sell or not

[Seminole Warrior]

I'll keep mine either to make a collection or I may use it as trading power in the future to get a new better game.

[deathsights]

if you can trade in your s3 for s:ca, then i will

but if they gonna be -don't curse- about it, then i prolly will keep s3, maybe a lil ebay might help

[Pvt.Dirt]

I started playing in Socom 2 and I still play that when I get bored of s3, plus like people have said, you pay $50 for it and your going to trade it in for liek $5, doens't make sense for me, I'm keeping s3.

[Negative Creep]

Originally Posted by Pvt.Dirt

. . . plus like people have said, you pay $50 for it and your going to trade it in for like $5, doesn't make sense to me, I'm keeping s3.

I hope you didn't pay $50 for your copy of SOCOM 3... if so, then someone screwed you over.

But anyway...

If you hurry up, you can still get about $20 in trade credit for SOCOM 3... I traded mine in when Table Tennis came out on Xbox 360... I got a hefty $20 credit... not too bad considering SOCOM 3 cost me about $30 for a brand new copy of the game.

I can't wait to hear word on how good/bad "SOCOM:Combined Assault" is... it might give me reason to turn on my PS2... or playing some SOCOM 2 online... I still have my copy of that game. (Best of the series, if you ask me.)

[E. Writer]

Originally Posted by Negative Creep

I can't wait to hear word on how good/bad "SOCOM:Combined Assault" is... it might give me reason to turn on my PS2... or playing some SOCOM 2 online... I still have my copy of that game. (Best of the series, if you ask me.)

The maps are better, yes, the overall game and gameplay, RUINS S2. S3 gives you a more "in the game" feel. S3 > S2

[Negative Creep]

Originally Posted by GFX Student.

The maps are better, yes, the overall game and gameplay, RUINS S2. S3 gives you a more "in the game" feel. S3 > S2

So an "in the game" feel is having people sit in shrubbery and snipe you out while just sitting there hiding?

You can keep that noise... give me the lag of Crossroads any day of the week over playing against those scrub tactics.

[E. Writer]

Originally Posted by Negative Creep

So an "in the game" feel is having people sit in shrubbery and snipe you out while just sitting there hiding?

You can keep that noise... give me the lag of Crossroads any day of the week over playing against those scrub tactics.

See, now why did you have to go and bring up the nubs in the bush?? I'd rather be killed by someone in a bush, than someone glitching in the stairs on Crossroads.

[Focus]

Originally Posted by Negative Creep

I hope you didn't pay $50 for your copy of SOCOM 3... if so, then someone screwed you over.

But anyway...

If you hurry up, you can still get about $20 in trade credit for SOCOM 3... I traded mine in when Table Tennis came out on Xbox 360... I got a hefty $20 credit... not too bad considering SOCOM 3 cost me about $30 for a brand new copy of the game.

I can't wait to hear word on how good/bad "SOCOM:Combined Assault" is... it might give me reason to turn on my PS2... or playing some SOCOM 2 online... I still have my copy of that game. (Best of the series, if you ask me.)

New games cost $50 when they come out..atleast here they do. Not too sure about where you live.

[Godmoney]

I already sold my SOCOM 3, months ago. That peice of **** game was only sitting around collecting dust. Now SOCOM II on the other hand, I still have that. Funny too, I don't even own a PS2 anymore.

[Negative Creep]

Originally Posted by Focus

New games cost $50 when they come out..atleast here they do. Not too sure about where you live.

I've already stated how much my copy cost... $39 less $5 deposit = $34 dollars. Everywhere in Illinois sells the game for $39 brand new. Considering (to me) that it seems like a SOCOM 2 expansion pack, I thought it was a good price on the new game.

But then again, that is just my opinion...