I never realized how many games were ported to the iOS until Snee blogged about it before. I knew they had a few Final Fantasy games and Final Fantasy Tactics, but it seems as if they are sreally pumping these out quickly as of lately. It's cool though, I don't mind using iOS to catch up on things I may have missed at some point!
I agree. Day-1 DLC is awful. Why would developers create a full game, then splinter off a section or two solely for DLC and extra profitting.
It's a sad time for us, it's true.
But I worry even more about the future and what my kid's gaming future will hold. This is a hobby I'd love to share and pass down, I'm just not sure if I'll be able to effectively do it though.
I'll still give EA my money if I see a game that I really want (Granted, I'll definitely be renting it first so I can judge it before I try it). I just think that companies need to refocus their goals and initiatives before they launch crap and expect us to pay full price for it.
Honestly, I would be much less bitter if Aliens would've released as it was but for $30-$40 instead of the full $60.
You guys both have great points, ESPECIALLY in regards to grabbing niche RPGs before they esculate in price.
I know I grabbed Fire Emblem on day 1 and I have yet to regret it, let alone stop playing it!
Great points bud.
I actually just read an interview with the developers of RockStar and they were just saying how they refuse to constantly release GTA games intermittedly because of their fear of the series growing stale and stagnant amoung it's fans. I gotta say that I fully agree with the Quality over Quantity methodology.
I completely agree with you Tami.
The problem we have with a lot of these games is the fact that we 'preorder' a lot of them long before they're released. By doing so, we're basically telling the developers to take our money because no matter how shitty the outcome is for the game, we're still willing to pay the full $60 for it.
I'm trying to remain hopeful for the future as well Ben.
Honestly though, so far the PS4 is outshining the NeXtbox in my eyes. While I love my 360 to death, I'm seeing far more positives outweighing the PS4 as compared to the 720. I'm just hoping that Xbox has a few tricks up it's sleeves to keep me drawn towards it.
Yes. Perhaps better is more suited to what I was talking about than more was. Thanks!
I saw that 'option' with Xenogears and Legend of Dragoon on my PS3.
I just think it's wierd that we have to 'change' discs, and it wasn't all lumped together as one file.
However, I really don't understand how the emulation works for the PSN, so I can't really go on judging and questioning how things are done I suppose!
