I don't thonk so personally, I think it just confuses things. This way is better - give people time to get through the game, move on to something else, then come back to it a little later.
Of course, it also means you're less likely to trade the game in so quickly, keeping the retail price high for longer. It's all part of a clever marketing strategy...
I think it's better when there's a bit of a gap between launch and the DLC like this. Day one DLC pi**es me off a bit...
They're bound to do a limited edition of this... and a limited limited edition, and probably a limited limited collector's edition.
Yeah, totally agree. Just in time for christmas most probably...
This is where we start guessing... What big films are expected in 2013?
Yeah, I'll get the freebies but probably won't bother paying for the new bits.
Apart from the single-player stuff. When that arrives I'll be on there like a rat up a drainpipe. Awesome.
Well, it's obviously going to sell a fair few copies. Microsoft wouldn't have put as much money behind it if they weren't confident. You've got to think, as great as the Bright Falls shorts are, they would have cost a hell of a lot to produce and only a small percentage of the game's potential market will ever see them. Microsoft are pushing the game each and every way they know how, to each and every market they have a chance of selling it to.
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I haven't actually seen the Max Payne movie... I take it it wasn't 'all that'.
Hmmm.. I'm not too sure about a movie here. Yeah, I liked the Bright Falls videos, but as they plan on making more games surely a movie would either have to fit into that timeline or simply retell the same story?
In my honest opinion? If you haven't bought it by now, it's obviously not a priority for you; and if that's the case, it won't amaze you.
It was bound to be more expensive - most fans of the Call of Duty games don't know about there being two developers on the series, they see the name and think it's just the next in line. All this Infinity Ward hoo-hah will just fly over their heads...
Yeah, surely by now most people who'd want it have bought it for GBA/DS/iPhone/Any other format you care to mention...
Yup. Another agreement here guys! Top proirity for starving off those winter blues!
Hyberbole. Every publisher could say that... doesn't mean a thing.
Well, they already had a fourth game in development before they closed. Doesn't anyone remember the concept art featuring a nun?
Yeah, but that probably involves all the pre-production and everything too. It may have been started in 2007, but they probably didn't start writing code for it until 2009.
I think it's going to be a case of building up slowly to keep the fans coming back day after day. This is the official Halo: reach site, but it's still just an offshoot of the main Halo franchise site.
I can't wait to try out that spartn/elite playlist in the last week!
Yeah, different experiences entirely. You might as well say, "With Lead and Gold out, who would bother waiting for Red Dead Redemption?"
Wasn't AMAZED by the first title, but I think it was interesting enough to warrant a sequel...