I went through the video game release schedule for the next two months, and wrote down what I probably will buy on a post-it in my cube. Here’s what it says:<\/p>\n
Mario Party 4 (GCN) 10\/21
\nBroadband Adapter (GCN) 10\/22
\nAnimal Crossing e-Reader Cards 10\/28
\nPhantasy Star Online Episode 1+2 (GCN) 10\/29
\nDDRMAX (PS2) 10\/29
\ne-Reader Donkey Kong, Urban Champion, Ice Climbers 11\/11
\nSonic Mega Collection (GCN) 11\/12
\nMetroid Prime (GCN) 11\/18
\nMetroid Fusion (GBA) 11\/18
\nMaster of Orion III (PC) 11\/19
\nPhantasy Star Collection (GBA) 11\/25
\nKirby Nightmare in Dreamland (GBA) 12\/2
\nThe Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past (GBA) 12\/9<\/p>\n
And that just gets me into December… there’s still quite a few things coming out late Dec. \/ early Jan (Zelda for GC, Final Fantasy XI, etc.) Also, weirdly enough, 5 of those 13 are reissued<\/i> games. Of course, the cost per game on those is much lower (the e-Reader games are $5 each, and the PS and Sonic collections have multiple games on them).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I went through the video game release schedule for the next two months, and wrote down what I probably will buy on a post-it in my cube. Here’s what it says: Mario Party 4 (GCN) 10\/21 Broadband Adapter (GCN) 10\/22 Animal Crossing e-Reader Cards 10\/28 Phantasy Star Online Episode 1+2 (GCN) 10\/29 DDRMAX (PS2) 10\/29 … <\/p>\n