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Next-gen console buying guide - a detailed look at the next generation consoles
Hey /IndianGaming ! A new generation of gaming is nearly upon us, and for those us who aren't PC gamers, that means weighty decisions about which machine to pick as our primary gaming rig for the next six or seven years. Now that we know pretty much everything about the Xbox and PlayStation, let's compare the two to try and discern which console would offer you the best gaming experience and value. I'll do the Xbox first because the difference between the two consoles is larger than with PlayStation.
PS5 vs Xbox - Hardware
Xbox The Xbox brand has come a long way in the past seven years. The release of the Xbox One was disastrous, plagued by always online, intrusive DRM, high pricing because of Kinect, and a bunch of other silly decisions from clueless execs who were completely out of touch which what gamers wanted. But ever since MS fired Don Mattrick and replaced him with Phil Spencer as the head of the Xbox division, Phil has slowly turned things around, coming up with many new innovations in an effort to get the xbox back up to competing with the big boys. Their hardware team too went from creating a prohibitively priced but technically weak console, to the most powerful console of this generation. For next gen, they've gone with an even more ambitious vision, creating two consoles at different price points targeting different output resolutions, but hoping to achieve the same level of performance. That's quite the goal! Let's check out the specs.
Component
Xbox Series X
Xbox Series S
CPU
8 Core AMD Zen 2 @3.8Ghz/3.6GhzSMT
8 Core AMD Zen 2 @3.6Ghz/3.4SMT
GPU
AMD RDNA2 GPU 52CU's @1.825 Ghz
AMD RDNA 2 GPU 20 CU's @1.565 Ghz
GPU Power
12.15 Teraflops
4 Teraflops
RAM
10GBGDDR6@560GB's / 6GB@336GB/s
8GBGDDR6@224GB's / 2GB@56GB/s
Storage
1TB PCIe Gen 4 NVMe SSD w/Velocity
512GB PCIe Gen 4 NVMe SSD w/Velocity
I/O Throughput
2.4 GB/s Uncompressed / 4.8 GB/s Compressed
2.4 GB/s Uncompressed / 4.8 GB/s Compressed
Performance Target
4k UHD
1440p
Disc Drive
4KUHD Blu-Ray
No Disc Drive
Price
₹49,999
₹34,999
Whoo! These are quite beefy machines. The current generation of consoles were actually quite dated even for their time. Not so this time around, these consoles are high end gaming rigs, with the Series X even beating most PC's that took the Steam hardware survey. Before we go any further though, let's untangle this alphabet soup of tech specs and try and translate it into something readable(tech geeks bear with me, there's a lot of oversimplification here, I know!) SMT - Stands for Simultaneous MultiThreading. Simultaneous multithreading allows different processes to utilize the same core, allowing for greater efficiency. Basically, a CPU core that could normally only do one thing at a time now spends less time sitting idle, as it works other things while waiting for instructions to finish processing. Sometimes this means way better performance when code is specifically optimized for it, other times it doesn't really matter because code has to wait on a previous operation to finish before starting a new one. Teraflops - Short for Trillion Floating Point Operations per Second. A floating point operation is basically a standard arithmetic operation(multiplication, division etc) involving decimal numbers(floating points). So the 4 Teraflop Series S GPU, for instance, can do 4 trillion of these a second. Phew! PCiE/NVMe - Short for Peripheral Component Interconnect Express, PCIe is just a connector standard that transfers data across components. These connectors have various lanes of traffic, so the more lanes a component utilizes, the faster information will flow, like on a road or highway. NVMe(Nonvolatile Memory Express) drives use more lanes than SATA drives probably used by your computer, which means way faster speeds. It's planning a road layout and choosing to use a highway instead of a normal road to make things faster. Xbox Velocity Architecture - Fancy marketing term for a collection of technologies that aim to increase rendering and texture streaming efficiency i.e squeeze as much juice out of the hardware as possible. It incudes stuff like Sampler Feedback Streaming(tech that allows the hardware to load only the mipmaps that are necessary, reducing I/O because less data has to be sent to RAM to load a frame), improvements to DX, and of course a fast SSD(although less powerful than the one on the PS5). It also enables stuff like Quick Resume. So what does this all mean for gaming? Well, the Xbox Series X is a way more powerful machine across the board, aimed at hitting a higher performance target. It needs higher specs because it's outputting 4K images as opposed to a target of 1440p on the Series S. Microsoft says the Series S specs have been neatly scaled so the only difference between the two consoles is resolution. Don't take them at their word though, there are bound to be other small differences , resolution will just be the biggest differentiator. So that means both consoles are equipped with technologies like Raytracing, Variable Rate Shading, Sampler Feedback Streaming, all that good next-gen stuff. But wait... What the F is Ray Tracing?! Arguably the defining feature of Next-Generation graphics, Ray tracing is a radical new way to render realistic graphics on-screen. In order to understand how it works, let's think a bit about how graphics are rendered. The real world is complicated. Very complicated. Trying to recreate that in a game requires the use of various algorithms to simulate various parts of the real world, like a physics engine to handle various forces and collisions, a shadow and reflection maps to handle shadows and reflections, a light map to handle the lighting of a scene, and of course a virtual camera viewport to simulate your eyes. There are a ton of things game developers do to try and recreate the real world as accurately as possible with the processing power available to them, and you can see them if you've ever opened up a game graphics menu where it allows you to toggle certain settings, or 'tricks' on or off, that were developed to make scenes look more realistic. So where does ray tracing come in? Well, Raytracing is meant to replace 'fake' methods of rendering stuff like lighting and shadows by attempting to realistically simulate the way lighting and shadows actually work in the real world. If you've ever taken a high school physics class, you'll know that light travels in the form of rays - reflecting, refracting, getting absorbed etc ad infinitum. Ray tracing is the process by which computers attempt to simulate this in an effort to make scenes look more realistic than what can be achieved by artificial tricks. For instance, check out Raytracedminecraft Wow! Quite the quantum jump there, right? While minecraft's graphics were never technically very impressive, with raytracing everything looks so much nicer. Water actually looks like water and not blue lines, dark caves actually look dark and not just black, lava actually behaves like lava instead of looking like someone spilled some red paint on a light source, everything just looks that much more realistic. It's achieved by each pixel, both inside and outside the scene(traditional rendering methods typically only consider pixels inside the scene for lighting and shadows) casting off a ray of light, the path of which is then traced around the scene until it hits a light source or an artificial limit. This eliminates the need for manually providing lightmaps or reflection details, because those can be simulated in real time and look even better. As you can imagine, it's very computationally intensive, which is why we haven't really see it go mainstream in gaming until now. Even with the monsters that are this-gen consoles, they probably won't be able to hit their performance targets with full RT. From what we can see so far, the Xbox Series X will likely run at 4k30 with RT, and the Series S will run at 1080p30 with RT. Alright that's enough about Raytracing for now, back to the console comparison. Some quick FAQs
Is there any benefit to getting the Series X if I don't have a 4k TV? - Yes, but probably not a 15k difference. The Series X will still be processing higher resolution textures and might even give you better framerates in games, but the primary reason to get a Series X over the S if you don't have a 4k TV will probably just be to future-proof yourself in case you ever do decide to buy one in the future
Why would I need Quick Resume? - A strange question, but one I have nevertheless seen asked a fair number of times. To clarify, you don't really 'use' quick resume as you benefit from it. Just opening a game will take you right back to the state it was in when you last closed it, so you don't need to sit through loading screens, menus, or studio logos to get in the game. It also persists across cold boots.
What are the PC equivalents to the Xbox Series X specs? - The Series X GPU lies somewhere between the RTX 2080 Super and the RTX 2080 ti as far as raw performance is concerned. As for the CPU, the closest PC equivalent would probably be the AMD Ryzen 7 3700x, or a less than an Intel i7 9700k.
PS5 Arguably the more highly anticipated console, the PS5 succeeds the PS4, which absolutely crushed the Xbox One this generation in terms of sales and games. Fueled by phenomenal exclusives like God of War, Spiderman, Bloodborne, TLOU2 etc, the PS4 juggernaut's got quite a bit of momentum going into this generation. Sadly as we all know, it hit a bit of a legal hiccup coming to India so it'll be delayed. We also don't know as much about it as we do the Xbox because Sony hasn't actually sent out any units to Influencers/Reviewers yet, so all we have to go on are the specs, demos, and teardowns that Sony themselves have provided. This generation, Sony's offering two variants of the PS5, but in contrast to Microsoft's strategy, both their consoles are equally powerful and offer basically the same gaming experience, the only difference being that one plays discs while the other doesn't. The price difference between the two consoles is also 10k as opposed to 15k with the Xbox. Because the consoles share identical specs, I won't be comparing them with each other. Instead, let's compare them to the Xboxes. Here's the same table again, except with PS5 in the middle this time.
Component
Xbox Series X
PlayStation 5
Xbox Series S
CPU
8 Core AMD Zen 2 @3.8Ghz/3.6GhzSMT
8 Core AMD Zen 2 CPU varfreq* upto 3.5GhzSMT
8 Core AMD Zen 2 @3.6Ghz/3.4SMT
GPU
AMD RDNA2 GPU 52CU's @1.825 Ghz
AMD RDNA 2 GPU 36CUs varfreq upto 2.23Ghz
AMD RDNA 2 GPU 20 CU's @1.565 Ghz
GPU Power
12.15 Teraflops
10.3 Teraflops
4 Teraflops
RAM
10GBGDDR6@560GB's / 6GB@336GB/s
16GB GDDR6 RAM @ 448GB/s
8GBGDDR6@224GB's / 2GB@56GB/s
Storage
1TB PCIe Gen 4 NVMe SSD w/Velocity
Custom 825GB SSD
512GB PCIe Gen 4 NVMe SSD w/Velocity
I/O Throughput
2.4 GB/s Uncompressed / 4.8 GB/s Compressed
5.5GBs Uncompressed / 8-9 GB/s Compressed
2.4 GB/s Uncompressed / 4.8 GB/s Compressed
Performance Target
4k UHD
4k UHD
1440p
Disc Drive
4KUHD Blu-Ray
Optional Disc Drive
No Disc Drive
Price
₹49,999
₹39,999/₹49,999
₹34,999
*varfreq = variable frequency On paper, the Xbox Series X is the most powerful console, then the PlayStations, with the Series S coming in at a distant third. The Series X has a slightly faster CPU, a significantly faster GPU, and slightly faster RAM than the PS5. Meanwhile, the PS5 has the edge in I/O throughput, which is about twice as fast as that on the Series X when it comes to raw numbers. What do these numbers actually mean for games? Well, we just don't know yet, because multiplats have yet to be benchmarked on the PS5. Sony seems to be playing their cards close to the vest, and haven't given their hardware to any reviewers to try. It's a safe guess to say that games will probably look slightly better on the Series X with maybe slightly better performance, but the difference is unlikely to be significant and probably won't matter to most casual gamers. Meanwhile, the difference in I/O throughput could mean that the PS5 will possibly load worlds and start up games faster than the Series X. It will probably be most noticeable in exclusive first party titles that are coded to specifically take advantage of the SSD. Let's discuss hardware value by price. When it comes to price, the best value hardware wise is clearly the PS5 DE. For merely 5k more than the Series S you're getting 3-4x the processing power. If you have a 4k TV at home, it's probably not worth considering the Series S, just the PS5 and the Series X. Maybe when the Series S is more reasonably priced in India according to the $1 = ₹100 rule it could be a contender, but as of now, it's my personal opinion that the Series S is just not good value in India for those who have a 4K TV at home and the budget to afford one. But of course there's more to a system than just hardware. Now that we've drawn up some specs comparisons, let's get down to the software side.
PS5 vs Xbox- Software
For most gamers, this will be the real meat of the comparison. The power differences between the PS5 and the Xbox Series X are probably not significant enough on their own to decide a purchase, so for most casual gamers, software is what will decide it. Xbox By far the biggest difference software side on the Xbox is Xbox Game Pass. Love or hate Xbox, you can't deny that Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is quite simply the best value in gaming right now. Following this guide from the subreddit , you can get 3 years of it for as low as ₹7500. In case you've been living under a rock, here's what you get with Xbox Game Pass.
Xbox Live Gold (Multiplayer and Games with Gold)
Access to a growing and rotating library of ~350 games(as part of PC+Console. Console only - ~250 Games)
Perks - This can sometimes include cool stuff like the presently included 3 months of Discord Nitro, but so far for the most part I've not found it to be of too much use unless you play a lot of free to play games like World of Tanks or Warframe.
xCloud - Not really relevant in India right now, but if you go the 3 years of gamepass route it might be a nice bonus down the line. It's possible to access xCloud right now with a VPN, but it's not a great experience.
EA Play - Game Pass will also soon include access to EA Play, the basic tier of their subscription service, including very popular games like FIFA, Battlefield, Sims, etc. It also includes trials of the latest EA games.
A 20% Discount on buying the games included in Game Pass, if you decide to buy them to keep.
It's also worth noting that all future Xbox Games Studios games will land on Xbox Game Pass Day 1, which is a really good value considering that Xbox now has 23 studios making games. While most of them are a ways off, it looks like a good lineup, especially if you're into RPG's. Game Pass is pretty much the USP of the Xbox right now. For gamers on limited budgets, it's just tremendous value. For ₹700 per month(It's regionally priced too!), you get to play way more games and have much more fun with your console than you could have had without the service. For many, this could possibly be the decider. The second big difference, of course, is in the exclusives. Here's what the upcoming Xbox exclusive lineup looks like -
Halo Infinite
Microsoft Flight Simulator
Senua's Saga - Hellblade 2
Avowed
Fable
Everwild
Forza Motorsport
Starfield
The Elder Scrolls VI
It's also worth noting that all these games will still go on PC Game Pass Day 1. If you have a PC capable of running these games when they come out, then missing out on Xbox games shouldn't really be an issue or a deciding factor. The third big difference is in backwards compatibility. The Series X and S will be compatible with every single Xbox One game, a lot of the most popular Xbox 360 games, and some of the most popular OG Xbox games. Here's the full list of 607 supported titles. It's great if you're already invested in the platform or are nostalgic for old titles like Burnout Revenge, Red Dead Redemption, Black Ops 2, Fallout New Vegas, etc. Probably won't be a big thing for most people, but for those it will help, it can make a purchase. there's also a bunch of conveniences like quick resume and play anywhere. Quick Resume works like a save state where the console just loads back to where you last were when you quit the game instead of starting the game afresh. It works with multiple games at a time and persists even if you pull the plug on the Xbox. Play Anywhere works with some titles where your saves carry over from Xbox to PC. Nice to have, but not anything major. Finally, an important note - unlike the PS5, even Free to Play games need a subscription to play online. So yeah, you can't play stuff like Fortnite or Warzone without a live gold or game pass ultimate subscription. If you spend a lot of time playing F2P games and can't afford game pass, this is a significant downside that might even be a dealbreaker, depending on how much time you spend playing F2P and how broke you are. Quick FAQ's Will future Bethesda Games be Xbox exclusive? - We still don't have definitive confirmation on whether future Bethesda titles will be exclusive, but it's highly likely that they will be, considering that Minecraft excluded, no other Microsoft first party studio currently develops games for other platforms. Phil Spencer also recently went on record to say that they're not worried about losing out on PS sales. Keep in mind that games like DOOM, Fallout, Elder Scrolls, will sell many Xboxes if they go exclusive. So while we can't claim anything definitively either way, don't buy a PS5 expecting to play these games for sure. What's the best deal on Game Pass? - Currently it's the 3 year gold conversion deal. It probably won't last forever, so don't pass up the opportunity. Follow the guide linked above. Are PC and Console Game Pass the same? - No. They are similar services but have different libraries. While all Xbox Games Studios games will release Day 1 on both platforms, major third party titles like Red Dead Redemption 2 are not likely to hit PC game pass. PS5 Software wise, the biggest reason to buy the PS5 are for its exclusives. So far, PS4 exclusives blow Microsoft's out of the water. God of War, Ghost of Tsushima, Spider-Man, The Last of Us, Horizon Zero Dawn, Bloodborne, time and again Sony has proven that they have some of the best studios out there. The PS5 will certainly have some spectacular games. Here's what the upcoming PS5 exclusive lineup looks like -
Spider-Man : Miles Morales(Launch)
Demon's Souls (Launch)
God of War - Ragnarok
Ratchet and Clank : A Rift Apart
Gran Turismo 7
Sackboy - A Big Adventure
Godfall
Final Fantasy 16 (timed)
Deathloop, Ghostwire(timed)
The majority of these games will most likely only be playable on PlayStation i.e they won't be coming to PC, so that's another thing to keep in mind when deciding which system to buy. They'll all mostly be phenomenal games, Sony titles usually are, especially first party ones. On the downside, great games can be quite expensive. As you've heard, Sony has confirmed that all PS5 first party exclusives will be 4999 going forward(no regional pricing). So if you care about playing Ratchet and Clank/God of WaGran Turismo at launch, be ready to shell out the cash. Personally I don't believe 5k for a single player game is worth it in India, but of course it depends on your personal finances. To alleviate this somewhat we have PS Now and the PS Plus collection, Sony's answer to Game Pass. The PS Plus collection includes a lot of popular PS4 exclusives and some third party titles like Arkham Knight and Fallout 4. It's a really good deal if you're jumping into the PS ecosystem for the first time, but those who already own PS5's will probably already have played most of the games on there and will only benefit once they grow the service. Sony also a bunch of conveniences in the UI like activites, which let you jump right into a certain part of the game. It's also rumored to have some sort of quick resume, but nothing's been confirmed in that regard yet. As for Backwards Compatibility, Sony has confirmed that the PS5 will be BC with nearly all PS4 titles, but PS1,2,and 3 games will be left to history. Regrettable, but probably not a dealbreaker for most people. So on the Sony side, we have some killer exclusives but not as much value with highly priced games and no game pass.
Verdict
So, for the most important question, which one do you get? Well, even after 21,000 words I won't really pretend to have an answer. There are too many variables to consider. How invested you are in a particular ecosystem, your personal financial situation, the type of games you like, etc. That said, I have some broad recommendations -
If you have already have a 4k TV and have/plan to buy online - The PS5 DE is the way to go. The asinine pricing of the Series S in India makes this particular situation an easy call in my opinion. Yeah games will be expensive, but if you have the budget to buy a 4k TV maybe you can afford it. If not, you could always wait and pick up the games later when they go on sale. Kind of a bummer, but you'd still be playing on better hardware and actually putting your 4k TV to good use, instead of wasting its potential on the Series S. Maybe this will change if the Series S ever comes down in price, but for now this is the easiest reco to make.
If you don't own a 4k TV and are strapped for cash(maybe you lost your job during rona), get the Series S. The Series S gets a lot of flak from hardcore gamers but IMO it is still a great gaming machine. for those upgrading from the Xbox One/One S/PS4/PS4 Slim it will still be a huge upgrade. Don't get carried away by 4k Marketing. 1440p gaming still looks great, and if the Series S can keep its promises of 1440p 60fps or even 1080p w/ Raytracing, games will look gorgeous and play great. Game Pass is also phenomenal value, and you get to play way more games for cheaper than on the PS4.
If neither of these statements are close to your use case, don't consider the Series S or the PS5 DE. The PS5 DE might be a tempting buy for those who own discless collections and want to save money, but that would be a mistake. You're probably going to be playing on this console for at least 5-6 years, and are going to buy many games in that time. With PS5 games priced as highly as they are, you're almost certainly going to make up the difference and more buying expensive non-regionally priced games. The PS5 might cost more, but buying physical will save you a ton of money over digital purchases.
XSX vs PS5 is kind of a toss-up. XSX is compact and more powerful and is overall better value with Game Pass, but doesn't have many next-gen games to play at launch(most Xbox heavy hitters are landing much later). Meanwhile the PS5 has Demon's Souls and Miles Morales which comes with Spider Man Remastered. Personally I would go with an XSX in this situation because it's better value and will probably have more exclusives down the line(I don't mind waiting), but if you're eager to get on the next-gen hype train as soon as possible or are already invested in the PS ecosystem/you just love PS games that much, the PS5 is also a pretty good purchase. Definitely the hardest call to make.
If you are much into WRPGS, go with Xbox. Microsoft has a solid lock on western RPG's this generation, with titles like Fable, Avowed, Fallout, Elder Scrolls, and Starfield. Given that Sony doesn't really make these sorts of games themselves and there aren't that many big WRPG devs left(CDPR and BioWare are pretty much the only ones I think?), you're better off going with Xbox if you're a fan of these sorts of games.
Closing Thoughts
Phew! This write-up turned out to be a lot longer than I had initially expected. It was quite a bit of work writing it, and I did quite a bit of research to ensure that it's as accurate as possible. I'm still human so I've probably made some mistakes still, so please feel free to correct me if you spot an error. And of course, these are ultimately just my thoughts on the matter as someone who owns and plays on both consoles right now, as well as PC, and will probably end up getting both new consoles down the line. I've tried to keep this as unbiased as possible, but if you feel I've misrepresented something or left something out, do weigh in in the comments and help other people out. Tl;Dr - Consoles good, console war bad.
