Some of us gamers still enjoy 2D games. The likes of UN Squadron, Legend of the Mystical Ninja, Final Fight, Strider are all due sequels in 2D. Most of these games would probably run off the same engine. Go back to the 8 bit and 16 bit days and you could pull out a ton of 2D games due a sequel.
Shenmue was first released on the Dreamcast, also the sequel. Both games released on Xbox, but Shenmue 3 was only released on PS4. Odd how it wasn't ported over to the PS2 when the Dreamcast was canned. Still no trilogy collection across all formats. Finishing this on the PS4 to finally complete the series, the enhanced version doesn't interest me.
Mario Kart world, £75 ($100) for a load of old tracks and free roam becomes boring.
I totally agree. The slaughter of animals and also hunting of animals is vile.
Can be clocked in around 15 hours, no free roam, no swimming, will wait for the complete edition.
It's probably been finished for years, Rockstar faffing on as usual. £70+ price tag, online play will go down on day one, then the bugs they didn't find.
£20 game it is.
Remasters, no thank you.
Switch 2 pricing, this will be $49.99.
Series X all the way. Controllers last longer, more so the shoulder buttons. I'd never play a shooter on a PS unless it was an exclusive. All these years on, Sony still throws out controllers with crap shoulder buttons.
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.
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.
$750 for a PS5 Pro, that's around £560, yet it sells for around £700 ($940) here. Console pricing as with game pricing has gone crazy. I'm afraid the end will start with PS6 and next Xbox, although Microsoft should call it a day with consoles. Not long now until we see the £999 console and standard controllers for £199, games £99.