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Konvoi portal games version one rules
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konvoi portal games version one rules
  1. #Konvoi portal games version one rules android
  2. #Konvoi portal games version one rules Ps4
  3. #Konvoi portal games version one rules Pc

#Konvoi portal games version one rules Pc

On PC it was a buggy mess for a long time (graphical issues and 360 controller issues).Īndroid and iOS it was on sale for like $1, so why not, right? But I only recently got a good mobile controller, so I might finally play it on iOS soon.Īnd Vita I actually played it a bit, but I just don’t really like first person games with Vita’s dinky little analog sticks.Epic battle royale mobile game is designed by We Craft Games for you to play and have fun in survival escape challenge 3d simulator action games. It might have been from PS+ So I might not have BOUGHT it 5 times, but I do have it on 5 distinct consoles.Īnd you know what? Still haven’t beaten it, haha.

#Konvoi portal games version one rules android

Owned it back in the OG Xbox, rebought it on Steam, bought it on Android and iOS, and I have it on Vita. If the Metroid Prime Trilogy comes to Switch, it will probably make MP1+2 FIVE Dippers for me!ĮDIT: Actually I think I do have a 5-dipper already, and it’s kind of a weird one: Then there was a sale for the Trilogy so I picked up the disc of that.īut then when it came digitally on Wii U I bought it there and sold my trilogy disc. Then when MP3 was coming out I rebought both of them to replay before it came out. Got both when they came out on GameCube, then sold them both before beating them (both of their “collect all the things” quest at the end of the game irritated me to the point of not beating them) The only QUAD dippers I can think of are Metroid Prime 1+2. I bought it on PS4, never played it, then got it on PC on sale, never played it, and now it’s coming to Switch where I MIGHT play it now it’s on handheld.

#Konvoi portal games version one rules Ps4

Diablo 3 I had on PC, then on PS4 (where I barely played it), then in Switch (where I really love it). Wind Waker I bought twice in GameCube, then on Wii U.

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Triple dippers are rarer, but I do have quite a few. I also rebuy a lot of games on Switch to have handheld versions of them.Īnd I have a lot of the same games across Android and iOS since I swap between the two fairly regularly. A lot of GBA and DS games I did that with. I’ve double dipped on a TON of games, mainly from switching my 360/PS3 multi platform game library over to PC, and also because I used to sell all my games as a kid to pay for new games but then wanted them again when I got older and had more money. Many of the games I doubled dipped on were ones I bought on Xbox 360 when they would release the digital titles weeks after the retail launch, but they were games I ultimately wanted digitally, and so when they'd go on sale in the future for a few bucks I'd usually pick them up. I bought Half-Life 2 on Steam, then the Orange Box on 360 (retail), and then individually bought the standalone Portal: Still Alive (which had a challenge mode not in the original Orange Box), and then I believe I bought the Orange Box digitally once when it was on sale. Symphony of the Night, Resident Evil 4, much more. Same with any re-releases from PS2/Xbox generation or older. Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, Red Dead Redemption, GTAIV, Dishonored series, and lots more. Original PS2, PC retail, PC Steam, Xbox Double Pack w/ VC (Backwards Compat retail), Xbox 360 Backwards Compatible digital version from Xbox, Android or iOS version (forget which mobile one I bought).īut there's plenty of games I've bought twice, usually if I've bought the physical game and then later the game goes on sale and I buy the digital one, especially with Xbox backwards compatibility. Bought it about 5 different times if my count is correct. GTA San Andreas is the one I've doubled dipped the most for.















Konvoi portal games version one rules