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Frequently Asked Questions & Troubleshooting
(Under Construction, last updated: 02/06/21) Q: What is Nucleus Co-Op? A: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbituCgu3Bc Nucleus Co-Op is a free and open source tool for Windows that allows split-screen play on many games that do not initially support it. The app was originally created by Lucas Assis. Zerofox later took over and added a ton of new features and improvements to support a lot more games. Ilyaki later joined in and brought multiple keyboards/mice support and more great features to the table. The app is currently being developed and updated by these devs: Lucas Assis, Zerofox and Ilyaki. R-mach is the creator and developer of the website that hosts all the available Nucleus Co-Op scripts. The further development of the app wouldn't have been possible without the amazing contributions and hard work from all the Split-Screen Dreams Discord members (which include the devs mentioned above) that made all the new Nucleus Co-Op scripts and continue to make new discoveries and scripts to support even more games, among them: Talos91, PoundlandBacon, dr. old.boi, Pizzo and many more. Q: How does Nucleus Co-Op work? A: Essentially Nucleus Co-Op opens multiple instances of the same game (some games require mutex killing for that, among other methods) that will only answer to one specific gamepad (we do this via Nucleus Co-Op custom xinput dlls or xinput plus dlls) and connects those instances via LAN or steamworks online multiplayer emulation (Goldberg Emulator), all while making sure all the windows have focus so they can be playable at the same time with multiple controllers or that the instances are playable even in the background. Nucleus then resizes, removes borders and repositions the games windows so you can have synthetic split-screen to play locally with your friends. Q: Which games can be splitscreened using Nucleus Co-Op? A: There are a lot of supported games, all mentioned in the list above. A ton of games are now supported thanks to the amazing program called Goldberg Emulator, developed by Mr. Goldberg, a big thank you to him. Read the Goldberg FAQ if you want to know more. Q: Where do I download Nucleus Co-Op? A: You can download latest version from Github. Download the compiled .rar release, don't download the source code zip if you just want to use the app. Mod v1.0.2 R5 is the latest version recent scripts are created for, please avoid other versions (like regular Alpha 8 and Alpha 10) as they are outdated now. Q: How do I use Nucleus Co-Op? A: Here is a quick video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWmvz59i-o0 1.- Download and exctract Nucleus Co-Op (extract using apps like 7-zip or winrar). 2.- Open NucleusCoop.exe. 3.- Click on Download Game Scripts, the script browser will open. Search for a game in the supported games list and download a script. You can also see all available scripts from the app now by pressing the view all option. 4.- Once the script has finished downloading you will get a prompt asking if you would like to add a game now, click yes if you want to add it now, if you select no proceed to step 6. 5.- Next you need to find where your game's executable is located. If you're not sure, try Googling 'where is (game) installed' and just search for the .exe in the place they tell you to look for. For Steam games this is usually something along the lines of 'C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common(game)'. Some games will have their real .exe stashed away in a folder called 'bin' or 'binaries'. Once you choose the right .exe, add the game. 6.- You can also automatically add games, click 'Auto-Search' and select the drive and path you want to add games from. 7.- Once your game is added, select it in the Nucleus UI and drag the gamepad icons to the splitscreen layout, click on the top-left icon on the layout corner to change the type of splitscreen layout. You can also use multiple monitors, if you have multiple monitors connected they will show in the Nucleus UI. If you see Script Author's Notes appear at the bottom of the UI, read them carefully. 8.- Finally press > then Play (top right of the UI) and you are ready to go. Q: Where should I place the Nucleus Co-Op folder? A: You can place the folder wherever you like as long as you keep the following in mind: -DO NOT place it inside a folder containing files for a game you wish to play. -Avoid placing it inside a folder that has security settings applied to it, such as program files, program files (x86). -Some scripts require the Nucleus Co-Op folder to be located in the same drive as the game files. -If you are still unsure where to place the folder, the root of the drive your games are installed on is usually the best option. For example C:/NucleusCoop. Q: How do I play with an uneven amount of players (such as 3 players) without having an empty space? A: Right click on a section of the splitscreen layout. Q: Nucleus Co-Op doesn't launch, how do I fix it? A: Here are a few things you can try: 1.- Try updating your Microsoft.net framework, and install/reinstall Visual C++ 2010-2017. 2.- Make sure your antivirus program or windows defender is not blocking Nucleus Co-Op or deleting any of its files. 3.- Restart your PC, and try again. Q: Does Nucleus Co-Op have any malware? A: Absolutely not. Also a recent file added to Nucleus Co-Op utils folder is being picked up by some browsers and antivirus as malware, this is 100% a false positive, read here. Q: I wish to help out with the project, how can I get in touch? A: Join the Nucleus Co-Op discord community or contact us here in the subreddit. Q: When support for X game? A: Not all games are easy to splitscreen, if you want to suggest a game make a post with the title [Request] Name of the game and provide useful information like if the game supports LAN or dedicated servers, if it is available on Steam or in other services, if it uses external servers for online, if it has gamepad support etc. You can also contact any of our experienced Nucleus scripts developers here or in the Nucleus Co-Op discord and ask if a script is possible. The main script developer is the OP of this post. Remember that scripts developers are limited by the games they own and can test on, so if you really want support for a game to be added consider donating the game to the scripter in question. Q: How do I know when a script gets updated? A: Scripts updates are always announced in the Nucleus Co-Op discord server in the channel scripts updates. Also The_Shnazberry posts great Weekly Review Threads in this subreddit with all the information about new released scripts and updates to existing ones. Q: How do I create my own splitscreen script for Nucleus Co-Op? A: Here is the documentation, open the .js file with notepad to read it. You can also use the scripts you download from Nucleus Co-Op as reference, they get downloaded to the Nucleus scripts folder. An easier way to start would be editing an existing script, preferably one of a game that uses the same engine as the game you want (Unity, UE4 etc.) and just change the data in the script to match your game, like the .exe name and such. If you create a working script or if you have any questions about Nucleus scripting you can ask us in the Nucleus Co-Op discord or here in the subreddit, we can help you improve your script so it is fully working for sharing with the community. Q: Does Nucleus Co-Op work on Linux/Mac? A: Nucleus Co-Op depends on a lot of Windows functions and APIs, at the moment it only works on Windows 7 and Up. If you are interested in porting Nucleus Co-Op to other operating systems please feel free to contact any of the developers. Q: Where can I report a bug/issue? A: Note that Nucleus Co-Op is a tool in development and still in Alpha. Expect bugs, glitches and weird things to happen. Help other people not have these things happen by checking for a solution here and submitting a [BUG REPORT] to the reddit as a new topic or in the comments here, if no-one else has brought it up. Make sure you have read the script notes in the Nucleus UI very carefully before submitting anything. A good [BUG REPORT] looks like this: Thread name: [BUG REPORT] Simon falling off horse BUG: Simon falls off his horse. EXPECTED: Simon should not fall off his horse, right? CAUSE: I'm pretty sure it's because I have my computer plugged into an auto-blow. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1.- Open up Simon Stays On His Horse: The Interactive Video Game of the Movie. 2.- Choose Co-Op and join with another player. 3.- Simon falls off his horse!!! TYPE: Severe! The gameplay can't continue if Simon isn't on his horse! (Alternatively, Minor if the gameplay can continue but it's just annoying) NUCLEUS OPTIONS: I played with 2 players using the vertical splitscreen (left and right) on one tv and 2 famicom controllers. I'm using the latest version SYSTEM: I'm on Windows 3.1 with 4MB of RAM, a 2KHz CPU and no graphics card, playing on a projector. She's a monster. I'd really like this to get fixed please thanks magic man! -Beanboy" Keep in mind most scripts are made and tested using the latest legit steam versions, so provide information about what version of the game you have. Also provide a debug log of the Nucleus Co-op error or crash, enable the debug log in Nucleus UI settings and save, the debug log will be created in Nucleus root folder where the .exe is. You can also ask for support in our discord. Q: A Nucleus Co-Op script doesn't launch/ is not working, why? A: Make sure you are using latest Nucleus Co-Op version and the script latest version too. Here are other things you can try: 1.- Read the script author's notes that appear at the bottom of the UI, read them carefully as they contain important information related to the script functionality. 2.- Check that your antivirus program or windows defender is not deleting or blocking any Nucleus Co-Op files. 3.- Delete Nucleus Co-Op content folder and add the game again. 4.- Don't place Nucleus Co-Op inside the game files you wish to run. 5.- Move Nucleus Co-Op outside any user or protected folders, C:/NucleusCo-Op is recommended. 6.- If the script requires it move Nucleus to the same drive as your game. 7.