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Glad some of you were able to get the C.E. at a great price!! I'm a sucker for them.

Maybe that's why the C.E. was selling so cheap. The originals C.E. is crazy expensive these days, there must not have been as much demand for the sequels C.E. Or maybe they just didn't manufacture as many. My Ni No Kuni 2 C.E. says 274/25000 I'll be checking it out soon. I guess I shouldn't get my hopes up too high though.

I grabbed the huge Collectors Edition directly off the Bandai site a few weeks ago. Originally $199 I couldn't pass it up at $50. Haven't had the chance to get into it yet, but enjoyed the first one very much!

I will say this, I seem to have issue playing the videos I've purchased after the fact that I've gone off-line with the 360. Even though I transfer the licence, and download the videos. I still get errors saying something is missing when I go to try and play them. Not sure what is up with that.

I've done this process about a dozen times. Initially it was because I had multiple 360s and they kept breaking and I get sent new ones, later my MO was to transfer my licence to an older 360 and download the games to it, and then take it off line forever (My old 360s with no built in WiFi) and then transfer the licence again to another 360. The process is always the same and I agree it's a big pain in the ass a decade + after the fact! My download history is HUGE!!!

That I do not know, but yeah it's working still for games you bought back in the day only. I use it from time to time still as I have around 12 games or so downloaded.

Ooops here is the page... http://www.cyberroach.com/cyromag/ten/cge2k2p.htm

Hmmmm I thought it was supposed to be a platform game? Check out this old page about CGE 2k. They mention the game and it looks like show a picture of it. Kind of reminds me of Fast Eddie.

So it sounds like 18 years after the fact a winner of this game got his copy? Saw it posted on the Atari Age FB page, that someone won this at the CGE2k1 and finally received his copy, and included a picture!! I remember when they were selling a book with a game years ago, and had considered purchasing, but never did. Guess it was for the best since it never really happened. Interesting to see that someone actually got a copy of the game all this time later. Sorry if this was brought up in another thread, I did a search and this is the latest thread that popped up.

Wow looks amazing!

So awesome. I dunno why but if an Atari 2600 game is based on a movie it's just 1000% cooler in my book. Glad you got this confirmed! Now I have to check out the film.

Lots of great suggestions here guys. I've peeped a few of these and some of these channel look right up my ally. I know what I'll be doing the next few days, non-stop downloading!

Temps are ramping up here in Georgia and before long I'll be heading to our cabin in the North GA mountains to escape the ridiculous heat and humidity. Our cabin doesn't have internet so what I did last year was download a bunch of videos off YouTube to watch while I'm up there (Pretty much every week) This may have been asked before, but I'm sure opinion change, and there are always new channels popping up. Basically just looking for other AA members favorite classic gaming channels. I also download other YT videos like bad movie reviews and board game reviews but classic gaming are my favorite. I'll list a few of mine, most of which I've watched and rewatched their content! Metal Jesus: https://www.youtube.com/user/MetalJesusRocks I love MJ's videos, lots of various topics, top 10, hidden gems, game reviews and lots of cool friends who help out (some of which are easy on the eyes) This channel is great in that you never know what to expect. Could be showing off stuff found in the wild, could be a contest to see who can buy the coolest cheap game, could be cooking a pizza with a waffle iron! He's been an AA member for years and is a great contributor to the community. Tome of Infinity (Formally Classic Game Room) https://www.youtube.com/user/InecomCompany/featured This guy always reminded me of Lowell on the old TV show Wings. He hasn't really made any new content for awhile, but his archive is HUGE and includes such a variety of interesting classic systems that most people ignore. Super fun channel and he has a dry sense of humor that makes me giggle. breakpack: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8fOqfB30FwvMDBsFcz9OOw Another cool AA member, he lives here in GA, and we've hung out on more than one occasion. Distance keeps us from doing that much these days, but I see him often on YouTube. One of my fav Metal Jesus episode was when he reviews a few plug & plays. breakpack takes that a step further and reviews lots and lots of plug & plays. Again, this is interesting stuff as I've seen a lot of P&Ps over the years, but often had no clue what games were on there. Now I know and have a few myself. Those are my main go to channels these days, looking for some new ones since I spent all last summer going through their archived shows. Thanks! Remember your opinion counts.

Currently working on Mass Effect Andromeda (XB1), Crackdown 3 (XB1) and Dynasty Warriors 8 (PS4). Already beat Crackdown, it was a fun enough game if you enjoyed the original. Just trying to clean up some of the achievements. Only played DW8 once a few days ago, it's a typical Koei game. Been mostly focused on Mass Effect which I snagged because it's super cheap. I didn't even realize they had released a new Mass Effect game. I haven't played a ME game since part 2, and I remember thinking it was solid, but that I liked the original better. This new one is really fun to me. I love the sense of exploration. Not sure if it sold well, but I hope it did, it's a good game.

Akka Arrh!? Sweet. Now I have +1 to the about 2,000 other MAME games I haven't played yet but plan to before I die!

The first game I can remember actually making me dread playing for fear of being scared was an Alien game but not Isolation, but rather Alien Trilogy on the original Playstation. Between facehuggers jumping out and aliens sneaking up behind, I was genuinely creeped out walking down the corridors of my derelict and mostly unoccupied (except for aliens) craft. Another later game that really creeped me out was Condemned. To this day I think it's one of the scariest games ever made.

Any chance there was an English version of these magazines?

Depending on how much you paid for them, you might have gotten a really GREAT deal.

Kind of reminds me of the Fisher Price Movie Viewer theater. I know Kenner had a similar hand held movie viewer, no clue how you would incorporate that into a game though unless they expanded on it and were going for a trivia type game like the 2-XL Talking Trivia Robot.

Then for sure. I could and did play Atari 2600 a lot back when I was a kid. Every day I'd play and could play games until the scored flipped in some cases. I could still do that now, but most games don't hold my interest. I like to play every now and again for nostalgia, but other than that the newer games get my daily attention.

Really? Maybe that's why I quickly lost interest in the series after really enjoying the first one. It's been a long time, and I can't remember the exact reasoning, but I never made it through DMC2 and never played another after that one.

Is this a remake of the original game or a new sequel? I haven't played a DMC game since the 2nd one, and I don't think I finished that one. I did play through the first game (I believe on the ps2?) and thought it was amazing for it's time. Seemed like the second one was more of the same, or didn't keep my attention, after that I pretty much ignored the franchise. I bought a version on the Xbox 360 but never played it.

I'm going to guess that there are 32 lost or unknown Atari 2600 game in the wild, and probably another 6 or 7 hiding in plain sight.

Looks really interesting. I loved laser disk games back in the day, and was fascinated by them. I really thought they were the wave of the future! Shows what I know. LOL

Ok, sorry you lost me.