Once, when I was a 14 year old kid without a lot of money but with a lot of crappy games, I sold stuff. Sometimes, I sold stuff I would regret selling later on, thus leading to me re-purchasing them at some point in the future. Also, GOG and Steam happened, and those suckers always get me with their digital backup mumbo jumbo. In any case, here they are.
Yeah. Digital backups, huh? I don't feel super regretful, as I got this and every single other might and magic game on sale (so, like $3-5 a pop), and to be totally frank my disks for this game in particular are in horrid condition.
See above. Never owned Heroes I before purchasing it online, so that's why it's not on this list. Also: Heroes I kind of sucks.
See above. Heroes IV is better than I remember it being, but it's still no heroes II or III
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See above. Though, I still have repressed the urge to just go out and purchase the first game at the full $10. Waiting for that inevitable sale I guess. Also, installing this game is a hassle. 5 disks!
See above. Fallout 1 is a good game that I don't feel horrible about purchasing, mostly because my friend lost my weird compalation DVD that had this as well as its sequel and tactics.
See above. Though, I still don't see why people love Fallout 2 so much.
See above. You know, I don't really have an interest in ever playing Fallout Tactics again. My bad.
See above. It was $3 on steam and allowed me to totally ruin my past perception of it, secretly destroying my childhood and undermining my faith in Bioware. Or at least something to that effect.
Once on N64, once on Gamecube. I'm not going to try and pretend that purchasing it again was a good idea, but my Gamecube controllers are in far better condition than my N64 controllers. Also: I can skip cutscenes. Yes. Pathetic.
*Sigh* Yeah. This game. I appreciate it's uncompromising design ideals, but that doesn't make it fun. Oh, and why did I buy it twice? Because. I needed something for the flight. Haven't sold it again in order to prevent my buying it again.
Once on Steam, once on GOG. It wasn't working, so I thought a different version would work. Of course, I could have just found the workaround with 15 minutes of searching, but now I know that afterwards. In any case, I've only spent like $15 total on this game, so I still don't really care.
Once on steam, once on GOG. This one actually has a semi-decent justification, in that the steam version obviously can't be installed and run simultaneously on different computers. You don't want to play this game's multiplayer hotseat.
Nope. Not going to justify this.
Yes. I bought this game twice. The horrifying secret? It's still as easy as I remember it being. Man, I'm so pissed the SNES emulator won't work on my Laptop.
For a theoretical blog where I mess around with mods. It was $5.
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