None of those seem worth it, sale or not I could pass on all of it, and if content was cut out of the game to pad out the passes, I'd pass on the entire game.
Well this is certainly terrible news, I really enjoyed his work, and really wanted to see how it was going to grow. Well wishes, for all the family and friends he left behind, so sorry for your loss.
Definitely, at $10 you shouldn't even have to think about it, I have the collectors tin version, and I even considered it.
On a completely random side note a trilogy that I really want again is Onimusha (Capcom).
I'd agree with 2 (with its me too, clone game design), it was especially disappointing following the first game, it just moved in the wrong direction. I did however, really enjoy 1 and 3.
I have that entirely list and then some, and even the older games that I picked up for this system I've never played before such as Earthbound which comes highly recommended. That indeed is a damn fine list, I love this system.
Either way though, when I actually got around to ordering one, both the MH4 and MM models were off the table already. Plus, I didn't know what would've happened when my Nintendo ID transferred, what is the preloaded game tied to?
I though about getting one of these, but aren't the cover plates on the new 3DS XLs made to be swapped out? I'm going to do the system transfer, and install a larger card than what comes with it, so I didn't want a pre-loaded system (maybe if it had come with the physical cart instead), so I opted for one o' the plain ones.
edit: I just read that on the new 3DS XL the face covers cannot be exchanged, oh well (there goes that idea, shame).
So I take it, if you already have these titles on disc, you'll still need to launch the Wii app. Not a big deal though, as this is, so far just 2 of the Wii games that I've kept. Very cool for people who've yet to experience though. What I really want are Gamecube games (missed out on a few) that are compatible with the GC adapter (how is it, that they don't support the thing more, every single one is in somebody's hand it's safe to assume that there's demand).
No one is discussing whether an average scored game is worth talking about, plenty of people find something to like in one such game (especially at bargin bin prices). Most people already know the games not worth a second glance, where seemingly only the media sites and reviewers talk about them (probably just so they can make a "worst of" list). Crappy game rewards can be funny sure, but no one was being duped anyway.
I should have added that I appreciate that some of you guys put your own money on the line to do this kind of thing, but I just wish this could be done without actually supporting publishers and developers creating these bad games. Because, what I'm noticing is that these tend to be repeat offenders, ONE chance is all they should get.
Can't wait, this is probably my most anticipated game.
I enjoy Joe's content as much as the next guy, but come on why do people do this? Actually pay for these $#itty games, people don't need reviews to avoid these things. These reviewers should just lambaste games from the developers in question sight unseen (these developers don't even deserve the money that some reviewers spend just to review these terrible games, because God knows no review codes are going out for this $#ite).
Vaas wasn't really anything special either, and just ended up being some puppet/pawn in the end anyway. Voiced acting was great sure, and was sold really well, but come on, we weren't really sold much to begin with, just sayin'.
Yup, same here, good news indeed.
If that was in the US, I would totally let my brother know about that, oh well guess it's not to be.
I honestly probably would not pick this game up again, barring a complete from the ground up remaster (or even reboot considering how silly some of the game would be, if it were presented as is, just with a graphical face lift). An actual sequel? sure, but not sure how that would go (it all seems pretty final and well concluded to me). I still have the original 4-disc version, and a digital copy on the Vita.
All we got is, to take the money away. Good thing it's all they care about.
Thanks, you whiny cry-b!tc#e$ strike again. Why not just jump in front of a bus? You are never satisfied with anything. Why does anyone even feel the need to answer to you, you're clearly not fans. If anything needed to be cut it was these whiny "fans".
This is going to get ugly, and this is how us consumers win, right?
If anything I was a lonewolf/collector.