They go up to $70 for standard releases... no more day one buys for me...I'll wait till I can get it used for $50... like I already do, accept for select titles...
They will see... It's just too expensive. $59.99 is enough, they already try to get you with DLCs and plugins and advantages to online play. I do get a more expensive version on release with DLC, so save a little if you normally buy them all.
If your huge COD fan and you play every part of it, you know, it's not $59.99, it's $119.99 because of the season pass...
Storage is going to be a nightmare for this console. I get the performance thing, I really do but, 1tb is a joke in modern day gaming, Odd are you wont be able to store more than 8-12 games on the console.
And HOW much is these "approved" storage cards ? I can see a 1tb going for $350+ when I need 4-5tb to store all my games.
I wonder what they are going to about this. This console is becoming a wait and see thing more than a day one buy like I do with most Xbox consoles...
Thanks for the thoughts, new game, fresh bugs. I have a Xbox One X and got into the Game Pass when it was $1, after I upgraded my Xbox live to 3 years... so, I can play this one.
I have a few other games to finish, so I will step back for 2 weeks, let the bug fixes hit before playing this one. I have been really looking forward to this one, Loved the first one, such a beautiful well done game...
I picked this game up on release day for the 360 and finished it like a week later. Was eyeing the Xbox one 4K enhanced version to replay it but, just never grabbed it.
Scored gamepass for $1 on their promo so I can play it... cool
Sin tax ? On, gee wiz, another reason to get taxed ? When the truth is, There is no direct proof of violent video games causing real world violence. Many tests have been done and they are saying the same thing they did 20 years ago.
>"One factor that may be contributing to the rise in, and intensity of, school violent is the material kids see, and act out, in video games," he said.
Oh, let's look at other places violence is shown today. Let's say, most of prime time TV, 80% of movies on TV, cable and off media. So, lets tax that, screw it, lets add a breathing tax, so you can tax even more people.
Chris Quinn who tried to put this through, should have a 50% tax taken from him going forward for the rest of his life.
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