Jeff-O

I haven't, but I want to.

Mario Tennis, of course.

mmm... Timesplitters 2

Ogre Battle 64: Person of Lordly Caliber is such a great game that i still replay it at least every 3 years.

Wait. Why would you even say something like this? This is terrific news in every way. The only reason i can think for you to say this is if you're unfamiliar with this series roots on the original PS.

My favorite tennis player is me of course. I love the feel of getting on the court with racket in hand.

In Kirby: Super Star, with the stone power, you can, very rarely, turn into golden statues of Mario, Samus, and probably others that i don't remember.

I understand about paying for games and all, don't get me wrong. The point I don't understand is why Square-enix games are seemingly always more expensive than other games that seem to have had just as much work put into them. I went to Gamestop on release day intending to get it for $35 dollars, but the $40 price tag just seems like I'm being taken advantage of.

Frankly I refused to pay $40 for FFA2 and waited to buy it on ebay for $31 after shipping. Can anyone explain to me why Square-enix games are so expensive?