@t3ero2zero @FarginIcehole lol...it might be, but I had no idea your mouth was considered a joint (maybe your jaw, but certainly not your lips). I was just thinking, 25 joints is a lot for 6 people.
Tell me that sensor can register tongue movements and I'll be impressed!
@JohnHitman47 Who would buy digital when you can get the retail copy for the same price? I'll buy all of my games physical unless they are smaller games and only available on PSN in digital format (Guacamelee, Thomas Was Alone, etc...)
I don't see a real argument here. If you don't like the download speeds, buy the damn retail version!!!
Doesn't matter if the file size is 50gb or 5gb. It doesn't matter whether the game runs in 30fps or 60fps. The bottom line is this game looks absolutely stunning and will probably be more fun to play than the last two installments on the PS3!
Keeping my PS3 (to go back and play a ton of games I never got the chance to before as well as for blu-ray) and now have a Wii U. I love platform games!
The only games on this list that interest me are Lego City Undercover and State of Decay. And what the hell is wrong with her saying Open World Game instead of OWG!? Using more syllables to pronounce 3 letters instead of just saying the actual words is just stupid! Oh...wait...let me rephrase that...UMSTP3LIOJSTAWIJS!
@majalvega This reminds me of somewhat of a reversal of roles I saw a video of. Scott Ian of Anthrax played one of the releases of Guitar Hero (it had Madhouse as one of the songs and he attempted to play it, but failed miserably). He was terrible at the game and actually admitted that playing a real guitar was easier. The bottom line is this...if you train on videogame simulators, then you will be good at videogame simulators. You can't confuse them for a replacement for the real thing, even if some of the skills are transferrable because you have to consider everything that an activity entails and not just a few of the mechanics of that activity.
@ItzDeathcor3 If they offered their games for a discounted price, it would probably work. This is just one example: I want to play Dead Island and have never played it. You can grab it for $5 on Steam right now, but buy it used in a store will cost you $18 and there is no way Microsoft or Sony can offer it new for that price in a retail package. Selling digital content at full retail price is ridiculous, but this is what Microsoft seemed as if they were and are prepared to do. Sony does this with Day One Digital on the PSN, but I would never buy the games at full price...for all of that, I might as well buy the retail package.
@e5115271 It's aimed at people like me...who don't want to fuss with vulnerable operating systems, don't feel the need to hand select each component, but who still want to play PC games. The only question after that is will it all be worth it. I think the OS will be a huge factor in all of this since it's likely most will stick with building their own rigs. Even with just that, I would be willing to look into piecing together a competent machine.
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