- If you are using a script that creates different temporary windows users like the Halo: The Master Chief Collection online mode option script or the State of Decay 2 script, Nucleus Co-Op needs to be installed outside any user or protected folders, you need to have Nucleus installed in the root of your drive, for example C:/NucleusCo-Op. Make sure you close Nucleus using CTRL+Q and make sure to delete any Nucleus created windows users, if they remained after a crash, before running the script again. Delete them via windows control panel and delete any Nucleus user folders in C:/Users/ too, restart your PC if you can't delete the folders. Q: Why is Nucleus Co-Op resizing the game instances incorrectly/the instances look stretched? A: Try setting your monitor scale to 100% in your monitoTV resolution settings. It is also highly recommended that you add custom resolutions to all your monitors from your AMD/Nvidia/Intel panel (For example if you are using a monitor resolution of 1920x1080 add custom resolutions like 960x540, 1920x540, 960x1080, ect.) that way most games will be able to see and use those custom resolutions and the splitscreen will not look stretched(Example). Note that not all games support custom or ultra widescreen resolutions. Also try disabling the Nucleus status window in Nucleus UI settings and save. Q: Why do I get an unhandled exception error after clicking > in Nucleus Co-Op/ the user interface looks messed up in my monitor? A: At some high resolutions Nucleus Co-Op has some issues scaling its UI elements, try setting your monitor scale to 100% in your monitoTV resolution settings or open the Nucleus Settings.ini with notepad and add this: [Advanced] Scale=1 Font=10 Play around with those values depending on your resolution. Q: Why is Nucleus Co-Op showing an error message that it can not find a file when launching a script? A: A lot of scripts edit the game's .ini or .cfg files to force windowed and to adjust the game's resolution to the window size, so make you sure you run your game at least once and change some graphic settings before running it via Nucleus Co-Op, that way you make sure the proper config files are getting generated first. If you are still getting the error after doing that, select the game in the Nucleus Co-Op UI, click on Game Options and select Delete UserProfile Config Path for all players. Q: Where are my Nucleus Co-Op save files located? A: Some scripts save to the Nucleus Co-Op environment folder located in C:\Users\YourUser\NucleusCoop, you can access each game save file via the Nucleus Co-Op UI too, select a game, click on Game Options and select Open UserProfile Save/Config Path. Other scripts just save in the same file path your regular game saves to. Q: Why are my in-game frames per second low/better in one instance than in the others when using Nucleus Co-Op? A: Remember that Nucleus Co-Op opens multiple instances of a game, so depending on the game this can be quite demanding for your PC, to improve FPS and performance try reducing graphics settings like textures and shadows, limit the FPS or unfocus all the game windows so that they get equal priority and the FPS even out, you can do this by Alt-Tabbing to a different window like the Nucleus app window, the game windows will still remain on top, you can also press the windows key+b in your keyboard to unfocus all the instances. Forcing Vsync via your graphics panel could also help. Q: Why can't I exit Nucleus Co-Op or move my cursor to close it? A: Some scripts that support multiple keyboards and mice lock the main mouse cursor in the corner. To unlock it press the END key in your keyboard when you finish playing. You can also use CTRL+Q to close Nucleus and all its instances. Other Nucleus shortcuts are changeable in the app UI settings. Q: Nucleus Co-Op changed the location of my Documents folder, why? A: For some games that save in the default Documents folder Nucleus Co-Op will edit the path registry key so that each instance can have a different save or config file. Properly closing Nucleus, should restore its original value (whatever it was prior to Nucleus). If it doesn't (due to the app crashing for example), running the script again and closing Nucleus/ending your game session properly, using the Nucleus shortcut CTRL+Q or closing the app, will revert the registry back to its original value. Just in case, Nucleus will keep an original copy of the registry key in your Nucleus folder > utils > backup > User Shell Folders.reg. Double click that file and click yes to add it. This will manually restore its original value. Worst case, the 'Personal' key needs to be changed back to %USERPROFILE%/Documents or if using a custom documents folder, whatever the path to that is. The full registry path that may be effected is, the Personal key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders Q: My Playstation/generic PC controller isn't working/isn't being detected by Nucleus Co-Op, how do I fix it? A: Most Nucleus Co-Op Scripts only detect XInput gamepads. Controllers that work best are Xbox 360 game controllers for minimum hassle. There are a few scripts that also support Direct Input gamepads but XInput gamepads are generally a lot easier to restrict to a specific game instance than Direct Input gamepads. If you are using PS4 gamepads try the app DS4windows, look in the settings for an option called "hide ds4 controller" - make sure it's ticked. To ensure it's definitely running in exclusive mode make sure ds4windows is set to load on windows startup, then turn your controllers on while windows is loading. Download the latest version here - https://ryochan7.github.io/ds4windows-site/ Read more about how to use exclusive mode here: https://github.com/Ryochan7/DS4Windows/wiki/Exclusive-Mode-(Hide-DS4-Controller-config-option)-tips-and-issues If you are using generic direct input gamepads the app XOutput is also useful to emulate xinput gamepads. The app X360CE version 4 that creates virtual Xbox 360 Controllers inside your Windows operating system is also very useful to emulate xinput gamepads system wide. Do not place any x360ce xinput dlls inside the Nucleus Co-Op files as this might interfere with Nucleus own custom xinput dlls. Remember that some games detect both direct input and xinput gamepads so even if you are emulating a xinput gamepad the input could still not be restricted correctly because the game is now responding to both the emulated xinput gamepad and to the native direct input of your gamepad, that is why some apps like DS4windows have an "exclusive mode". To fix that you can try using this .dll made by wizark952 that blocks Direct Input in most games. Place the dll alongside the game's .exe and make sure you are using the correct version of the dll (for x86 or x64 games). Xbox One gamepads have some issues with background input in games that only support direct input gamepads and in Unity games that use Unity's default input for gamepad support. For this reason too the Xinput Reroute Nucleus option mentioned in the master script that reroutes directinput back to xinput to track more than 4 gamepads on xinput at once, allowing you to play with more than 4 xinput gamepads, will not work with Xbox One gamepads even with fake focus because of the driver background input issue. If you are using steam controllers try this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wy4F2eqTXQ4 Q: Why is my keyboard/gamepad not showing in the Nucleus Co-Op UI? A: If a script is only showing gamepads and not keyboard icons that means the script only supports gamepads and doesn't support keyboards and mice in splitscreen yet. If a script is only showing keyboards/mice icons that generally means that the game itself has no gamepad support or very limited gamepad support. Q: There are many keyboards and mice icons in the UI, how do I know which ones to use? A: If you press a key in the keyboard you will use or move the mouse their corresponding icons in the Nucleus Co-Op UI will light up yellow. The app can detect keyboard macros that is why sometimes you will get multiple keyboard icons. Q: Can you play splitscreen+LAN in different PCs? A: Yes, if you run the game via Nucleus Co-Op in different PCs you can connect all instances you launch via LAN, for example you can have 2 players playing vertical splitscreen in one PC via Nucleus and connect to 2 others playing Nucleus splitscreen in a different PC via LAN. If the script uses steamworks multiplayer emulation you'll have to change the instances steam ids in the other PCs you'll connect to, otherwise the instances launched by Nucleus will use the same steam ids and won't be able to connect to each other. For that you can open the game script .js file in Nucleus scripts folder in the other PCs and add for example Game.PlayerSteamIDs = [ "76561198134585131","76561198131394153","76561198011792067","76561198043762785" ]; that will change the default ids of the first four instances you open in one PC via Nucleus Co-Op. Q: This project is Amazing where can I donate? A: We don't have an unified donation platform yet but you can support the devs individually here: Zerofox, Ilyaki, Lucas Assis. You can also donate to our main script developer that makes the games scripts for Nucleus: Talos91/blackman9
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https://imgur.com/a/HT7VT26 Special! Buy $30 worth of PS4/PS3 Games and get a free copy of COD WWII for the PS4! Hello everyone, Today im selling off a large collection of games (100+) I'd figure I start here. Free shipping on orders $15 or more! Retro Games: Pokemon XD Gale of Darkness Gamecube - $80 no manuals (not sure if case is authentic or not) Pokemon Leaf Green Gameboy $40 - Game Only Pikmin 2 $60 game only Super smash bros melee Gamecube $40 Disc only Pokemon Gold Gameboy Color $28 Game only Pokemon Heartgold CIB $120 no pokewalker Pokemon Black 2 White 2 (Cartridges only $180 or $90 each) Switch Games: Gun Gun Pixies Day One Edition $90 Brand New Has Been Heroes $10 case included Fortnite Darkfire Bundle $23 code unused Pokken Tournament DX (Have two copies one with/without standard case) $42 Cartridge only $48 with case Splatoon 2 $49 Generic case (no official case) Wii: Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn Wii - $65 game only Need for Speed Carbon $4 game only Pokemon Battle Revolution $15 Game Only My Sims Kingdom $5 Case + manual included Resident Evil 4 $8 Case + manual included Lego Rockband wii $5 Case + manual included Spongebob Truth or Square $5 Case + manual included Or: Buy all the wii games for $90 PS3: Grand theft auto IV $5 case and manual included God of War III $5 Case and manual included Uncharted 3 ps3 $6 Case and manual included Call of Duty Modern Warfare $6 Case and Manual included Call of Duty Black Ops $6 Case and Manual Included Saints Row III $6 Case and Manual Included LA Noire $5 Case and Manual Included Or: Buy them all for $25 Xbox 360: Battlefield 4 $3 Case Included Halo 4 $5 Case and Manual Included Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 $5 Case and Manual Included Call of Duty Black ops 1 $8 Case and Manual Included Call of Duty Ghosts $5 Case and Manual Included Fable II $5 Case and Manual Included Frontlines Fuel of War $5 No case Final Fantasy XIII $7 Case and Manual included Minecraft $26 Case and Manual Included Xbox One: Mortal Kombat 11 Kollectors Edition $310 SEALED Metro Exodus Day One $20 No case codes unused Rainbow Six Siege Advanced Edition $20 No case codes unused Planescape Torment Icewind Dale $18 Case and Game included Sekiro Shadows Die Twice $45 Factory Seale: Hello Neighbor Hide & Seek $10 Factory Sealed The Sims 4 Bundle $25 Factory Sealed Mass Effect Andromeda $8 Factory Sealed Playstation 4: Crystar Day One Edition - $60 Opened but like new. Never played Persdona Endless Nights Collection PSVR $60 Star Wars Battlefront Game Only $5 Call of Duty WWII $6 Game Only (have multiple copies) Nascar Heat 4 New but opened $25 Judgment New but opened $28 Destiny 2 case and manual included $4 Rockband 4 comes with damaged case $35 Train Sim world 2020 $30 New but not sealed Minecraft Opened but new $28 Star Trek Bridge Crew $25 factory sealed Tales from the Borderlands $25 factory sealed Minecraft $30 Factory sealed Eagle Flight PSVR $20 Factory Sealed Kingdom Hearts III $15 Comes with case and manual The Elder Scrolls PSVR $36 Factory Sealed Rainbow Six Siege Advanced Edition $25 Factory Sealed the Elder Scrolls online $6 Factory Sealed Miscellaneous items: Brand new 3ds XL Gray $250 Nerf Wii U Armor $25 Wii U Gamecube Controller Adapter Sealed in box $65 Apple ipad 32gb 7th gen with gen 1 apple pencil (both factory sealed) $425 OBO (Will only sell to trusted users) Nintendo Land Wii U Disc only $5 The Lego Movie Wii U Disc only $5 Pokemon Ultra Sun Sealed $40 New Additions! PS4: Battlefield IV $9 case and manual included The Amazing Spiderman 2 $30 Game and original receipt included Call of Duty Infinite Warfare Legacy Edition $10 Case and Manual Included Mortal Kombat X $12 Case and Manual Included Eagle Flight $14 Case Included Xbox One: Plants Vs Zombies Garden Warfare $9 Case Included The Crew $8 Case Included Just Dance 2015 $8 Case Included Xbox 360: Skyrim The Elder Scrolls V $5 Case Included Borderlands 2 $5 Case and Manual Included Forza Motorsport 3 Ultimate Collection $40 Factory Sealed Duke Nukem Forever $7 Case Included Sonic Generations $14 Case Included Capcom Digital Collection $22 Case and Manual Included Call of Duty Ghosts $6 Damaged Case Included Sonic All Stars Racing $13 Case Included Fallout 3 $7 Case Manual and Receipt Included Injustice Gods Among Us $8 Original Receipt case and manuals Included Just Dance 2014 $8 Case and Manual Included Spongebob Surf & Skate $8 Case and Manual Included Hip Hop Dance Experience $15 Factory Sealed (Sounds like game is not situated properly in case) Lego Batman 3 $6 Case and Manual Included The Amazing Spiderman $20 Case and Manual Included Sonic All Star Racing $11 Case and Manual Included Left 4 Dead $10 Case and Manual Included Call of Duty Advanced Warfare Day One Edition Case Manual and original receipt Included $10 Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga $20 Case and Manual Included Doom 3 $7 Game Only Halo 3 ODST $5 Damaged Case Included Call of Duty World At War $6 Game only Singularity $5 Case Included and Manual Sonic Ultimate Genesis Collection $8 Case and Manual and Receipt Included Yoostar 2 $3 Case and Manual Included Assassin’s Creed Revelation $4 Game and Manual Included Left 4 Dead 2 $10 Case and Manual Included Mass Effect 3 $6 Case Included Dance Masters $10 Factory Sealed The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Edition $10 Original Case and Manuals If theres codes uncertain if used Halo Reach $7 Case and Manual Included The Lego Movie Video Game $5 Case and Manual Included Mortal Kombat $7 Case and Manual Included Lego Batman 2 $8 Case and Manual Included Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 $10 Case and Manual Included Spiderman Edge of Time $18 Case and Manual Included Wii: Nicktoons MLB $5 Case and Manual Included Sonic Colors $12 Case and Manual Included (SOLD) Pokepark $28 Case and Manual Included Console: Brand New Nintendo Switch 32gb v1 $370 + Shipping (Or you can pickup NYC area no shipping fee) I also do free shipping on orders over $15! If you want to bundle games or have any questions of any sort please let me know! Vouches: https://www.reddit.com/mushroomkingdom/comments/hznvs0/u_doctorreinhardt_trade_thread/
