I don't even think of it in terms of money anymore.I tend to think of how much of my time and I willing to part with. I don't have time for sub-par titles anymore.
I don't think a concept as such would ever succeed. First, the game itself would be much to difficult to develop. You would have way to many styles and genres to cover. Secondly, the basics are boring as hell! I mean who wants to work day in and day out to get the Mary had a Little Lamb achievement on their plastic guitar.
Oh gosh, I forgot about Bully: Scholarship edition. I didn't get Bully when it hit the PS2 back in the day. I was all busy playing my favorite launch titles for the Xbox 360 and I just couldn't see myself paying money for a game on an aging console. I definately regret missing that title. How wrong was I, the PS2 is definately not dead. But that disussion is for another thread I know.
Now I am definately going to get it for the Xbox 360.
I still have it. It sits on my shelf and longingly looks at me hoping that one day when I get home from work I will select it as my game of choice for the evening. HA! Fat chance! Why play that when I have a flood of great new titles like Call of Duty 4, The Orange Box, Bioshock, need I go on...
I wonder if anybody is playing the multiplayer these days. I did enjoy that part of the game very much.
email backcomp@microsoft.com. It may make a differece. They read every email sent there and it helps to judge a titles popularity, thus moving it up the priority list.
I don't think it wil make a big difference either way but...
Have any of you guys thought of emailing backcomp@microsoft.com with your concerns. Don't worry I've forwarded most of the titles already mentions but you guys should email them as well. Numbers speak louder.
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