I am not a rich person by any means, so I can’t grab just any game I want. I do, on occasion, but honestly I have been having to limit my game purchases. Combine this with the fact I do play online Massively Multi player Games that require a monthly fee, and my game buying money goes down really quick. So I’ve decided to make a list of the currently released and future games I would like to get and plan accordingly.

Here is my list..for the moment: (List can be subject to change on the whims of the list creator.)

Xbox 360

Burnout: Paradise
Lost Odyssey
Blue Dragon
Fable 2 (along with the XBLA minigames.)
Fallout 3(Special Edition. I want the Vault Boy bobble head ;))
Oblivion with expansion pack
NHL Hockey 09
Bionic Commando

I might get too human, not sure. Will download the demo monday and check it out. Also there are a few XBLA titles in the pipe that I want, including Bionic Commando rearmed.

PSP

Star Ocean 1 remake
Star Ocean 2 remake
Many of the Classic Game collections
Jeanne D’Arc

Nintendo DS

Final Fantasy IV remake
Chrono Trigger DS
Dragon Quest IV, V, and VI

WII

Buy a Wii console
Animal Crossing

PC

Neverwinter Nights 2 expansion packs
The Witcher

I also plan on buying a bunch of PS2 games, like completing the Jak and Daxter series, getting some of the RPG’s for the system I don’t have, and just getting the games that are now cheap and fun to play. I also plan on getting a new PSP.

I know just getting those games alone could take me to the end of the year; there are a bunch of games coming out next year I would like to get. I want to get a ps3 as well, there are a bunch of games on the system coming out or already out that I’d like to play. However, getting a wii console is stretching it at this point so I don’t know if that will happen this year.

We’ll see. If my job situation changes and I start getting more money? All bets are off

- Warren

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