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I recently Updated my items offered for sale Scroll down to see whats new! https://imgur.com/a/HT7VT26 Special! Buy $30 worth of PS4/PS3 Games and get a free copy of COD WWII for the PS4! I also give a 15% discount to anyone who uses Bitcoin to purchase Hello everyone, Today im selling off a large collection of games (100+) I'd figure I start here. Free shipping on orders $15 or more! Retro Games: Pokemon XD Gale of Darkness Gamecube - $80 no manuals (not sure if case is authentic or not) Pokemon Leaf Green Gameboy $40 - Game Only Pikmin 2 $60 game only Super smash bros melee Gamecube $40 Disc only Pokemon Gold Gameboy Color $28 Game only Pokemon Heartgold CIB $120 no pokewalker Pokemon Black 2 White 2 (Cartridges only $180 or $90 each) Lunar Silver Star Story Complete Disc 1 and 2 $70 Legend of Mana Disc only $40 Switch Games: Gun Gun Pixies Day One Edition $90 Brand New Has Been Heroes $10 case included Fortnite Darkfire Bundle $23 code unused Pokken Tournament DX (Have two copies one with/without standard case) $42 Cartridge only $48 with case Splatoon 2 $49 Generic case (no official case) Wii: Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn Wii - $65 game only Need for Speed Carbon $4 game only Pokemon Battle Revolution $15 Game Only My Sims Kingdom $5 Case + manual included Resident Evil 4 $8 Case + manual included Lego Rockband wii $5 Case + manual included Spongebob Truth or Square $5 Case + manual included Or: Buy all the wii games for $90 PS3: Grand theft auto IV $5 case and manual included God of War III $5 Case and manual included Uncharted 3 ps3 $6 Case and manual included Call of Duty Modern Warfare $6 Case and Manual included Call of Duty Black Ops $6 Case and Manual Included Saints Row III $6 Case and Manual Included LA Noire $5 Case and Manual Included Or: Buy them all for $25 Xbox 360: Skyrim The Elder Scrolls V $5 Case Included Borderlands 2 $5 Case and Manual Included Forza Motorsport 3 Ultimate Collection $40 Factory Sealed Duke Nukem Forever $7 Case Included Sonic Generations $14 Case Included Capcom Digital Collection $22 Case and Manual Included Call of Duty Ghosts $6 Damaged Case Included Sonic All Stars Racing $13 Case Included Fallout 3 $7 Case Manual and Receipt Included Injustice Gods Among Us $8 Original Receipt case and manuals Included Just Dance 2014 $8 Case and Manual Included Spongebob Surf & Skate $8 Case and Manual Included Hip Hop Dance Experience $15 Factory Sealed (Sounds like game is not situated properly in case) Lego Batman 3 $6 Case and Manual Included The Amazing Spiderman $20 Case and Manual Included Sonic All Star Racing $11 Case and Manual Included Left 4 Dead $10 Case and Manual Included Call of Duty Advanced Warfare Day One Edition Case Manual and original receipt Included $10 Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga $20 Case and Manual Included Doom 3 $7 Game Only Halo 3 ODST $5 Damaged Case Included Call of Duty World At War $6 Game only Singularity $5 Case Included and Manual Sonic Ultimate Genesis Collection $8 Case and Manual and Receipt Included Yoostar 2 $3 Case and Manual Included Assassin’s Creed Revelation $4 Game and Manual Included Left 4 Dead 2 $10 Case and Manual Included Mass Effect 3 $6 Case Included Dance Masters $10 Factory Sealed The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Edition $10 Original Case and Manuals If theres codes uncertain if used Halo Reach $7 Case and Manual Included The Lego Movie Video Game $5 Case and Manual Included Mortal Kombat $7 Case and Manual Included Lego Batman 2 $8 Case and Manual Included Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 $10 Case and Manual Included Spiderman Edge of Time $18 Case and Manual Included Wii: Nicktoons MLB $5 Case and Manual Included Sonic Colors $12 Case and Manual Included (SOLD) Pokepark $28 Case and Manual Included Battlefield 4 $3 Case Included Halo 4 $5 Case and Manual Included Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 $5 Case and Manual Included Call of Duty Black ops 1 $8 Case and Manual Included Call of Duty Ghosts $5 Case and Manual Included Fable II $5 Case and Manual Included Frontlines Fuel of War $5 No case Final Fantasy XIII $7 Case and Manual included Minecraft $26 Case and Manual Included Xbox One: Mortal Kombat 11 Kollectors Edition $310 SEALED Metro Exodus Day One $20 No case codes unused Rainbow Six Siege Advanced Edition $20 No case codes unused Planescape Torment Icewind Dale $18 Case and Game included Sekiro Shadows Die Twice $45 Factory Seale: Hello Neighbor Hide & Seek $10 Factory Sealed The Sims 4 Bundle $25 Factory Sealed Mass Effect Andromeda $8 Factory Sealed Plants Vs Zombies Garden Warfare $9 Case Included The Crew $8 Case Included Just Dance 2015 $8 Case Included Playstation 4: Crystar Day One Edition - $60 Opened but like new. Never played Persdona Endless Nights Collection PSVR $60 Star Wars Battlefront Game Only $5 Call of Duty WWII $6 Game Only (have multiple copies) Nascar Heat 4 New but opened $25 Judgment New but opened $28 Destiny 2 case and manual included $4 Rockband 4 comes with damaged case $35 Train Sim world 2020 $30 New but not sealed Minecraft Opened but new $28 Star Trek Bridge Crew $25 factory sealed Tales from the Borderlands $25 factory sealed Minecraft $30 Factory sealed Eagle Flight PSVR $20 Factory Sealed Kingdom Hearts III $15 Comes with case and manual The Elder Scrolls PSVR $36 Factory Sealed Rainbow Six Siege Advanced Edition $25 Factory Sealed the Elder Scrolls online $6 Factory Sealed Battlefield IV $9 case and manual included The Amazing Spiderman 2 $30 Game and original receipt included Call of Duty Infinite Warfare Legacy Edition $10 Case and Manual Included Mortal Kombat X $12 Case and Manual Included Eagle Flight $14 Case Included Miscellaneous items: Fossil Fighters Champions $45 Brand new 3ds XL Gray $250 Nerf Wii U Armor $25 Wii U Gamecube Controller Adapter Sealed in box $65 Apple ipad 32gb 7th gen with gen 1 apple pencil (both factory sealed) $425 OBO (Will only sell to trusted users) Nintendo Land Wii U Disc only $5 The Lego Movie Wii U Disc only $5 Pokemon Ultra Sun Sealed $40 New Additions! Playstation 4: Doom Eternal Brand NEW $34 Little Dragon's Cafe Deluxe Edition NEW $35 Senran Kagura Burst Re:Newal NEW $45 Monster Hunter World Iceborne Edition with steelcase BRAND NEW $30 Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint Ultimate BRAND NEW $50 borderlands 3 super deluxe edition BRAND NEW $45 The Surge 2 Limited Edition new but opened $24 MLB The Show 20 BRAND NEW $28 Monster Jam Steel Titans BRAND NEW $25 Call of Cthulhu Disc only $14 Cities Skylines Disc only $15 Agony Disc only $14 Farming Simulator 19 Disc only $14 Farming Simulator 17 Disc only $5 The Division Disc only $4 Shadow of War Disc only $5 WRC 5 Disc only $12 Truberbrook Disc only $12 Singstar Celebration Disc only $4 Pillars of eternity Disc only $14 Uncharted 4 Disc only $5 Star Wars Battlefront Disc only $5 Sudden Strike 4 Disc only $12 Psyvariar Delta Disc only $12 The Elder Scrolls PSVR Disc only $15 Space Hulk Tactics Disc only $11 Call of Duty Black ops 4 Disc only $10 Mass Effect Andromeda Disc only $4 Xcom 2 Disc only $6 Lego Ninjago Disc only $7 Trine Ultimate Collection New but opened $15 Xbox One: Bethesda 2-pack (Contains Dishonored 2 and Prey) BRAND NEW $11 Life is Strange 2 BRAND NEW $28 Sea of Thieves BRAND NEW $16 Marvel VS Capcom Infinite Disc only $14 Mafia III Disc only $10 Metal Gear Solid V Disc only $5 Destiny Disc only $2 Resident Evil 7 Disc only $7 Tennis World Tour Disc only $10 Lego Dimension Disc only $2 MXGP 2 Disc only $5 Call of Duty Black ops 4 Disc only $12 Override Mech City Brawl Disc only $7 Roman Rumble in Las Vegum Disc only $8 Halo Wars 2 Disc only $10 Plants vs Zombies Garden Warfare 2 Disc only $8 Hunting Simulator Disc only $15 Mortal Kombat X Disc only $8 Final Fantasy XV Disc only $5 Murdered Soul Suspect Disc only $5 Deus Ex Mankind Disc only $5 Madden NFL 19 Disc only $5 Slay the Spire Disc only $4 Mirrors Edge Catalyst Disc only $4 Recore Disc only $5 Abzu Disc only $10 call of duty infinite warfare Disc only $5 Everspace Stellar Disc only $12 Shadow of Modor Disc only $4 Rage 2 Disc only $10 Wolfenstein 2 Game-pack Discs only $12 The Walking Dead Season Two Disc only $4 L.A. Noire Disc only $11 The Elder Scrolls Online Disc only $1 The Crew 2 Disc only $14 Agents of Mayhem Disc only $5 Call of duty World War II Disc only $12 For Honor Disc only $3 Evolve Disc Only $5 Quantum Break Disc only $6 Fallout 76 Disc only $5 Micro Machines World Series Disc only $5 Fallout 4 Disc only $5 Wolfenstein II New Colossus Disc only $5 Cities Skylines Disc only $11 Just Cause 3 Disc only $5 Dishonored 2 Disc only $4 Watchdogs 2 Disc only $10 Thief Disc only $5 Troll and I Disc only $5 Steep Disc only $5 Sudden Strike 4 Disc only $10 Titanfall Disc only $4 Gears of Wars 4 Disc only $5 Agony Disc only $15 DS/Wii/Wii U: Guitar Hero 5 Disc only $10 Splatoon Wii U Disc only $6 Wii Remote $12 Black Ops 2 Wii u Disc only $14 Pokken Tournament Wii U Case and Manual Included $8 Pokemon Soulsilver Case & Manual Included $115 Pokemon Heartgold Case & Manual Included $115] Pokemon FireRed CIB $210 (Comes with the Adapter for GBA) Buy either HG/SS and you can buy the pokewalker as well for only $30 more Switch: Rally Racers BRAND NEW $10 Impossible Mission BRAND NEW $12 Xbox 360: Red Dead Redemption CIB $5 Minecraft Story Mode Complete Adventure Disc only $10 Mass Effect 3 CIB $10 Grand Theft Auto V CIB $10 Grand Theft Auto IV game only $5 Saints Row Case and Manual included $5 The Sims 3 Case and Manual Included $7 Dark Souls Disc only $5 Halo 4 Case and Manual Included $5 Terraria Case and Manual Included $9 Dragon Ball Z Battle of Z Disc only $13 Max Payne CIB $5 Assassin's Creed II CIB $4 Plants VS Zombies Garden Warfare Case and Manual Included $5 Console: Playstation 4 Pro 1tb $350 shipped Comes with the following games: Call of Duty Black ops 4 Call of Duty WWII Call of Duty Infinite Warfare Tales From Borderlands Destiny 2 I also do free shipping on orders over $15! If you want to bundle games or have any questions of any sort please let me know! Vouches: https://www.reddit.com/mushroomkingdom/comments/hznvs0/u_doctorreinhardt_trade_thread
The post (and in some places, my responses) were rushed in some areas.
