IS3 for the rest of us....

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I wanted to play IS3. So I bought a used PS1 for $20 and used Playstation IS3 for $5. My wife got me a 5 inch LCD screen w/speakers for thr PS1, and it looks/plays pretty good. Just thought I'd throw that out there for those of us who can't afford or find IS3 for the Nuon.
 
After selling my NUON copy of IS3 (my RETAIL copy, *sigh*, something I regret to this day, along with my Turbo Duo, Neo Geo AES, etc.; goes without saying that I was unemployed at the time, heh), I picked up the Playstation version for about $10 later. It's pretty darned close really, and the controls are better IMHO. I still wish I hadn't sold it, but this does the job.
 
I guess I'm a purist and I only want to try out the NUON version. At least there are a couple of videos of it on youtube, that was the first time I had really seen it in action. Now I just need to find a copy or at least pay more attention to eBay.
 
ShaggysNUON said:
I guess I'm a purist and I only want to try out the NUON version. At least there are a couple of videos of it on youtube, that was the first time I had really seen it in action. Now I just need to find a copy or at least pay more attention to eBay.
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Yeah, I too want the game but just can't bring myself to get the Playstation version. It's like trying to imagine the first two games on something other than the Jaguar. Scary man.
 
hello it's been a while that cam here.

I can image what Tempest2KFreeker feels but the PS1 version has one great advantage on the nuon version. You can save you profile. Beside I prefer the Dual shock controler that the Logitech one but it is only a question of taste.
 
is3 get a psp and crack that sucker!

I dont know why none talks about that little sucker more I own 2 psp's and they are both cracked and have 4gb flash drives. I put t3k and syndicate wars and is3 on em and they run flippin'/ awesome and the n64 emu is just starting to work ok too! ( sorry I just thought i would throw that out there)
 
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