's the box art and everything included in it besides the game (maps, posters, manuals etc.). Why download all that and print it yourself wasting ink and time while you already have it professionally made for you?

Second reason is safety. As we all know there is no such thing as 100% security on a pc. You can have all the hardware and software firewalls you want but if someone REALLY wants to get into your pc, they will find a way.

Third reason is reliability. I will admit that I have never done a digital download for a game before but what if the power or your internet connection goes off while downloading? I don't know what other people do but I don't want to spend another few hours downloading gigs of a game from the start again.

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#5 tracphone
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Thanks for the replies everyone. I'm glad to know I'm not the only one!

To Herrick: I don't own an Xbox so I can't compare the two versions but since the changes are mostly in the gameplay, and they are minimal, if you're going to try out the pc version in hopes that it will be better, you'll probably be dissapointed. The graphics though are fantastic. The atmosphere is beautiful. It has the light glow that Sands of Time had to give it that fairytale look and feel to it. Just think of KOTOR with Sands of Time graphical look to it....OH YEAH.

To HardcoreKiller2: I have tried the first Neverwinter Nights. It was good in the first few hours but then it just got so difficult to me. Maybe I wasn't playing it right but I'd like to give it another shot. I also tried the first Baldurs Gate and I had the same problem. Again, I'd like to try those two again.

To Darth Killer: Your list is looking good!

Hopefully Bioware will straighten up and give Jade Empire the attention it gave KOTOR in a sequel. Here's to hoping....CHEERS!

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#6 tracphone
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Hey everyone. I have played both KOTOR and Jade Empire, the latter was the last one I played. NEedless to say I enjoyed KOTOR quite a bit. I really wanted to like Jade Empire as much, mostly for it's beautiful theme of martial arts etc. It was good but, in my opinion, not as good as KOTOR. It lacked that special something that KOTOR had, and im not talking about the famous Star Wars license. I feel as if it could have been fleshed out alot more. What do you think? Also any news on a sequel to Jade Empire and other similar RPGs out there?
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#7 tracphone
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Good points everyone. Thanks for the input. I did go to Sony's website and checked compatibility on most of my games. From what I saw, very few have problems i.e. titles hanging etc., which I don't know if that's reason enough. Nevertheless, it will take a few more years until the PS3 becomes mainstream. Plus with the ridiculous low prices for the ps2, picking one more up for backup isn't alll that bad. By the way, is there any difference between the black and the silver ps2, hardware or software-wise?
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#8 tracphone
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Hey everyone. I own a PS2 and bought so many games for it. I am also going to get a PS3 once price goes down but I heard that the compatibility list of the PS3 isn't exactly perfect. The price for a new PS2 has dropped here to $129.99. I'm thinking that instead of risking some of my games being incompatible with the PS3, to just get another PS2 for backup, in case my current one blows up down the road. What do you think?
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