I will admit that I didn't make my intentions clear with the previous post. While some responses I made were meant to give some insight into what may be going on with certain things, other areas (e.g the status of collabs) were speculation, albeit ones based on research that went on.
For this reason (and the fact that the PSO2 Twitter released some new information), I wanted to do a second post that addressed some of the things I failed to address last time as well as make things more clearer. The information provided in the post is a combination of conclusions I made together with discussions I had with various acquaintances and friends on the Phantasy Star Fleet Discord. With that said here we go...
Confirmations
PSO2es The release of Phantasy Star Online 2 NA will not be accompanied with PSO2es at the moment. (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1222957649915858944?s=20) Xbox Live Gold More of an issue to pick with Microsoft than SEGA, although Phantasy Star Online 2 is free to play as with many other free to play titles on Xbox One you will need an Xbox Live Gold subscription. Windows 10 games that make use of Xbox Live do NOT need an Xbox Live Gold subscription. No Character Transfers A response to a question regarding character transfers has revealed that there are no plans for JP players to be able to transfer their characters to the NA version. (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1222371507948548096?s=20) Casino Confirmed Nothing much really, the Casino is confirmed for Beta for those who had doubts it would be in the game at all. (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1222707050741809152?s=20) Group Chat & Voice Chat In addition to the Group Chat introduced in Episode 6 a Voice Chat functionality has been added in the game. The way they worded it seems to imply that it will be between party members with no details on whether you'll be able to Voice chat with Team Members. (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1223048445474242560?s=20) In addition, one thing to keep in mind is that the Group Chat was a feature added to the Episode 6 client of the game. (http://www.bumped.org/psublog/countdown-to-pso2-starsepisode-6/). While it is possible SEGA might just have isolated the feature, keep in mind that features are tied to Client versions. If this is the case this might mean PSO2 NA will start off with Episode 6's Quality of Life updates and balances. Whether Episode 6's story, classes and content is gated temporarily on release will be seen. English Dub & Dual Audio In a surprise announcement, it has been confirmed that PSO2 NA will have full English voice-overs. (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1222323522598526977) Apparently even Quna's songs have been dubbed to English. If this is a bother do not worry as the game will have Dual Audio options. This does however change the approach the game's text would have as dialogue boxes would essentially be transcribing the dub as opposed to just simply translating what is being said so playing the NA version in Japanese would make the text more of a "Dubtitle". There is no information on VAs involved though hopefully, we can expect the same kind of quality we've seen with SEGA's other dubbed games like Judgement and Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise. Closed Beta Content vs Final Game It has been confirmed that the features and content available to players during the Closed Beta will not be indicative of the final release. So if content is gated (its beginning to look like the Closed Beta will be limited to Episode 1), please don't jump to the conclusion that the full game would launch in that same state. (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1221535315422109696?s=20) (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1223459098919723008?s=20) No IP block for EU A very vanilla confirmation to bring up, especially since it was brought up today but I feel its important to emphasize since it was a worry many outside of North America had. Today's tweet however confirmed that an IP block will not be taking place: https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1222967403895611392. Xbox One (and Windows 10) regions are not account bound so you can freely change your region to US or Canada to gain access to the Beta and eventually the final game from the MS Store. Azure Cloud Many people came to conclusion that "Powered by Azure Cloud" meant the game would be streamed akin to the likes of PSO2 Cloud or a Google Stadia game. The announcement of the game's file-size and that there will be future updates expected should confirm that Phantasy Star Online 2 will be running natively on Xbox One (and hopefully PC). To give some clarification about what MS Azure's use is for, Cloud Servers are now used to host game servers. Notable examples include Minecraft and Sea of Thieves making use of Microsoft Azure and Fortnite using Azure's competitor; Amazon AWS. According to a Japanese exclusive interview, the reason SEGA decided to use Cloud Hosted servers is to be able to cover more geographical areas much easier (Anyone who's played Phantasy Star Universe might remember that game being hosted on a single data centre in the West Coast) SEGA ID As a recent tweet from the social media accounts confirmed, Phantasy Star Online 2 NA will NOT be using a Western version of the SEGA ID. (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1222586390094827521?s=20) This essentially makes PSO2 NA similar to Phantasy Star Universe's Xbox 360 version which utilized Xbox Live as your account. GamerTags are also present on Windows 10 which is how your Xbox One characters would be usable on Windows 10 and vice versa. This doesn't rule out a Steam release or other platform releases just yet either. I can't vouch from Steam (*can anyone who plays Halo: Master Chief Collection tell me how you sign in to Xbox Live on the Steam version?) but in recent years Microsoft had been interested in rolling out Xbox Live to other platforms with Minecraft and Cupheads on Nintendo Switch making use of Xbox Live functionalities. "All the Content" is still happening... to an extent Like it or not, to many of us "All the Content" was very vague... all the content up to that time? all the latest content? do Collabs count as content? This entry is as vague as their post but if there is one thing to confirm... is that they are at least working on it apparently: https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1222956665621733376?s=20 Microsoft's Role I want to make clear that Microsoft is NOT the publisher. According to a Japan-exclusive interview, Microsoft approached SEGA with the intention to have PSO2 released in the West and have one of its platforms be Xbox One. They do however bring up that they will be co-operating with Microsoft due to them having more experience managing Online games and dealing with the Western communities, though as we've seen... SEGA does have the final say regarding some matters (Phil Spencer couldn't comment about an EU release or account transfers) Windows 10 Version-Release No one knows EXACTLY when it is we'll be seeing the PC version released. However given some posts from the PSO2 Twitter (which I have put in one place here: ) we can probably narrow down a rough timeline of when we MIGHT expect it. *The Windows 10 version releasing "later in 2020" was not meant to mean "later in 2020", but rather that it simply releases AFTER the Xbox One version. (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1217980202858381312?s=20) *The Windows 10 version is still scheduled for release during Spring. Now bear in mind that Spring lasts from March to May (or sometimes June?) so I'm not implying that both of them might launch simultaneously (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1213892177224318976?s=20) *I'm stretching "confirmations" a bit here but... its to be expected given how vague the PSO2 Social Media can be. There appear to be implications that some kind of Beta (Open or Closed) will be taking place for Windows 10. (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1216039123355455489?s=20) (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1220433244237303809?s=20) I am aware that some scepticism may be present in trusting PSO2 NA's social media accounts, but given that most of what we know about the NA release (including the fact that its dubbed, has voice chat, Beta rewards) had been given out on Social Media and NOT put on the website... I think it's fair to say their information might be a bit more valid in comparison to the website for now (check in Speculations for a theory on why) which leads to... The Website's Information As we already know, the current website has had problems in terms of updates, no Beta rewards announced, None of the new information posted there. Thankfully, the Closed Beta date announcement revealed that a new website will be going up at the same time as the Closed Beta. While we don't know all the new information that would be present on the site, we have gotten some hints that we will at least get to know a bit about a potential Community/GM Team. (https://twitter.com/play_pso2/status/1222245074911686656?s=20) Terminology & Name Changes As we already know, there are some names that are spelled differently and terminology changes that have taken place. Some of the terminologies that were confirmed to be for NA were first revealed to us through the PSO2 Episode Oracle official subs so it's fair to say it counts as a reasonable source for what got changed. Although this section is called "Confirmations", I bent the rules here a bit by me trying to explain the potential reason these terms were changed so please bear with me...
Patch Name
Official Translation Name
Potential Reason
Darkers
Falspawn
My only guess is, the localizers didn't like the name "Darker". SEGA JP's Official Spelling is "D-arkers" (You can see this spelling in the English track name in PSO2 Volume 1 Japanese Soundtrack). I seriously doubt it has anything to do with "Darkers being offensive" when the antagonist "Dark Falz" remains as is. These kind of changes are what is commonly known as "Woolseyism", look it up on Tv Tropes for reference...
Darker Infection
F-Factor
Changed to match new name for Darkers. Also creates an allusion to PSO1 and its "D-Factor" infection.
Dark Falz Double
Dark Falz Gemini
In addition to maybe the localizers feeling "Double" sounds like a weak name given the context, the Kanji used to spell Double's name actually means "Twins". Please check back with my original post for a more thorough explanation on this. So again, "Woolseyism" at work.
Emergency Quest
Urgent Quest
"Emergency" and "Urgent" are the same word in Japanese. This is also the terminology planned to be used for the 2013 translation and which would be carried over to the SEA version. My guess is... it also helps to avoid confusion with "Emergency Codes" since even now that's what people think got changed.
