Things you recently bought or got

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CoD Black Ops 2: 10€
Yoshi's Wooly World: 25€
The Sims 3: 5€
Metroid Prime 3 Corruption: 10€
Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition: 10€
Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins: 3€
Starfox Adventures: 28€
Everything complete in box!
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CoD Black Ops 2: 10€
Yoshi's Wooly World: 25€
The Sims 3: 5€
Metroid Prime 3 Corruption: 10€
Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition: 10€
Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins: 3€
Starfox Adventures: 28€
Everything complete in box!
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"Complete in Box" that's a bit of a stretch for Wii U games. 😅

Most Wii U games just had a Nintendo Club voucher, a safety pamphlet, and the disc.

That safety pamphlet was really pointless. At least they could have given us a thin manual!
 
CoD Black Ops 2: 10€
Yoshi's Wooly World: 25€
The Sims 3: 5€
Metroid Prime 3 Corruption: 10€
Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition: 10€
Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins: 3€
Starfox Adventures: 28€
Everything complete in box!
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damn, if you got cod on a Nintendo console, you kinda got shafted compared to pc/playstation/xbox
 
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I bought my Cousins Rog Ally off him for £250 he doesn't use it much anymore and said I'd get more use out if it.. Oh yes I will 😁😁😁

Came with the official charger, leads + a Asus Charger/Dock too. Just finished a clean install of Win 11 and am now in the process of slowly adding stuff to it. It's going to become an Emulation beast!!
 
Someone gave me a old HP Slimline S3300f PC.

Downgraded it from Vista down to XP and slapped an old GT430 i had laying around.
Using it as a retro XP gaming rig, i do want the R7 250 though.
Although it uses DDR3 like the GT430, its got 2GB of VRAM vs 1GB on the GT430.
Also the Radeon has a 128 bit memory bus vs the 64 bit memory bus of the GT430
 
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Filled up my car with gas, then went to pay and noticed my wallet was missing from my shoulder bag... Long story short, I luckily dropped it at my dad's farm so it was safe from strangers, picked it up, went back to the gas station and paid (the dude knows me so there's some level of trust).

Man, that's a lesson I'll never forget and I'll probably look into buying a GPS tag.

That really scared me, damn.
 
I bought my Cousins Rog Ally off him for £250 he doesn't use it much anymore and said I'd get more use out if it.. Oh yes I will 😁😁😁
Nice! Funny thing is how quickly people get fed up with their stuff. ROG Ally isn't really the cheapest handheld gaming device.
 
Filled up my car with gas, then went to pay and noticed my wallet was missing from my shoulder bag... Long story short, I luckily dropped it at my dad's farm so it was safe from strangers, picked it up, went back to the gas station and paid (the dude knows me so there's some level of trust).

Man, that's a lesson I'll never forget and I'll probably look into buying a GPS tag.

That really scared me, damn.

That moment when you feel the chill going down by your spine..
 
I bought a new soldering microscope from Amazon. However, Amazon being idiots, delayed my delivery to 10pm.
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I had the opposite issue....a week ago an item I ordered from Amazon arrived too soon. They told me an SSD I ordered would arrive in March, a week later they said the following Sunday and it would need a one time passcode......then they said it was arriving Saturday......when I was working.

Fortunately there was someone else in the house and they sent the code hours early, although they made them open the box to confirm it's contents, which they didn't know about and fortunately wasn't for them (something I need to note in the future in case I'm ever buying gifts for people).

Usually I get stuff delivered to work, but for an SSD due a month later I figured it was better to just get it delivered home since I expected it to go through the letterbox.

Edit:

For anyone wondering, this was the SSD:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0CCNB5SH5

I'm planning on putting it in my Thinkpad X280 to use for when I'm traveling to store local copies of media and to store any other OS's I feel like messing around with e.g. multiple Linux distros. I know it's only gen3 and probably dram-less, but it's good enough for my usage.
 
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