.It's certainly not as costly as some on the Joystiq team feared, but it's also far from an immediate impulse buy. While we understand Criterion wants to "make money" and "feed the family," we lament the long-gone days of free Burnout DLC.
.It's certainly not as costly as some on the Joystiq team feared, but it's also far from an immediate impulse buy. While we understand Criterion wants to "make money" and "feed the family," we lament the long-gone days of free Burnout DLC.
Reader Comments (57)
Posted: Jun 8th 2009 9:43PM Levi said
It was a joke intended as good-natured, my friends. The real fail is asking for a link. I like DLC usually. Hasn't this game been out for over a year at this point?
Posted: Jun 8th 2009 9:59PM (Unverified) said
Ah, my bad. Sorry, my Internet humor meter is off today.
And yeah, it has been out for a long time. I'm glad they're still giving us DLC left and right for Burnout.
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And yeah, it has been out for a long time. I'm glad they're still giving us DLC left and right for Burnout.
Posted: Jun 9th 2009 1:36AM LuTon James said
The cars are a rip off but cops and robbers is awesome and defs something I can justify. I know this will be worth the dollars too.
Posted: Jun 9th 2009 7:49AM Usr666 said
$14 used for the game, free content added, one of the best games I'd played in a while sure I'm getting it.
Posted: Jun 9th 2009 9:26AM (Unverified) said
For once they seem to have got the pricing right, I was expecting AT LEAST £15 so was pleasantly surprised to see just £10, and for all that new content. :) The only thing is, in comparison to their other DLC (C&R - £8, Toy Cars - £10) that now looks waaay overpriced, so perhaps they need to re-price all preceeding DLC to fall in line with this.
Anyway, roll on Thursday, see y'all in Paradise!!!
Anyway, roll on Thursday, see y'all in Paradise!!!
Posted: Jun 11th 2009 10:38PM (Unverified) said
Ah, yes. Basic math and spelling failure.
