Ken McKown writes: Repackaging games from the past generation has become just another Tuesday this generation. Almost every company has jumped on board, and for the most part I have no issues with these “Ultimate Editions” of the games. Then comes the Prototype: Biohazard Bundle, which is a collection of both original games for PS4 and Xbox One. While most of these types of collections feature upgraded visuals, resolution or some kind of technical improvement, this package actually runs worse than its original counterparts in some cases. The resolution has been upped to 1080p but with no tweaking to take advantage of the new machines, we are essentially paying $50 for the privilege of backwards compatibility.
Carlos writes: "If you’re someone who likes to make sure you get the best deals on your games, then the weekly Xbox Live Deals With Gold and Spotlight sale is the place for you. With countless bargains week-in and week-out, there’s plenty of reason to be excited when the latest set of offers roll around each week. Today is the day of the latest update, so in usual fashion we take a look over the best and worst of this week’s deals - the ones in place between the 6th-12th March 2018 - to give our advice on what you should be adding to your collection."
Play-Asia has reduced the prices on 8 gaming products including Zero Time Dilemma for PS Vita and Resident Evil 7: Biohazard for PS4.
Neil writes "Did you pick up the awesome Just Cause 3 with the Xbox Countdown to 2017 Daily Deal for the 26th Dec? No? Well we're afraid you've missed out for good. Don't worry too much though as a new Daily Deal is now in place - and it'll stay with us for the entirety of 27th Dec 2016."
Why can't N4G contributors put a small reference to the region in their article posts here? How hard would it be to put UK in the title or byline when posting? SMH.
