TheUndertaker85

I think it's stupid for Ubisoft to be trying this "One Up" move. From what I see Watch Dogs looks to be a pretty decent title but in that GTA is already an established title with huge sales behind it. Watch Dogs is a new IP so while it might have that "new and fresh" feel Ubisoft will still have to do more to top GTA.

Plus one other game out has tried similar tactics in the past just to get walked over by GTA in the long run.

From the Playstation Store. It's called the Pulse Elite Manager App.

You may also find it here

https://store.sonyentertain...

The author is spot on with the price. While $150 may seem steep for a pair of headphones, these headphones will do that price justice by far. Plus if you look at other gaming headsets with similar features the price is actually very reasonable.

It all depends on the features you're using honestly.

While playing on PS3 I use the 7.1 option at a decent volume. Bass Impact is usually set to low or off. In this scenario I get around 5-6 hours. Obviously if you use it differently you may get different results.

The plus to this headset though is the fact that you can also run it with devices via the 3.5mm cable. When using this option with PC, tablet, Vita, phone, or what have you the headset does not...

Thanks much for the input. Passion is always a plus. :)

Seems like you aren't the only one either. I'll have to check the games out. :)

@Chip: No need for forgiveness. You just did what was asked, giving a general idea of the game plus highlighted the pluses of the title. Plus from your post I can see a certain degree of respect/passion for the title since you were willing to extend into details about both titles. Kudos to you. :)

@delboy: Why waste time? I don't own a Xbox as I've stated in other posts. I've also explained why I don't. But keep trolling on. For the future though, ignorance is...

So question... What is Zone of the Enders exactly? I've never played it and honestly, explanations from actual gamers rather than reviewers tends to give a bigger picture instead of a "preview" feel.

I'd go for a season pass for GTA V assuming the DLC for it is similar to that of GTA IV or Red Dead Redemption. Simple reason why is because their DLCs turn into more of an expansion. They aren't just adding maps or visuals.

@SAYGUH: Wrong message taken from my posts, my friend. I'm not saying it's right or wrong(At least in those earlier posts). All I'm saying is these are facts, facts Nintendo themselves are even supporting.

I'll clarify my position though by saying this: It does seem stupid for Nintendo to have commenced with the specs they have for WiiU when they 1) Knew how much resources would be needed to run one gamepad 2) Knew what it'd take to run multiple gamepads 3...

Clans are officially supported through ELITE now, just a FYI. I do hope they build on it a little more though.

Awesome.

So how about those users playing over PSN or the Nintendo network? Pretty sure that eliminates $60 out of the equation for them.

Then the fact that not everybody chooses to pick up the DLCs. You aren't forced to buy it you know.

@jaymart2k: The problem with your statement(and many like this) is that iPad, iPhone, iTouch, and devices like them don't really advertise themselves as gaming dedicated machines. Users choosing to use those devices as gaming dedicated simply CHOOSE that purpose for those devices because they're content with the gaming experiences they can get there. Most of them only want smaller games that they can spend five or ten minutes on at a time.

Sorry, my mistake. WiiU gamepads are currently being sold separately in Japan only. They retail for around $160 from Nintendo. Replacement gamepads are around $140. Repairs for the gamepad are around $90 if out of warranty.

Satoru Iwata also confirmed that if multiple gamepads are supported by titles they'd all take hits, dropping ALL titles that do down to at least 720p/30fps.

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