@GamerOuTLaWz @Fiscaldeal @consoletardsFU Dude, most people would get tired of non-stop sex after 200 hours. Come on.

@HonorOfGod @TriumphantToad It's piped in. Seriously.

@Tsuchikage Seriously. A game, 32 GB vs. 8 and a lot of extras for less than the price of a game. And it's no good without a game. What moron thought anyone would want the basic version? You're ripping yourself off by buying it, FFS.

@nintendoboy16 Lots of people who choose facts to fit their predetermined opinion. So much lack of capacity for objective critical thought.

@tunnelrat99 @hunter8man Atlus USA is a subsidiary that only publishes and localizes, Atlus in Japan developed this game and many others. Like anything with 'Megami Tensei' in the title.

@DemannameD Where are you seeing this? There is nothing on his web site (Giant Bomb) or anywhere in Google news.

I think games should be designed from the ground up as either multiplayer or single player and developers should not try to tack on the other mode just for a bullet point on the back of the box. That's the philosophy that produced the best of either game type. (e.g. Elder Scrolls for single and the older Battlefield games for multi).

@Marcusraitor I wouldn't go that far. No multiplayer ever?

My examples are Opposing Force and Blue Shift add-ons for the original Half Life. They told the story of Black Mesa from the points of view of two other people involved, one of your enemies in the former and Gordon's security guard friend in the latter. They were both long, completely new stories that enhanced the original without copying it or devaluing its experience. Either of them could easily have been a stand-alone game.

This is the kind of expansion ("DLC" if you must) that gamers who have been around for a while grew to expect, and why most of us detest the nickel and dime mentality that this article eloquently describes.

@Truth_Hurts_U @zequex You realize the thousands of people who work at Nintendo do something all day, generate expenses and need to be paid a salary, right?