I recently purchased a bunch of games from a local thrift store. I got 8 games for $12. Here is the full list:<br /><br />Medal of Honor 2010 (PC)<br />Frontlines: Fuels of War (PC_<br />Wild Star (PC)<br />Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (PC)<br />Medal of Honor: Airborne (PC)<br />Socom:U.S. Navy Seals (PS2)<br />Hitman 2: Silent Assassin (PS2)<br />NHL Championship 2000 (PSone)<br /><br />I know Wild Star is free, but it was an unopened copy for 2 bucks. I could not say no. I never buy sports games, but it was 65 cents. One of my childhood heroes is on the cover (Mike Modano). I own digital versions of Allied Assault and Airborne, but I could not resist a physical copy. As for Medal of Honor 2010, I do own it for the PS3, but shooters are always better on the PC.<br /><br />Here is gameplay of Medal of Honor: Allied Assault. Released in 2002, this was the third Medal of Honor game and the first PC game. This is the GOG version of the game. I already owned it, but I could not turn down a PC copy of the game. Along side its console counterpart Frontlines, it is widely considered to be one of the best World War 2 shooters ever. The team that developed it would go on to form a studio called Infinity Ward and create the first Call of Duty game. This game really is fucking great. I would highly recommend it.<br /><br />Personal twitter: @fsmetal<br />Website twitter: @deliriumfeed<br />https://www.facebook.com/DigitalDelirium01/<br />https://plus.google.com/u/0/105800364840884102272<br />https://valereth2.tumblr.com/<br />https://www.twitch.tv/valereth<br />https://www.minds.com/Valereth<br />https://gab.ai/fsmetal
