Gaming without buttons, or even the stylus is a real pain. Trying to type something out without a real keyboard for something longer than a short message is painful imo. That being said, tablets are useful for a few things, like multi-media; presentations on the go (for work purposes) etc. But handhelds for gaming by a long shot.
Picked this up at full price and it was worth every single penny. Still not finished with it. I play co-op with my girlfriend and we have a blast. I love that this game focused on OFFLINE content & especially LOCAL co-op; and a real old school sense of fun & challenge mixed with beautiful HD graphics. It's so rare to find a game like this.
I never buy used games anyway, so that isn't relevant to me. Used games are hurting the game industry. People should buy new games instead.GamerwillzPS
Really?
1) Not not everyone can afford to buy all their games new - buying used games keeps the consumer engaged in gaming, eventually leading to sales of new titles by that same gamer when they have the cash/are hooked enough on a series to get the game on Day 1 etc.
2) Used game sales drive the sales ofadditional hardware (e.g. a gaming headset); DLC etc.
3) The game industry bears the onus for responding to consumer trends. If used games are going up, there's a reason why, and using legislation and bullying to stop it does no good in the long run.
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