Playing CD-Rs on PCE IU

[Groover]

I bought dracula X and I love it. There are some Turbo CD games that are beyond $200 and that is something I can't get. I do want to experience the games and I continue to buy old games. Also I'm concerned that some day my CD games will no longer work and I need backups.

[Bernie]

I'm pretty sure your cd games will outlast the system....or you for that matter.

[SignOfZeta]

It's hard to imagine being able to afford a working CDROM2 system and not have the money for Drac X, which is only about the cost of a LE PS3 game.

[Groover]

I'm pretty sure your cd games will outlast the system....or you for that matter.

Well that is good to know. I'm not sure the same can be said for my Sega CDs.

[poponon]

b-but... my disc rot...

It's hard to imagine being able to afford a working CDROM2 system and not have the money for Drac X, which is only about the cost of a LE PS3 game.

I have a really hard time justifying spending more than 20$ on a game. I try not to collect games.

I try to aim for around 1$/hr of gameplay, because I feel as though that's about the max I'd pay to play a game with pocket money.

[pdiggitydogg]

It's hard to imagine being able to afford a working CDROM2 system and not have the money for Drac X, which is only about the cost of a LE PS3 game.

Last time I saw dracX it was over $100 on the ebays?

[VenomMacbeth]

It's hard to imagine being able to afford a working CDROM2 system and not have the money for Drac X, which is only about the cost of a LE PS3 game.

Last time I saw dracX it was over $100 on the ebays?

It used to hover right around $100, but now it seems to be working its way up to the $150s.

Still, DracX and Kaze Kiri are the only games I'm planning on dropping a load of dough on for the CD-ROM, and I'm really not sure why because I can't even bring myself to shovel out $60+ for the Thunder games.