I have a black one of those, but I have too many PS2 games and it's filled up. Actually I don't like it because it requires space around the sides for it to open. I don't know about your area but a lot of people give away book shelves or other ikea storage units all the time.
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I think I agree with this as well. and NationProtector is the one trolling with his short answers.To me, whether a game is an RPG is dependent on how much stats and character growth/customization matter. If stats and character growth/customization are just as important or more important than player skill, you're looking at an RPG.
For instance, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas has stats, but it is not an RPG. Why? Because those stats don't really matter much. If your stats never increased, you would still be able to beat the game. In an RPG, you typically can't progress without increasing your stats.
GreySeal9
Add me to the minority then. I thought Golden Sun was mediocre at best- story was lame, horrible conversations made worse because it couldn't fit a lot of text on screen, character designs are very boring, battles and puzzles aren't enjoyable. And maybe the graphics were a technical feat but I thought they were very bland. This couldn't have included the same Camelot group that did the Genesis Shining Force series.I didn't like it, pretty much at all, but I know I'm in the minority and I freely admit that.
homegirl2180
I felt that Ultimate Spiderman was boring.Played up to Venom vs. Electro and it was just too hard for me. I don't like having to chase villians around town. And find these kinds of "open world" games to be tedious. To be fair I don't really like the GTA games either.
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