I think it was Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness for 10 bucks lol.... :P

Kingdom Hearts for 20$.

Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves for $17.00

Tenchu: Stealth Assasins... 3 dollars.

Let's see....

Tekken 5
KH2
Tomb Raider
Shadow Hearts
Sly Cooper 3
FFX-2....

and about 6 other games for a total of.....

$5 :D

FFVI (£10)

O.o bought at a store? Really? How did you manage to get KHII for that cheap when it's still $50 where I work?

Mine was...hmm....

I think it was Tenchu II (dont remember which one that is...) for $5 (used...ick)

Timesplitters for £2.97.

...it was preowned, just so you know :P

Hmm...

FF7 and FF8 for less then $10 each in an second-handed store. Both without manuals and the latter without its original box. :wub:

Hrmms...cheapest game ever bought:
Namco's The Nightmare of Druaga: Fushigino Dungeon, brand new for $10.

Geez, when I was little as hell, I bought a Miss Spider's Tea Party game for only $8. It was a bit fun, knowing that I was easily amazed back then, but looking back at it now... it wasn't even worth that much bucks. XD; Haha. I still snicker at that game though. It was shooo ky00t~ I was obsessed with the Miss Spider series around that age. :3 Too bad at this moment I'm into multi-player fighting games... I miss those sweet, light times as a girly little "gamer". ;_;

EDIT: Oh yeah! Also, I got those handstick arcade games that you can buy individually for a dollar each. One/each "handstick", or whatever you call those things *snicker*, came with a little variety of arcade classics. You could just plug those things in the TV and choose a game you want to start playing. Those were love. <3 LOL, Pacman was the golden one... ha, so old school. :lol:

The Sims Urbz for $20 or $15 or $10. It definitely wasn't worth it. <_< I liked it at first, but then, after a little while, it was really, really stupid and boring.

:shifty: (They're way cheap overseas) :giggle: