Don't get me started on those f***ng endless shootouts in Uncharted. The first game was the worst - wave after wave of enemies that are seemingly immune to bullets and even grenades, whilst puny little drake can only take 2 or 3 shots before dying. That was just cheap.
Man, I f***ing hate that poxy game! AAAAAAARRGH!!....Hulk SMASH!!
Please, the Wii U is only up to current generation specs - so technically, Nintendo will finally be releasing a current generation console. Shame it will be all gimmick and little substance just like the Wii.
The last decent console Nintendo released was the Gamecube.
So wierd, I just bought the xbox version of the first Ty to play on my 360, coz I had a hankering to play it after so many years. After Jak & Daxter and Ratchet & Clank, Ty was my absolute favourite last gen platformer, and totally underrated.
What's wrong with his attitude? This is how 90% of British people are for about 90% of the time. You just don't tend to see it in the media. I find it refreshing - yes, pandas are shit, and no, nobody gives a toss about Nintendo's sales figures.
Please, if the industry was going to collapse because of used game sales it would have done so years ago. Instead it has only grown, despite the 'evils' of second hand games. Honestly, how fucking stupid do these people think we are?
"Sony and Microsoft cannot let the retailers dictate game prices going forwards if they want to break free from the current over-priced model," he said.
Oh, is this the case Dave? Then maybe you can tell me why a brand new digital game on PSN costs me £50, but I can buy the new disc version on Amazon for around £35-£40. Hmmm?
Not sure if everyone is aware (because this 'article' certainly neglects to metion it) but this law only applies to playing online. So really not that big a deal. People can still play games 24/7 if they like, just not online. For people like me who never play online, wouldn't affect them at all.
Classic tabloid-style journalism - ommitting certain information in order to make it sound more sensational than it actually is.
I will buy this but only if it costs the same of less than it would to get the digital versions of these games. I played the demo of Journey yesterday, and while it looks very interesting and innovative (if a little dull), I still don't feel like it's worth £10 taking into account the length of the game. However, if I had a disc that I could sell or trade in when I'm done, that would make it worthwhile.
JangoF-76's comments