November 2021 - Recently Added to Collection/Recently Purchased

[ignition365]

New month.

I have a ton of stuff I got recently, but I just haven't been able to have time to parse it (plus I traded in a bunch of stuff to GS and need to clean that up here too)

[telekill]

I picked up the Stitch Jam game on DS for my kid's Christmas.

[bunnybear]

Switch
- BanG Dream! Girls Band Party!
- Castlevania Anniversary Collection
- Cotton Guardian Force Saturn Tribute Collector’s Edition
- Doki Doki Literature Club Plus!
- Mary Skelter Finale
- Melty Blood: Type Lumina Collector’s Edition
- Metroid Dread Collector’s Edition
- Ori: The Collection

[pitomba]

01/11/2021: Rocket Knight (Xbox Live Games With Gold)
16/11/2021: Binary Domain (Xbox Live Xbox Series X)
                     Rock of Ages (Xbox Live Xbox Series X)
20/11/2021: Forza Horizon 5 (Xbox Series X)
22/11/2021: LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes (Nintendo Wii U)
28/11/2021: Castlevania Advance Collection (Nintendo eShop Switch)
                     Ghosts 'N Goblins Resurrection (Nintendo eShop Switch)
                     Actraiser Renaissance (Nintendo eShop Switch)
29/11/2021: Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut (PlayStation 5)
                     Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart (PlayStation 5)
                     Resident Evil VIllage (Xbox Series X)

[wizgecko]

Finally picked up Bug Fables yesterday, got Link's Awakening DX recently too.

[monkeyjam]

04/11/2021 ---> Odallus: The Dark Call on Playstation Network on Playstation 4.

[ignition365]

[theflea]

Time for my latest pickups, nothing too crazy, mostly Limited games, discounted games and weird handheld system I got for cheap.

PS5
- Cris Tales (was on sale for $20)
- Evil Inside

XB1/XBSX
- Cris Tales (on sale for $20)
- Skully (Amazon $10)
- Monstrum (Amazon $12)

SWITCH
- The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
- Sword of the Necromancer
- Demon's Tier +
- Doom: The Classics Collection
- Cris Tales (on sale for $20)
- NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection vol. 1
- Bug Fables
- The Sword of Ditto: Mormo's Curse
- Crossing Souls
- Star Wars: Republic Commando

PS4
- Doom: The Classics Collection
- Project Warlock
- Crossing Souls
- The Swords of Ditto: Mormo's Quest
- Bug Fables
- Wizards of Brandel
- Star Wars: Republic Commando
- Speaking Simulator
- Electronic Super Joy II
- Volgarr the Viking
- Klaus
- Industry Giant II: Be a Tycoon (Amazon $10)
- Ary and the Secret of Seasons (Best Buy $10)
- Monstrum (Amazon $12)

EVERCADE
- Worms Collection 1
- Jaleco Collection 1

3DS
Picked this up from my local used game store.
- Gabrielle's Ghostly Groove 3D

NDS
They also got some NDS games I needed at a good price.
- Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team
- Homie Rollerz

PS2
Also picked up an obscure PS2 game I needed.
- Monster Rancher Evo

SAT
Stopped at a newer Game store in my area and found a Saturn game I was missing.
- Amok

Last I picked up an odd handheld game system.
- My Life (with two add on carts)
It's basically a girl life sim and you buy carts to add items for your character.
I picked it up for dirt cheap and figured I can add it to my collection.

[shawndude82]

Sega CD
The Adventures of Willy Beamish

Super Nintendo
Lester the Unlikely

[Cartagia]

Picked up Star Trek: Encounters for the PS2, which is something I'd never heard of before.

[hatkid]

Got a PS4 games:

Atelier Sophie
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III

and a Switch game:
Shin Megami Tensei V (normal edition, not the steelbook. And I still need to wait for it in the mail)

[burningdoom]

Picked up Star Trek: Encounters for the PS2, which is something I'd never heard of before.

Huge Star Trek fan, tried to get into that one. It takes more effort to understand what the game wants from you than it's worth. And the controls are a mess.

Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force was something you could just jump into and play. Why can't more Star Trek games be like that?

Star Trek: Shattered Universe was another that was easy to understand, and had a great Mirror Universe story. But dang were the enemy ships bullet-sponges. You were just pouring phaser blasts and torpedoes into them for like 10 minutes before they'd go down. If it wasn't for that I would have loved the game.

[Cartagia]

Picked up Star Trek: Encounters for the PS2, which is something I'd never heard of before.

Huge Star Trek fan, tried to get into that one. It takes more effort to understand what the game wants from you than it's worth. And the controls are a mess.

Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force was something you could just jump into and play. Why can't more Star Trek games be like that?

Star Trek: Shattered Universe was another that was easy to understand, and had a great Mirror Universe story. But dang were the enemy ships bullet-sponges. You were just pouring phaser blasts and torpedoes into them for like 10 minutes before they'd go down. If it wasn't for that I would have loved the game.

I've always had decent fun with the flight combat Star Trek sims, but they've definitely been varying degrees of quality.  I'm planning on getting back to a Star Trek game marathon that I started a couple of years ago, but I ran out of stuff to play at the time.

[mrkonasoni]

Mostly getting Nintendo64 games from local stores but I am mostly disappointed, most games have a replacement sticker of really low quality or the games are more full of dust than the secret movie theater from Ion Storm Studios.

After a good alcohol cleansing everything works but some repairs feels necessary.

[shawndude82]

I got a really good deal on Secret of Mana on super nintendo that I couldn't pass up!  I'm so stoked!