He's right as well. People must have noticed that by now, wonder if that chart is still up to date - I just swagged it from a hastily googled launch review. Edit: People noticed right away, lol: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=719955 Also, they're doing the $1 = E1 = £1 thing. The traditional shafting of…
I love zombie games still, I never really burned out on WW2 games either even though their popularity attracted a lot of games that where not worth playing. Uncharted and Last of Us are pretty much the only reasons I own a PS3 and I rarely lump them in with all other games because they are done so well. I guess my beef…
Kind of a self correcting problem, isn't it? If people pay into these early access things and get burned a few times, they'll stop and it'll go away ... right? Not really worth raging on, IMO.
I like DLC and am more than happy to pay for it when its done right. Been some worrying examples of how not to do it in recent months, would like to see that change. Most of all I would like to see some sections of the community grow up and mature a LOT.
I have no problem with almost any of the trends listed on here... particularly the ones that KEEPS US EMPLOYED! Day 1 DLC's Are you guys aware that there are often many months between when a game goes GOLD (completely finished), and on shelves? Are you guys aware that with FINISHED assets, and completed mechanics, whipping…
the point isn't that it's not AAA. it's that it's charging 60 dollars. I don't even think AAA games should charge 60 bucks, but I understand that they can't do it at gamestop and just 20 bucks in steam..that just wouldn't end well. but there are reasons they do it...systems in place and suits to feed. this game has no…
"I don't even think AAA games should charge 60 bucks," Why? If pricing kept up with inflation they'd cost $70-$80 right now. I see alot of gamers just looking at the numbers and complaining about price rather than looking at their huge library of games. $60 is the upper range gamers will pay, why not let them charge what…
In addition to that I think Nintendo really values creating the right gaming environment. It's not just economics or stubbornness; there's something to be said about games being played without a hitch and on the controllers they were specifically designed for, without all the forethought about FPS, hardware specs, input…