Exactly. Plus I would have traditional controls rather than a touch screen. But the future is looking better. Hopefully they will realize that consumers want value, even on mobile games.
The only bad thing for me is that I miss their support of the DS. They had a lot of games on that device. I don't like using a touch screen for gaming all that much. The only thing I really see on the horizon is Dragon Quest 7 & Chocobo Racing 3D from them. It looks like Bravely Default is a lost cause at this point.
I got an iPad Mini for school, so that kind of worked out for me. If you take the plunge, just know that many games these days won't work on the older devices. I think that the cheapest way to get into iOS gaming is with an iPod Touch, if you want to try it out.
I don't mind it if it's good value. I did buy and enjoy Dimensions. But yeah, the dlc for ATB was so lazy. But you already know how I feel about that game from a past 1up blog. lol
Their reasoning is that their developers continue to work on content after the game is completed. So by the time the discs are all printed, shipped and put on retail shelves, they have all this stuff ready for dlc support. I say if you're going to do that, make it worthwhile, not some little extra stuff that takes about an hour to make!
Haha, but I have to refuse. I already have that game. I will pass and let someone else win a good game like that.
Call me old and cranky, but I don't really care about social media anymore. It's getting past its prime for me. Sure, it was great for awhile, reconnecting with people I had known in my life. But I've come to realize that their life these days doesn't include me. So what's the point of messaging and posting if no one is even going to respond? The only thing I see on facebook these days are stupid pictures. I think that by the time social media gains traction on the PS4 (enough people to own one), social networking will become obselete. So what makes it better than the PSN and XBL that we have now? Not much I think.
This was one of those games that took me a very long time to get 100% on. Tiptup was my main. It literally took me months of solid play to complete it. By the end, I felt like I had become one of the best racers in the world lol. It's definitely challenging, even if today I realize that said challenge was mostly due to the wonky controls. But hey, it was a fun game.
Ah, but does she have clay fighter 63 1/3 sculptor's cut? =-D
