still remember writing down the serial # of the copy i rented of secret of mana so i could continue my save a few weeks later... and being overjoyed finding nobody deleted it

also remember one of the first games i rented on SNES was simcity, and the existing save file was called "shitville"

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Originally posted by DaRoZa still remember writing down the serial # of the copy i rented of secret of mana so i could continue my save a few weeks later... and being overjoyed finding nobody deleted it also remember one of the first games i rented on SNES was simcity, and the existing save file was called "shitville"

dude lol, i used to rent secret of mana all the time and always overwrote the badass awesome so-close-to-finishing-the-game saves with my shitty inferior "i-only-had-this-for-less-than-48-hours-and-haven't-gotten-past-level-10" save

does anyone remember what that game was at 5:35, right after earthworm jim? I actually remember playing it a lot when I was little but for the life of it can't remember the name of it. Pretty sure it was a playstation game.

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haha, those were the days taking a chance...going by the damn box which never tells u shit anyway. I remember the first time I rented T & C Surf Design for NES, and u could never beat the fucking thing. It would just repeat on and on.

Without renting I never would have played games like Earthbound or Legend of the Mystical Ninja.

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dude i loved mutant league hockey!! completely forgot about that game. nostalgia indeed.

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Originally posted by Spam Without renting I never would have played games like Earthbound or Legend of the Mystical Ninja.

No doubt. Found a bunch of gems back in the day with the old mom & pop rental stores.

Definitely a blast of nostalgia right there. Going to Blockbuster having no idea what to expect from what you were renting...those were the days.

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