I never saw the point in cheap headsets. I tried to use one a few times, but with limited volume and only being in one ear, it was REALLY hard to hear what people were saying over the sound of the actual game.
I don't understand. The normal listed price at GAME is £180, which is £40 more than the normal Amazon price of £140, so the £40 discount means they're just matching Amazon's price?
And that's good because...? Am I missing something?
Not sure why people are disagreeing with you.
I own both PS3 and Wii, and I can see for myself that N64 games cost twice as much as most PS1 games, and Nintendo NEVER have any sales.
There are actually a few N64 games I want, but I haven't bought any because Nintendo's pricing is disgusting.
On the other hand, I've amassed quite a nice collection of PSOne Classics on my PS3.
Would need to have a controller and a TV output from the phone though.
Good list, but Okami doesn't really hold up to Okami HD on PS3. I own and have played through both versions. When putting them side-by-side, the 1080p graphics obviously stand out a lot, but less obvious is the Move controls, which feel much better than the Wii Remote, and you also have the option of using the DualShock, which most people seem to prefer anyway.
Maybe the same can also be said for No More Heroes, which also came out later on PS3, but I haven't played...
Good thing I'm not on their side then. My pre-order is the PS4. :)
Really? Of all the things to complain about with regards to Xbox One, this is an issue?
If you're already choosing to spend $100 more on a next-generation console than you need to, then what's a little extra for a headset? And if you really can't afford a separate headset, then maybe you should consider a cheaper next-gen console that includes one?
Of all the stupid articles. :p
Because a game licence entitles me to play the game?
If a game licence doesn't allow me to play the game, then what exactly am I paying for?
@0pie
Xbox 360 games come on DVD's, which can easily be read or ripped using a normal consumer PC DVD drive for the purposes of theoretical legal Xbox360 emulation.
We can already do today with PlayStation 1 emulators in conjunction with original PlayStation 1 game discs, which is why PlayStation 1 games are very easy to use legally with PC-based emulators.
This is obviously not the case for cartridge-based consoles.
Please be for Vita. :)
I just want to point out that I've actually made the effort to contact Nintendo in the past to ask about paying for a licence to play their games legally on emulators.
The result? Nintendo weren't interested in taking my money. Therefore I can only conclude that they won't be losing anything when I choose to go the illegal route.
That doesn't help those who don't own (or plan to buy) a Wii or Wii-U.
If I want to buy a NES ROM to legally play on the Ouya, is Nintendo even willing to sell it to me? If not, then why not? And in that case, why shouldn't I take the illegal route?
If my only motivation to own a Nintendo console is to act as a storefront for licensing ancient games that I can already play on hardware that I already own, just because Nintendo otherwise refuse to...
Then I can expect to see Quantic Dream's games when I visit... right? ;)
This game was AMAZING back on Amiga 500; I'm definitely buying this!
Strange that the article talks about making the game "fairer"; I finished the original and don't remember having too many problems with it.
Another crappy phone game imitation by creatively-bankrupt developers who steal their ideas from 90's arcrade games. I'd rather play the original KLAX.
£40 a month for Plus? You need to find a better deal. I only pay £40 a year for my Plus subscription. ;)
I got the joke, but it's based a false assumption. The best selling game of this year so far - The Last Of Us - was primarily a single player game. They're not going away at all.
2 hours or 15 hours?
Good catch! That makes the deal even worse. Is there really a good reason that the 3DS cannot run the far superior Genesis versions of those games?
Nintendo have a track-record of pulling this kind of crap on the Wii VC. They had bad NES conversions of arcade games instead of original arcade versions (e.g. Bubble Bobble), NES versions of the Mario games despite them being remade in much better SNES version in Super Mario All-Stars and Commodore 64 games that were completel...
This is why it's so amusing to me when people argue that you're "only renting" the games... as if they seriously think that Sony should just hand over almost $2,000 of games for just fifty bucks.
Plus is awesome. :)