Weird how long VR has been out there, Microsoft and Nintendo not interested. Plenty of games out there to include a VR mode. EA doesn't seem interest with its racers, more so F1 25. VR continues to be a fad with limited releases.
Rubbish more like.
Best to pick it up cheap used, or wait until there's a typical complete edition. The UK price is £40, which makes a change from £70. Add paid DLC, it'll end up being a £70 game.
Not a day one for me. Give it X amount of years and pick it up for £10.
Gaming became a luxury years ago. £100+ for certain games, next gen consoles for £700+, controllers £200+ as examples. Switch 2 games £75 ($100) tops, pricing is higher in the UK than the US. Used game prices on par with new games, in some cases, used games costing more than new. If anyone remembers the gaming crash in the 1980s, another one is on the way.
Those who purchased the game on disc? I thought this game was download only?
The gaming graveyard is still open. A price rise for the Switch released in 2017, Battlefield 6 launching for £99.99 ($133), Flight Simulator for Xbox Series X (download) £199.99 ($265), Switch 2 games topping £74.99 ($100), up to £200 for controllers, PS6 launch price will be eyepopping.
I couldn't agree more.
Rubbish no release this year. Didn't look finished on Series X.
Paid DLC probably next.
How anyone can even afford £50 for new releases is beyond me. Prices drop, used prices even cheaper. Just wait until games get old and pick them up cheap, even swamp them with friends etc. Switch games went from £40 to £50, same with PS4 games, but with PS5 games being £70, Sony had to raise the price of PS4 games as there would've been a big price gap of up to £30.
Oh, it'll be paid DLC. £74.99 ($100) for the game, you'd expect DLC to be free. If Switch 3 ever happens, it'll be the start of £99.99 games.
My Switch and Switch 2 are always docked, I wonder how much extra I'm paying for the screens? Just sell me some sort of dock with a card slot.
In all fairness, Xbox had some great games with online play, Xbox 360 even better. Xbox consoles started to die with the Xbox One. Ditch consoles for the PC and PS.
Microsoft's reputation? It's had a reputation since the Xbox 360 RRoD, Xbox One launch mash up and forgetting about games for the Xbox One Series X. You could go back to Windows XP, after that, Windows died. Even Edge is rubbish. Who would want to pay into the next Xbox for silly money.
Downloading new releases, say PS5 games, starting at £69.99 ($95), that's me out. Borderlands 4 Super Deluxe Edition is £120 ($165). But at any price, I don't like downloads.
That's it, download all your games and pay for DLC, hey presto, it all goes missing when the servers are shut down. It was nice doing business with you.
But Microsoft forgot the games
But Microsoft forgot the games.
Not a day one for me. Read it's a 13 hour game, typical paid DLC, then a complete edition will pop out of nowhere. Will wait for it to age gracefully.