This topic is locked from further discussion.
I'd go with Ocarina of Time, there's a ton of content with the normal game, master quest and boss challenge mode. It'll keep you busy for a while. Resident Evil Revelations will still be around for a while and by then it'll probably be reduced in price too.HaziqonfireThe same can be said vice versa, that Ocarina will be around for awhile and at a reduced price in the future.
You should pick up Revelations if you've already played OoT. Both games are great though. The story in RE:R is kind of short, but Raid mode is the best part of the game. I've put nearly 60 hours into RE, so I wouldn't worry about the length. You can't go wrong with either game though ;)
For the sake of playing something new and getting enjoyment out of it get Resident Evil.
And as everyone has said...raid mode is awesome
[QUOTE="Haziqonfire"]I'd go with Ocarina of Time, there's a ton of content with the normal game, master quest and boss challenge mode. It'll keep you busy for a while. Resident Evil Revelations will still be around for a while and by then it'll probably be reduced in price too.esgalladThe same can be said vice versa, that Ocarina will be around for awhile and at a reduced price in the future.
Nope
OOT is a first party game that will retain it's value longer
Resident Evil is third party that will drop in price just like all third party games do
The same can be said vice versa, that Ocarina will be around for awhile and at a reduced price in the future.[QUOTE="esgallad"][QUOTE="Haziqonfire"]I'd go with Ocarina of Time, there's a ton of content with the normal game, master quest and boss challenge mode. It'll keep you busy for a while. Resident Evil Revelations will still be around for a while and by then it'll probably be reduced in price too.Jaysonguy
Nope
OOT is a first party game that will retain it's value longer
Resident Evil is third party that will drop in price just like all third party games do
Really? I could have sworn that all games will eventually get reduced prices if they are in the market long enough. Maybe first party just takes longer than third.Really? I could have sworn that all games will eventually get reduced prices if they are in the market long enough. Maybe first party just takes longer than third.esgalladNot Nintendo games, especially anything from their major franchises. Unless there's a player's choice or something similar, games like Zelda or Mario would stay full price until they completely sell out.
Not Nintendo games, especially anything from their major franchises. Unless there's a player's choice or something similar, games like Zelda or Mario would stay full price until they completely sell out.[QUOTE="esgallad"]Really? I could have sworn that all games will eventually get reduced prices if they are in the market long enough. Maybe first party just takes longer than third.nintendofreak_2
I see. I stand corrected. Thanks for the info. I would've never known.
Please Log In to post.
Log in to comment