Naberius
Naverius
No idea why this change took place, especially since SEGA JP's official name spelling is "Naberius"... though strangely, although Nab Rappy don't have an official English spelling... the Katakana for their name reads "Navu" as opposed to "Nabu" while the planet is spelled "Naberiusu".
Campship
Gateship
Localizers used SEGA JP's official terminology. You can see this name used in the English track name in PSO2 Volume 1 Japanese Soundtrack.
Dewman
Deuman
Localizers used SEGA JP's official terminology. You can see this in the Opening video (after character creation) for EPISODE 2
Gettemhart
Gettemhult
Localizers used SEGA JP's official terminology. You can see this spelling in EPISODE 1's end credits.
Melphonsina
Melfonseana
Localizers used SEGA JP's official terminology. You can see this spelling in EPISODE 1's end credits.
Lisa
Risa
Localizers used SEGA JP's official terminology. You can see this spelling in EPISODE 1's end credits.
Tea
Tia
The twin's names were meant to be a pun on "Patientia". Official SEGA JP spelling is "Tiea" as seen in EPISODE 1's end credits.
Patty
Pati
The twin's names were meant to be a pun on "Patientia". Official SEGA JP spelling is "Patty" as seen in EPISODE 1's end credits.
Zig
Jig
Localizers used SEGA JP's official terminology. You can see this spelling in EPISODE 1's end credits.
Ulc
Ulku
No idea why this happened.
Photon Rings
Photon Halos
Attempted Woolseyism
Coat Edge
Coated Edge
Attempted Woolseyism
If by any chance I missed anything, please let me know and i'll try to keep this list updated SEA Translation Before I start this section I would like to define what counts as "SEA terminology". You see, portions of PSO2 SEA's scripts were based on that of the translation intended for the original 2013 release and are in fact SEGA of America's terms. Some of these terms include:
Lillipans Lagomites
Oodan Woodan
Fangulf Phongalph
Darkers D-arkers
Matter Board Paradigm Matrix
Mechs Automata
My Room My Quarters
With that said, "SEA terminology" by my definition, of course, refers to changes that AsiaSoft (at SEGA of Japan's request) did which usually goes against established Phantasy Star terminologies like:
Monomates Health Drink
Force Wizard
Braver Samurai (counts since Braver was in Phantasy Star Portable 2 where it was localized in the West as "Vanguard"... though this one can be allowed to slide since Braver in PSO2 are completely different from PS Portable 2's Braver class)
Techniques Photon Magic
Photon Arts Photon Moves
Terms like these were thought to make a return to PSO2 NA (and changes like Falspawn get compared to them... despite the fact that Darkers haven't appeared in a past Phantasy Star game). The class list today, however, made use of the proper class name "Force" and throughout various posts referred to Monomates by their proper name. So rest assured... despite all the name changes, the AsiaSoft terminology that goes against past PS games is not being used.
Speculation
Why no concrete date is given I'll keep this one short and simple, given what happened the last time the game was 'delayed', could you imagine if a REAL (and not just "actually cancelled but we say its delayed") delay happens how the community would react... yea... Why information is different across Social Media and the Official Website As many of you have known, there has been some conflicting information regarding PSO2 NA. First, the website says the Windows 10 version isn't expected until later in 2020, then the social media confirms "Later" does not mean "Late 2020", then another confirmation that states the Windows 10 version is still planned to release in Spring. Simply put, the website hasn't been updated much, in fact, the most recent update only added the Closed beta date without including any of the new information revealed in the Twitter such as the Beta rewards (site stills says "rewards will be announced soon"), said Open Beta that was recently brought up, specific information (if you were new to the game, you wouldn't know about each Race and Class from the website... but the Social Media feed). Hopefully, when the full website releases on February 7th we will get more concrete information on these details that the current "Teaser Site" has. (*Fun fact... did you know the PSO2.com domain is actually owned by SEGA Europe?) Why the Closed Beta is exclusive to Xbox One I will not disregard the complaints there have been about the Closed Beta being an Xbox One exclusive. However I at least wanted to give an idea on why Xbox One gets a Closed Beta. Simply put... its a new port and no matter how alike Windows 10 and Xbox One are there are still some things that would need to be tested on it, particularly in how it handles with Xbox One exclusive features. Ideas on when the PC version comes out So if you read the details above concerning the Windows 10 version's release, you'll know that SEGA can be quite vague with their information but have given us some details to narrow down a potential time frame for when we can expect the Windows 10 version. Furthermore, the game's website brings up "Windows 10 version coming soon" in a section talking about the Closed Beta and also responded to various people's comments with things like "Closed Beta test is for Xbox One. Windows 10 version coming soon". The vagueness comes in the sense that we don't know whether "Windows 10 version" refers to the full game or one of the Betas (Open or Closed), however assuming it is and combining it with the points previously brought up, one of the following scenarios might take place:
Only the Closed Beta is exclusive since, as was stated in the previous point, its purpose is to test the Xbox One port. Open Beta in comparison is more or less a test of server-load so it would make sense to have Xbox One and Windows 10 active at the same time. If we count the Xbox Closed Beta as the game releasing FIRST on Xbox One, this still fits the whole "Windows 10 version releases after the Xbox One version but not late 2020", especially if the Open Beta is planned to take place during Spring.
Following the Xbox One Closed Beta, Windows 10 might get an exclusive Closed beta followed by the full release. I can't give a timeline for when this could happen; at best we might get a Windows 10 Closed Beta not too long after Xbox One's, at worst... Windows 10 will be on Closed Beta while the Xbox One version's launched.
Windows 10 Version Will be UWP I am aware that not many of us would be happy for this. However, from a development point of view it makes sense why the PSO2 Team might choose to do this. Currently in the Japanese version patch files have to be compiled for each specific platform... so now add needing to compile and put out patches for the multiple platforms and also prepare the patches for the NA version. Assuming the Windows 10 version of PSO2 NA is distributed on the MS Store, a UWP port of PSO2 makes the game nearly the same under the hood so only a single set of Patch files that work on Xbox One and Windows 10 would need to be created. This in turn helps to explain why the game would be exclusive to Windows 10.
General Info
Who does the port Game publishing, especially when it comes to MMOs, is not as straightforward as SEGA JP giving Microsoft or SEGA of America the source code to the game. All features and content for past version of PSO2 (SEA and Taiwan) were in fact developed by the Japanese team. While SEGA West (and/or their outsource responsible for portions of the game) might do things like translating the text and recording the voices, things like porting to Xbox One, programming Dual Audio support, Implementing Voice Chat and (once the game releases) developing potential NA exclusive content all fall on the development team in Japan who also need to work on PSO2 JP updates. Circumstances Regarding other Platforms Yes so... as much as I'd like PSO2 to be available on all platforms as Phil Spencer said, there are various circumstances that might affect their release in the West.
The PlayStation 4 version might be affected by Sony's censorship and cross-platform policies. While I am sure that the cross-platform policies may be easily solved by having PS4-specific blocks the censorship policies are another issue. Basically, as it stands Microsoft doesn't have as strict a censorship policy as Sony does (being more worried about outright religious references and what players do and say on their Xbox Live service). As a result, unless SEGA decides to self-censor, if the PC and Xbox One version have content that might be deemed unsuitable for PS4 then either SEGA would have to censor the game ONLY on PS4 or censor the game on all platforms to maintain consistency.
The Nintendo Switch... we live in a world now where Nintendo of all companies allows uncensored visual novels on their consoles and Sony censors em... so content-wise, PSO2 is MORE than fine. The problem lies in that the Nintendo Switch version isn't a native port but a Cloud Stream. Many people suggest throwing money at the problem will allow this version to be released, keep in mind that other Japan-exclusive Cloud-based titles on Switch from the likes of Capcom (Resident Evil VII Cloud) and Ubisoft (Assasin's Creed Odyssey: Cloud Version) aren't released in the West either... a proper NA release on the Nintendo Switch would need a proper port. While the Switch could probably handle PSO2 without problem, there is the issue of PSO2 having very limited storage capacity. (PSO2 NA is 70 GB). While its true the PS Vita version is smaller, it does have various graphical compromises.
Server Host People bring up that Microsoft is "hosting the servers", I figured I would explain what this entails. The way MS Azure works... Microsoft has about as much involvement managing the server as Amazon does managing Fortnite (sorry for bringing it up!) servers. Microsoft Azure is a Cloud Platform that any company that subscribes to can use for various purposes, including hosting servers. Microsoft's responsibilities fall on making sure that service stays active, is well maintained and doesn't have problems. As such, SEGA's responsibilities involve less managing the physical servers and more managing the server software and what goes on in the actual game. I'd like to bring up also that using Microsoft Azure should have no bearing on the game releasing on other platforms. Microsoft Azure is NOT the same as Xbox Live in the sense that it's more 'general purpose' and is something that even Sony uses. No release date and Radio Silence since E3 I cannot explain the EXACT reason why SEGA does this sort of thing, but I will say that its not something specific to PSO2. There has been radio silence and lack of information for SEGA's localized 2020 titles, namely Yakuza: Like a Dragon, Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega Mix and Project Sakura Wars. Much like PSO2, those games have only a vague 'release period' (Project Sakura Wars is also planned for "Spring 2020", Miku Megamix has a vague release period of just "2020"). This post may be updated over time so please check back from time to time, especially whenever a new update is available. Proper criticism on certain points I bring up will also be taken into account and changed accordingly (if you feel an entry doesn't belong to the right category, etc) EDIT: New confirmations I forgot to add when I first wrote this. EDIT 2: Added info on the dub (nothing new for many of us) and specified about the Xbox Live Gold subscription not being needed for PC. Also.. thanks to whoever gave me Silver and Helpful Award! ^ I'll be sure to keep us updated on things. EDIT 3: I got Pati and Tia's name wrong. As a result, it doesn't line up with SEGA JP's official terminology. In addition, another terminology discovered, F-Factor. EDIT 4: Rephrased some sections, added some extra details on certain localization entries and added an extra line on the origin of some of the statements said.
[USA] [H] Over 1K Games, Consoles, Controllers, Manuals, Guides, and More [W] PayPal
All prices include shipping to the US (with the exception of Hawaii and Alaska). I always give discounts on purchases of multiple games/consoles. Feel free to make your own offer on multiple items. The only prices that aren't negotiable are individual items. This post is organized as follows. There's a TON here, so please check out everything, as items can be easy to miss!
