February 2016 haul

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Although Isabelle is adorable, she has to go.

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Originally Posted by GohanX

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Although Isabelle is adorable, she has to go.

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Hater....

No hate, but this is going on it:

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Originally Posted by Shin Johnpv

Any game with batteries are on the verge of having those batteries die (my Final Fantasy II battery already died).

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This. I own virtually every Genesis RPG in physical form, but I play them on my MEGA Everdrive. Not having to worry about saves getting wiped and being able to save anywhere with save states just makes them so much more enjoyable now. No more having to redo entire dungeons if the boss kills you!

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Originally Posted by NeoZeedeater

Everdrives are also really nice to have for homebrew games. A lot of those get updates and it's much easier to upgrade the rom instead of buying/making a whole new cartridge.

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I have a bunch on mine. There's an excellent homebrew community for the Genesis, and many post their projects on Sega-16's forums. Wolfenstein 3D, Project MD, and others make having an Everdrive a great thing.

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Originally Posted by BonusKun

The fact I own a copy of Musha I bought at retail gives me a lot of relief considering how stupid that cart is priced now.

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I was lucky to snag a loose copy for $6 about 13 years ago off McVan's Video Games. A local video store went out of business and sold me the manual for $2, and I think JefMCC here gave me the box. Score!

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Originally Posted by Shin Johnpv

That and fan translations. It's nice to have access to a lot of stuff that never came to our shores.

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This is what I love most about the Everdrive. I have games like Nadia, Rent-A-Hero, King Colossus, Battle Barver Saga, and Psy-O-Blade are great to finally have in English.

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Originally Posted by Melf

This. I own virtually every Genesis RPG in physical form, but I play them on my MEGA Everdrive. Not having to worry about saves getting wiped and being able to save anywhere with save states just makes them so much more enjoyable now. No more having to redo entire dungeons if the boss kills you!

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It should be noted that save states are only supported on the Genesis Mega Everdrive and the Nintendo/Famicom Everdrives. None of the other ones have save state support.

That's true! That was the reason I splurged on the ME. Save states made Landstalker so much better, lol.

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I have a bunch on mine. There's an excellent homebrew community for the Genesis, and many post their projects on Sega-16's forums. Wolfenstein 3D, Project MD, and others make having an Everdrive a great thing.

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And playing Game Gear games converted to Master System form on Genesis is cool, too.

I guess I wasn't quite done for the day:

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$23.99 with PS+ funded with credit card points of course

You're welcome for making it free with PS+ next month.

Mega Man Legacy 3DS with spray paint man amiibo

Complete copies of Luminous Arc, Izuna, and Full Metal Alchemist DS for $25

This finally arrived!

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Let's just open it up annnnnoooooOOOOOHHH GOD
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OOHHHH THE HUMANITY

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And this after Gamestop took such precautions in packing it:
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