Well I will probably pick up and enjoy Sims 4 (Shame) but it still wont suprise me when they ask for me to fork out cash for.

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Sims 4 Pools party: With pools! (Abillity to delete the only entrance to the pool sold as a premium purchase per deletion) or maybe these new "Locomotion" mechanics will make sims able to exit swimming pools somewhere other than the ladder especially if I decide to delete it.

Sims 4 Toddler terror!: Enjoy the crippling responsibillity of child care, only available with the power of the cloud (Children require complex algorithyms to initiate crying, walking, or higher brain functions) While you can play without the cloud features enabled the children will then only act as a permanent negative slot on the nearest couch to any television, adding stress to your parent sim because they never get to watch what they want to.

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Of course like all the other DLC packs for the previous sims games...I'll ignore their existence until I get them for damn near free.

This stuff happens with companies with a large staff of old blood. Could be worse I've worked for companies that just make life hell for long term employees so they can hire young cheap blood.

It's always a damn shame to see any good game end up a financial flop, some games that cater to ultra niche markets but execute what they meant to do perfectly just to watch it be ignored always gets me a bit down.

Sure there will always be CallofBros games to make the bread and butter but even that being the reality of the market just makes me sad. Some games have to scrape for sales when anyone can release a FPS and turn a profit.

Considering that I was once very avid with my collection I can see where you are coming from and while I'm still very attentive to my own games I live with other gamers and they often lose the case or manuals and it's really a simple explanation.

Life happens, kids, being disorganized, moving, stuff happens and cases get dropped steped on and whatnot. Not everyone pays as much care to their cases and media as others do.

The art style just can't match up to what I expect of a stealth game. I'm looking for a more real/gritty style of art direction for a stealth/ninja game.

Still waiting to see what free game I should get. (Free as in free due to me selling all of my trading cards I've gotten playing the games I allready own.)

I'm sitting at 8.50 in free game cash right now and not sure what I want to not actually spend it on.

I had imagined the initial idea was like a Netflix for games, and then to see the reality I'm a tad dissapointed.

This is another one of those things that will just relegated to the side and used in very rare situations I'm going to guess. But christ what do I know? Some of the most useless systems sometimes become massive hits...It's obviously a wait and see situation at the moment. But those prices...I wonder if those will persist into the full rollout.

For a new purchase? Yeah it's worth it.

For a person who has played it on PS3 and beaten it? Hell no, I'll pick up a digital version when it's on sale sometime.

@leandrro:

You could just use some base logic and realize that you don't need a machine with ultra guts to go from the PS3 version to the uprezzed PS4 version.

It's a very real possabillity that the PS3 version was able to run at higher resolution but with a sub-par frame rate and so they locked it at a lower resolution for stabillity.

I'm kicking around the idea of pre-purchasing DR3, but my luck Capcom will find a way to screw me because I thought I could save money somehow.