1) Consoles/Console Lots
2) Controllers/Accessories
3) Games
4) Factory Sealed Games
5) Build Your Own Commons Bundles (designed for completionist collectors)
6) Amiibos, Strategy Guides, and Art Books
7) Cases and Manuals
Feel free to ask for detailed pictures on anything! Pictures for a lot of items are hyperlinked throughout the post. If you want more photos on any items, just ask! I'm honestly cool with taking as many photos as you'd like. https://imgur.com/a/fla9dRD 1) Consoles/Console Bundles Consoles are all tested thoroughly and working. ALL consoles listed have all cords needed to play right away Nintendo Handhelds
3) Games Games are CIB, unless otherwise noted. Games are all working great, and condition of games ranges from good to like new. As a precaution, assume discs and cases will show normal wear. Feel free to ask for pictures of any game(s)! Gameboy Advance (Game Only)
Bomberman Max 2.0 (Blue Version) -$7
Cabbage Patch Kids -$5
Cartoon Network Speedway -$5
Castlevania (Classic NES Series) -$16
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon -$6.25
Driver 2 -$5
Ed Edd and Eddy Jawbreakers -$5
Garfield Search for Pooky -$6
Harlem Globetrotters -$5
Kim Possible -$5
Lizzie McGuire 2 -$5
Lizzie McGuire 3 -$5
Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga -$12
Mario Golf -$12
Mario Kart Super Circuit -$10
Mario Tennis -$12
Mario vs Donkey Kong -$10
Metroid Fusion - $25
Monster Trucks Mayhem -$5
Nicktoons Battle for Volcano Island -$5
Phil of the Future -$5
Shrek 2 -$6
Sonic Advance -$11
Super Mario Advance -$9
The Sims 2 -$8
Wario Land 4 -$14
Wario Mega Microgames -$19
Wario Ware Twisted -$29
Gameboy ColoGameboy (Game Only)
Bases Loaded -$5
Battle Arena Toshinden -$12
Bugs Bunny 2 -$6
Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 Cobri's Journey -$15
Driver -$5
Game and Watch Gallery -$6
George Foreman's KO Boxing -$5
James Bond 007 -$7
Kirby's Dream Land -$11
Kirby's Dream Land 2 -$19
Legend of the River King -$12
Marble Madness -$6
Mouse Trap Hotel -$7
NFL Blitz -$5
Pac Man -$6
Pokemon Blue (saves) -$16
Pokemon Pinball -$10
Pokemon Red (saves) -$19
Radar Mission -$6
Super Mario Bros Deluxe -$13
Super Mario Land - $9
Super Mario Land 2 -$11
Tetris DX -$9
Wario Land Super Mario Land 3 -$14
Wave Race -$6
Yoshi -$7
Zelda Link's Awakening (saves) -$20
Gamecube
007 Nightfire -$11
2006 Fifa World Cup -$5.25
Backyard Baseball -$14
Black and Bruised-rental sticker on top of disc, does not affect gameplay -$8
Cel Damage -$13
Crash Wrath of Cortex -$10
Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 -$5.25
Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2 -$17
Freedom Fighters -$12
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone -$32
Jimmy Neutron, Attack of the Twonkies -$7
Jimmy Neutron, Jet Fusion -$7
Kao the Kangaroo Round 2 (Game and Case) -$7
Karaoke Revolution - $6
Legend of Spyro a New Beginning -$16
Lord of the Rings the Third Age (Game and Case) -$6
Madagascar -$6
Madden 2002 -$5.25
Madden 2007 -$5.25
Mario Golf case and case paper have several flaws, including a few small tears -$10
Naruto Clash of Ninja 2 (Game and Case, Player's Choice) -$7
NBA Live 2004 -$5.25
Nicktoons Unite -$8
NHL Hitz 2002 (Game and Case) -$7
NHL 06 -$5.25
One Piece Pirates Carnival -$10
Pac Man World 2 -$11
Pac Man World 3 -$17
Pikmin 2 (Game and Case) -$34
Prince of Persia, Warrior Within -$8
Robots (Game and Case) -$5.25
Robotech Battlecry (Game and Case) -$8
Sims 2 Pets (Game and Case) -$7
Sonic Adventure DX (Player's Choice) -$14
Sonic Adventure 2 Battle (Game and Case, Player's Choice) -$19
Spongebob Squarepants: Plankton's Robotic Revenge (Game and Case) -$5.25
Star Wars Clone Wars -$6
Star Wars, the Force Unleashed -$5.25
Super Mario Galaxy -$10
Super Mario Galaxy 2 -$12
Super Smash Bros Brawl -$16
Super Swing Golf Season 2 - $8
Table Tennis -$5.25
Tales of Symphonia -$8
Tangled -$5.25
The Smurfs, Dance Party -$5.25
Tiger Woods 09 -$5.25
Tiger Woods 10 -$5.25
Toy Story 3 (Game and Case) -$7
Toy Story Mania -$8
Up! -$5.25
Vet Life (Animal Planet) -$7
Wall-E -$5.25
We Ski -$5.25
Wheel of Fortune -$9
Wii Fit -$5.25
Wii Play -$5.25
Wii Sports -$10
Wii Sports Resort -$12
Winter Sports -$6
World Championship Poker -$5.25
World Party Games -$5.25
Wreck it Ralph -$9
WWII Aces -$5.25
Zack and Wiki -$10
Zelda, Twilight Princess -$10
Zelda, Skyward Sword -$20
Zhu Zhu Pets 2 -$5.25
Wii U
Amiibo Festival -$6
Amazing Spiderman -$20
Amazing Spiderman 2 -$14
Just Dance 2014 -$6
Just Dance 2015 -$7
Just Dance Disney Party 2 -$6
Lego Batman 2 (Game and Case) -$7
Mario and Sonic at the 2014 Olympics -$14
Mario and Sonic at the 2016 Olympics -$42
Mario Kart 8 -$14
Mass Effect 3 - $7
Minecraft -$18
Super Mario 3D World -$10
Super Mario 3D World (Nintendo Selects) -$10
Super Mario Maker (Game and Case) -$15
Super Smash Bros Wii U -$16
The Smurfs 2 -$11
Zelda Breath of the Wild -$27
Zelda Twilight Princess HD -$37
XBOX
Batman Begins -$7
Bard's Tale -$8
Black -$8
Colin McRae Rally 2004 -$5.25
Crimson Skies -$5/25
Fable (Game and Case) -$6
Freedom Fighters (Game and Case) -$7
Grabbed By the Ghoulies -$10
Halo 2 Map Pack -$6
Hunter the Reckoning -$10
Madden 2003 -$5.25
Madden 2004 -$5.25
Madden 2005 -$5.25
Madden 2006 -$5.25
Murakumo Renegade (Game and Case) -$7
Max Payne 2 -$6
NBA Street Volume 2 -$7
Need for Speed, Underground 2 -$9
Oddworld, Munch's Oddyssey -$8
Outlaw Golf -$5.25
Psychonauts (Game and Case) -$15
Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy -$12
SSX 3 -$10
Star Wars the Clone Wars/Tetris -$5.25
The Cat in the Hat -$7
Toca Race Driver 2 -$5.25
Tomb Raider Legend -$7
Tom Clancy Splinter Cell Chaos Theory -$7
XBOX 360
Aliens Colonial Marines -$6
Assassin's Creed III -$5.25
Battlefield Bad Company 2 -$5.25
Brutal Legend (game and manual)-$5.25
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 -$5.25
Captain America, Super Soldier (Game and Case) -$16
Chaotic Shadow Warriors (game and manual) -$5.25
Dance Dance Revolution Universe 2 -$7
Devil May Cry - $8
Dirt 3 -$12
Disney Universe -$9
Elder Scrolls Skyrim -$5.25
Fantastic 4 -$5.25
Fifa 06 -$5.25
Fifa 10 -$5.25
Gears of War -$7
Gears of War Limited Collector's Edition -$13
Kinect, Disneyland Adventures -$6
Mafia II -$10
Max Payne 3 -$6
Midnight Club Los Angeles Complete Edition (Platinum) -$7
NCAA Basketball 2009 -$14
NHL 12 -$5.25
Nickelodeon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles -$7
Pocket Bike Racer -$5.25
Prototype 2 -$5.25
Sega Superstars Tennis/Live Arcade -$5.25
Sesame Street Once Upon a Monster -$6
Spiderman, Shattered Dimensions -$21
Spiderman, Web of Shadows -$19
Splatterhouse -$13
Splinter Cell, Double Agent -$7
Star Trek Legacy (Game and Case) -$9
Tales of Vesperia -$8
Tiger Woods 07 -$5.25
Transformers -$9
Vanquish -$10
Virtua Tennis 2009 -$5.25
WWE '12 -$7
X-Men Origins, Wolverine -$10
5) Factory Sealed Games Playstation
Metal Gear Solid (Greatest Hits) -$23
Pac Man World -$30
Playstation 2
Jak and Dexter (Greatest Hits, has tear on botton part of seal) -$15
Lego Indiana Jones (Greatest Hits) -$7
Madden 08 -$7
MLB The Show 09 -$7
Ratchet and Clank, Up Your Arsenal (Greatest Hits) -$24
Wii
Namco Museum Remix -$8
Trauma Team -$19
XBOX
Midway Arcade Treasures -$20
Pac Man World 2 (Platinum Hits) -$20
XBOX 360
Borderlands 2 with Add-On Content Pack -$16
Dishonored -$8
Halo Reach -$10
Ice Age Continental Drift -$11
Jimmy Johnson's Anything with an Engine -$14
Ultimate Action Triple Pack -$20
5) Build Your Own Commons Bundles (designed for completionist collectors) *I have a lot of respect for people who go for complete and near-complete sets of games, and I want to help other collectors check off common games in bulk. Of all the games above priced at $5.25 or $6, you can build any custom bundle from these options: *
Bundle 1 - Choose any 10 games for $30
Bundle 2 - Choose any 15 games for $40
Bundle 3 - Choose any 25 games for $55
6) Amiibos, Collector's Items, Strategy Guides, and Art Books Amiibos
Collector Items Please note that while all other prices reflect shipping cost, the prices for collector's items do *not include shipping, since they are so big.*
Far Cry 5 Collector's Edition (Brand New with Poster) -$13
Final Fantasy NT Collector's Edition Guide (Brand New, Dissidia) -$7
Harvest Moon, Light of Hope (Brand New) -$13
Mastering Minecraft 4 Edition -$7
Playing with Super Power (Prima's SNES Classic Guide) (Brand New) -$10
Super Mario Sunshine (Nintendo Power)-$13
The Evil Within 2 Prima Guide (Brand New) -$10
Wolfenstein II Prima Guide (Brand New) -$9
Art Books
Art of Dead Space -$8
Art of the God of War III -$11
7) Manuals (I know $5 is steep on some of these, but it's the lowest I can go without losing money from shipping and fees; feel free to make aggressive bundle offers with these!) Manuals Gameboy *Pictures here
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