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Originally Posted by Samor
so you're totally done with PAL?
I prefer covers and manuals with my games, it ain't too easy though with my collection of the older MSX stuff. Even just the carts change owners for pretty high prices...
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Not with my PSX games. I'd cost me a fortune to rebuy all my games with NTSC versions. It's bad enough that I like my games to be "as original as possible" (as in: no platinum versions, if they're 1996/7 I like having them without the PlayStation mark and in the old-school double CD-cases.) I've bought the original Tekken numerous times because my original was platinum with no manual, second one was the cardboard ex-rental, and the third (and one i use right now) is the total original. I take pride in knowing that I have the original Ridge Racer and Battle Arena Toshinden, the games that started it all.
It started with the Gamecube when I realised Nintendo was taking the piss out of Europeans with their retarded European GameCube. And I'm taking a wiiiiiiild guess I'm not the only European who uses
at least S-Video. Then I made the decision to buy North American PlayStation 3 and Revolution consoles, so I might as well get North American PS2 games just incase the head of Sony Australia was talking crap about the PS3 being region free.
And since I use a TV-in card for my PS2 and GameCube, there's no real concern about using NTSC.