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Umm... Idk. Probably Mario Party 2 & 3, Paper Mario on its original cart or Luigi's Mansion.

Last edited by tailskirbyyoshifan (2012-11-08 12:33:04)

joletole wrote:

fillergames wrote:

joletole wrote:

I have one of the original DS's. But now they have gone a bit overboard (3DSX1)

The DS with the start button ontop of the ABXY buttons?
I agree there are to much different types of DS. I miss playing gameboy games in DS.

Yeah, that one! I never want to give it away. (in like 50 years, when the 4DSXX12 is out, it will be worth a fortune!)

There actually not worth alot of money because millions of then exist. The NES is worth 30 dollars and are 28 years old because there are millions of them.

JH1010 wrote:

I own a lot of games including two copies of Pokemon Ruby for GameBoy Advance. I own two copies because the first one I got didn't work (it was probably a fake) so I got another one. I got my money back for the faulty/fake one but the person who sold it to me didn't want the cartridge back. The second one is legitimate though. I also own loads of PS2 games. I sold about 20 for 20 pence (about 33 US cents) at a bootfair and still have around 20 left. Some PS2 games may be rare. I have Pokemon Mystery Dungoeon Explorers Of Darkness for DS. This has a small chance of being rare.

Wow a legit poke mon ruby? Those are hard to find thanks to fake copys of the game.

I have the original mario party.
Which, due to the rotating palm problems that hurt hands and caused them to bleed, which is pretty rare.
The n64 cartridge.

Nintendoandfriends wrote:

I have the original mario party.
Which, due to the rotating palm problems that hurt hands and caused them to bleed, which is pretty rare.
The n64 cartridge.

Thats got to hurt. To prevent that from happening get a new N64 controller the problem can be from worn out control sticks (This happens all the time) Just buy replacements from amazon

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000F7V2GO/ref=s9_simh_gw_p236_d0_i1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=0V0TG253TD9WTKZSXHBE&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=470938631&pf_rd_i=507846

Or if you good at modifying the controller. You can put a gamecube control stick like in this video (Note you need to reprogram the controller to do this)
http://www.scratch.mit.edu/ext/youtube/?v=ga8rLSz64XQ&feature=related

I have the Minecraft Beta 1.7 minecraft.jar on my computer that I could use to have Minecraft Beta 1.7. It's not that rare though.

fillergames wrote:

shpeters wrote:

I have the Minecraft Beta 1.7 minecraft.jar on my computer that I could use to have Minecraft Beta 1.7. It's not that rare though.

I don't really know minecraft. What is the diffrence?

It's an older version. It doesn't include a large amount of changes.

cheddargirl wrote:

Hmm... I would have to say it's http://carlysleargyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/11_game_taco_bell_jumping_bean.jpg]Jumping Bean Jamboree, which was a game created for and distributed by the Taco Bell franchise (as the toy for the kids meal). I've seen download links and torrents for this game, but I would imagine that getting hold of the actual CD nowadays will be pretty hard.

http://devxstudiom.org/uploads/posts/2010-09/19/40869-0-55538d1d38fa79bdfa5e73c3fa726cbd.jpeg]Here's a screenshot of the gameplay.

BoltBait wrote:

I have one of these CD's:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chex_Quest]Chex Quest

Got it in a box of cereal.  I don't know how rare they are, but I imagine fairly rare.

XD, I still have the CD for that game!

Never see that game. And taco bell used to sells them?

I don't have any rare Wii games, but I have this weird computer game called Word Krispies I got out of a cereal box...or maybe at a garage sale.    If anyone else has it, I'll....eat paper. XD

I used to own Jump Super Stars but my idiot dog ate it

PonyvilleSlugger wrote:

The original LSD game, although it's in Japanese so I can't really use it.

There's hardly any text, you can still play it

I just realized I own NASCAR 2001 for PS2.
Despite how old this game is, the graphics are actually pretty good.

tailskirbyyoshifan wrote:

NeilWest wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

Hmm... I would have to say it's Jumping Bean Jamboree, which was a game created for and distributed by the Taco Bell franchise (as the toy for the kids meal). I've seen download links and torrents for this game, but I would imagine that getting hold of the actual CD nowadays will be pretty hard.

That was released on the year I was born!

I'm older than you?!?

Well, if you're twelve, then for the next few weeks.

One of my friends has a Centipede arcade cabinet. Oh and the rarest I have is Hamtaro Rainbow Rescue, but it started glitching so we threw it away. it's for the GBA and I heard there were no carts made in North America.