But thats the thing, that case doesn't justify FULL compensation, if only the last bit was bad. I imagine you played the game and seem to be in the category of favoring those who are/were being compensated. Can I ask you, did at any point BEFORE the ending did you feel the need for returning the game and being compensated for it?
I'm not trying to take sides here, because I more or less can't do that anyway, not having played the game. But what I'm saying is ...
I personally have yet to play ME3, or even know what the controversial ending(s?) are, but I don't think refunding costumers after having played the entire game is justified. I mean, you can't walk into a restaurant and demand a refund if you eat the entire meal right? Only if something was inherently wrong with a product/service from the start I think can you then question a refund.
Thank you furesis I don't know how people don't remember they're still working on ttt2
I've really been looking forward to this game, probably more than any other I can think of. But some of the development decisions made have really been questionable, and I have a strong hunch it's from a certain partner company...
seriously right? 60 frames in a fighting game is STANDARD.
I agree that series has gone downhill since Tekken 5, but at the very least, they have not gone so far as to break the fighting engine in order to make the series more mainstream. Yes they have included stupid mechanics such as bound and rage, but I would excuse those... not on the basis that it was a good addition, but that nearly every other fighting game, 2d or 3d, has embraced either if not both of these features. Tekken at least, is still hard to play and get good at, but given its dimin...
I look forward to what they have to show the public. Their statements are bold indeed, but even if it doesn't turn out to be the 'best looking 360 game ever' it could still look very impressive. I wouldn't hold anything against their claims for the moment; even Halo 2 when it came out had the best graphics on consoles at the time
I would not put Resident Evil 5 on that list
sigh... its pretty much the EXACT same thing as the M2 Micro cards used in the PSP GO. Which begs the question, why isn't the M2 Micro being used for the PS Vita?
I swear, downloadable content is the plague of this gaming generation. I've only seen few examples of "legitimate" DLC, such as the GTA4 episodes, which was content that was NOT available or taken away from a new game for the sake of selling it later.
Namco already tested our patience with Vader/Yoga in SC4, but they're really pushing it now with 5
I feel the same way about SCV. I just have an itchy feeling that Namco scrapped half the cast just so they could add them again as DLC. That may not be the case, considering is not Capcom, but SCV has much less content than its predecessor.
Why is it that I have to pay for a character that was featured previously in the series? (SC: Broken Destiny) Is that what they're doing with the rest of the missing characters like Zas, Yun Seong, Amy, etc.? Make us pay for the "rest" of the roster?
"ah....because they take real photo and wrap them around polygons or used them as background?"
why does it matter the method that they use to render their environments? If it looks good, and especially looks good while playing, what does it matter if its just 2D textures? Is that supposed to make me have less appreciation for how the game (or any game, not just GT5, for that matter) looks?
Listen to yourself "the 90's". Basketball games have changed dramatically and outside of live's 2003-2005, the 2k series has had nba games locked down. After the abysmal 2012 , which was thankfully cancelled, and an already downward trend of the series, do you really think Live will take the top spot with 2013?
yay.
Shame, I remember playing MGO religiously after MGS4 came out, but its netcode and konami ID greatly hindered the game. To think it would probably continue its service had Konami just paid the royalties to make it PSN compatible...
Best killzone game? you're out your damn mind.
I personally favor MGS2 as the best of the series. I know it always gets a bad wrap because Snake wasn't the main character, but it was a revolutionary game. The presentation values and level of detail in the graphics were insurmountable at the time... Excellent voice acting and cinematics, a fantastic musical score, and some of the most dramatic storytelling found not just in a game but any medium for that matter. All this wrapped around deep yet immensly satisfying stealth gameplay that...
I hope they can be as polished when they do TTT2 for consoles. Tekken 6 wasn't a great looking game, really on any platform
I really hope Halo 4 stays traditional to the series. I don't want them to throw away the near-decade's worth of work from bungie in favor of attracting new audiences. The Halo series always stood out because it was fun, competitive, and most of all, unique.