How are these two games any worse than what the PS+ offerings on PS4 have been? Not to mention some great 360 games as well.
Good, simple as that.
This game reminds me of Phantasy star, and I freaking think this looks amazing. Hope it gets a western release, but not counting on it, games like this never do well in the west :/
Worth what trouble? It took like 3 minutes to apply to the beta and try it ...
"Is it worth it's weight in gold?" Well, I think it is. As of right now the back log is a bit underwhelming, but in a year or two it will be an insanely good deal, even now the price seems extremely fair and the presentation is pretty nice as well. Just download the full game as if you own it and play it, simple as that. Obviously not everyone will be akin to this though, that's j...
Seems the n4g sales analysts have already found their ways here. Even funnier how these self proclaimed experts bunch all of asia together as if india, japan and china share the exact same econimic structure and entertainments values...
That aside this all looks great. I hope china pushes good numbers as that means maybe some more chinese studios will start popping up. (Hopefully some of which come to the west)
No question, esprcially @ 30$/year (2.50$/month) it just needs more time to expand the library as right now it is a bit slim. A year or two from now though there is no question this is an amazing deal, even with just the games announced so far it has me thinking about it.
Ok I agree whole heartedly, but seriously this has to be the 20th article in the last 3 days.
Hmmm, netflix 7.99/month for access to ALL the content it has .... PSNow 5.99-7.99/week for ONLY 1 game.
Yup, sounds exactly the same.
Whereas EA access is 30$/year (aka 2.50$/month) for an entire backlog which will continue to grow. (Including games like mirrors edge, star wars battlefront, titanfall, PVZ, etc)
I agree EA access, especially at this point) will be a nice service to have, (as an option)but it certainpy won't sell XB1's. At leaat until the backlog is more impressive, even then unlikely that it SELLS consoles.
Down the road this service will be absolutely amazing. Games like titanfall, mirrors edge, star wars, and more will continue to grow the backlog. As of now EA access is an averagely enticing deal. As the library grow though? It will be a no brainer.
Plus early access to games and 10% of iss just a bonus.
Yea, no way are the prices even in the realm of reasonable. At no point should rental prices for a week or 30 days (really even 90 days) be more than the full game. (Which is the case in quite a few games, if not all)
Ok, which game let's you play online MP? I can answer that for you, none of them.
This directly states that, and PSnow ONLY has the SP campaigns where the full game has .... well the full game.
This is exactly what runs through my mind when looking at PSnow ... pretty much shows how much the prices need to come down, and not sure that big of a price drop is going to happen, beta or not.
And if other publishers do it and it catches on then what? You still can choose not to buy it...
The only question is why people think Sony making decisions for us and taking options away is a good thing. Regardless of interest in this program, options > no options.
VR is going to flop, I don't care who does it. Honestly I hope MS doesn't waste their time. Kinect will allow a better VR scenario, but who wanta to wear a freaking helmet that has to be charged and takes away console resources? (like RAM)
Why would saves be any different than the full game? Considering it is the full game you would be playing...
EA access may not be for everyone, but the having a choice to use it if it is of value should be available. I find it unbelievable that the PS fanboys on here are happy thinks they are too stupid to make their own choices. Especially after all the complaining about xb1 being stripped of choice after E3 2013...
Ummm, to point out that PS+ and GWG are offering similar games for the next gen so far. PS+ and GWG aren't "disappointing" it's just too early to set the irrational expectations the author does.
Sorry, that I don't find the offerings disappointing (as you seem to want me to) and using actual reasoning (unlike the author) to present that.