Project Overkill

[Anonymous No.1681289]

i just got this game, mortal kombat 3 for pc, a ps2 memory card, atari - 80 classics in one for pc, and the gravis game cd for pc, all for $1, how did i do?

[Anonymous No.1681293]

op here: heres mortal kombat 3

[Anonymous No.1681295]

>>1681289
>>1681293
and atari 80 games in one

[Anonymous No.1681301]

>>1681289
>>1681293
>>1681295
and i couldnt find a pic of the gravis game cd but it says it contains games like doom, raptor, commander keen 4, heretic, terminal velocity, one must fall - 2097, battle beast, hocus pocus, epic pinball - super android, outer ridge, and jazz jackrabbit

oh and btw i got all of this at a local yard sale

[Anonymous No.1682219]

Doesn't give me incentive to ever go yard sailing again. Still, a PS2 memory card for a buck is convenient.

[Anonymous No.1682240]

You probably already know this, but you will need to use PS1 memory cards for PS1 games, as PS2 cards are formatted differently.

[Anonymous No.1682273]

>>1681289

I remember when Project Overkill came out and I was vaguely interested in it but never got around to playing it. I don't think anyone ever thought more of it than just, "gory isometric shooter," it wasn't really something people talked about.

>>1681293

That doesn't look like the Ultimate edition, which was a lot better. You get to experience the dud that marked the beginning of the franchise's slow decline in popularity.

>>1681295

That's probably neat.

All in all, I'd say you did good. I'd buy all that for a dollar. Then again, sometimes I give homeless people a dollar so I guess I'm not very stingy with my dollars.