I'd say x-port. Lot's of great budget games out there. I bought a bunch of games (many of which I probably shouldn't have) and as always I find myself only playing a few of them. GT3 way on top of that list, followed on a distance by a whole bunch of games that I still need to finish:
- Baldur's Gate DA (great graphics & sound, great 2 player, get's a bit repetitive single)
- Time Crisis 2 (just great really, if I had a gun for 100hz I'd have finished it a long time ago, also a great iLink game! And the Crisis Missions that you get after you finish the 'regular' game are fantastic! Much better than the original game! And hard!
- Final Fantasy X (great game, will get back to that soon, feel stupid now that I heard I forgot to find some books)
- MGS2 (great atmosphere)
- Jak & Daxter (still fun, halfway now, and the missus likes watching me play)
I'd play Tekken 4 a whole lot more if I'd have someone to play it with and if it wasn't so similar to the old ones. The rest of the games I have were ok or plain sucked, only it took me a while to realise this.
However, I played GT3 most, kept going back to it, and then when I discovered the online community I've been playing it since January almost every day. None of these games have captured me quite it. And the X-Port is a great addition to that game - I didn't make that replay manager for nothing. ;-) I have two memcards, and if I didn't have the x-port I'd need a whole bunch more by now.
I'd say x-port. If you got that many games you'll just be checking games out and never really play them anyway, at least that's my experience (in 16 years of gaming).
, we in the US dont get it 
, but I heard we are not missing much 
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and if u are sure can u post a pic?
