Did Sony just randomly throw whatever ISOs of games they could find online? That's the only excuse there could be for PAL versions of games to be on a NTSC version of this. Especially when there's NTSC version of some of the games on the playstation store.

Remember that the game just launched in South Korea, so that might explain why it's still going strong.

I took a break from June to October(as the 5th season lasted). But it was Fortnitemares that got me back into it. Still don't like how some of the weapons handle(Heavy Shotgun still sucks). But the LTM modes rotating in and out are keeping things fresh.

Sounds similar to FH2's Storm Island DLC. Not surprising though, considering they're both set in Europe.

@randomusername9: That's not the ones he was talking about. It's Wolfenstein: The Old Blood that had them in it. Pretty sure that Return to Castle Wolfenstein had them in it too.

@siarhei: Honestly, I always wonder how the company made a profit off the games. I've tried a few and could never get into them. They seemed like something that would be really, really niche and not many people would actually buy.

@sippio: What do Lego games have to do with this company? Traveller's Tales studio is the one that makes Lego games, not Telltale.

The one thing I'm wondering is if they'll eventually move to a type of disc bigger than a blu-ray. Because a lot of newer games require additional content to be downloaded, because a single blu-ray isn't enough to fit all the data.

Xbox One probably isn't getting it, because they'll just make the 360 version BC. It'll be SE's way of saying "hey, you can play it on X1 now, just be happy with that".

BTW, how bad is the 360 version compared to the PC version?

@ice12tray: It's usually license issues(music, cars) that cause it. What is funny is that they're doing the same thing they did with the original Forza Horizon. Gave it away for free with Games with Gold, then the following month it was delisted.

Wow, that's actually a surprisingly good month for GwG.