Is there a price for this? I'm actually interested in purchasing one.
I don't think the argument has been that used games are inherently wrong, but that developers/publishers don't get a cut out of them. It's an issue strictly between retailers and publishers.
No, that would be Twisted Metal: Small Brawl.
This is the only Wii game that I continue to play regularly, and has got to be my favourite party game altogether.
I'm really hoping for a new Smash Bros to be shown off for Project Cafe. Please, bring me Majora's Mask (Skull Kid form) as a playable character!
Awesome, i'm excited to see what they produce!
I'm guilty of number three. >_>
I guess this will be the first game i've ever actually pre-ordered.
I've been waiting for Crash Commando to go free (or discounted) for awhile now, so this is great news for me!
Housemarque's new title Outland also looks very interesting, so I may pick that up as well. You can't go wrong with day-one discounts, however small, they add up to a lot of savings in the long run.
20% off Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes? As if I wasn't sold already.
Everyone seems to flip out when a reviewer actually uses the whole ten-point scale. Instead of classifying a game rated 7/10 as bad.
My mind was already made up after playing the demo, it felt extremely dated to me. I'd much rather put my money towards something like Portal 2 next week.
You know what? This is just disappointing. I bought this game to see what all the fuss was about, and honestly, it's not even THAT great. There are SO much better offerings over PSN, yet the developers of those games can only dream of reaching that level of success, even when putting so much more effort into their games. While Rovio releases a sloppy port and millions pick it up. Sickening.
I'll take my Critter Crunch over Angry Birds any day.
Early access meaning one week after PlayStation Plus subscribers?
That's exactly what I came here to say.
No matter how they try to cover it up, and justify their immature actions, it all boils down to that in the end.
I know what you mean. For each great Xbox Live Arcade game, there is an equally great game over PlayStation Network. Why do they have to make it sound like one service is inferior to the other? Both offer a plentiful selection of quality titles. I could probably add a whole other 15 games to this list itself.
The lack of Critter Crunch on this list disturbs me.
Oops, didn't catch that "with your favourite element of Kinect" part.
My favourite element of Kinect is that the majority of the games are designed specifically with the peripheral in mind, not just simply as an alternative to a regular controller. I know it's usually the first thing to be brought up when discussing Kinect, but Dance Central in the primary example of this. It delivers a totally different experience which dance mats, or other motion controlle...
So.. All I have to do is comment here? Because I could really use a 360. ^_^;
So awesome to see that they're still supporting a game from 07.
As far as I see it, if it's still in demand, why not satisfy your fan base? I'm fine without another Metal Gear Solid game for a couple of years, but I never want to see the franchise die entirely, and clearly there's a lot of others who feel the same way. Is there something so wrong with that? If you feel the series concluded wonderfully at 4, then you don't have to pay mind to any further entries. But for those of us who can't ever get enough of it, we'll continue to...
It was confirmed back in March that Resident Evil 4 was coming to PS3 and Xbox 360 remastered in high-definition.