Jon

Avada, unfortunately I think you're missing my point still. I'm not concerned about charging for DLC, I'm completely for it. I enjoy the DLC put out by Bethesda, Valve, Bungie, BioWare, and have purchase dozens and dozens of map-packs, add-ons, etc. What I'm concerned about is what the developers/publishers are capable of charging for.

I understand completely that what I purchased is what I read on the box.

However, what if ALL new cars came with only 2 tires at the same price and required you to purchase two more tires to even drive the car off the lot?

I'm afraid of developers/publishers exploiting DLC, as the afore mentioned car manufacturer did with their new "Tire Upgrage" purchasing plan. I just don't want these DLC practices (SFIV costumes, EA gun unlock, MP modes) to become the norm.

Valve, Bungie, and other companies have been more open and honest about their DLC. Should things continue like this unchecked by the consumers then soon we could be purchasing only a portion of a game on a disc and the ending via DLC.

I agree that some people have resorted to "bitching" and "whining" but hopefully you will see my argument more objectively.

Avada - You're right, I agree that I shouldn't make assumptions that I don't have the answers to - that statement was my opinion, however you didn't comment on the rest of the facts in my statement.

I find it humorously ironic that you are the one bitching.

I meant to say campaign coop in the first sentence, my appologies.

Imagine if Halo was released with no online multiplayer, just single player coop.

*GASP* !

I'm sure more of you would see how Capcom made a mistake here.
Truth is, they should have planned to have this mode in the budget from the get go, because they surely had the idea panned out in pre-development. This is a pure example of how to exploit DLC. I'm not saying they are exploiting DLC because we have to pay for it, merely that now companies can make any aspect of a game a chargeable content.

Don't get me wrong, I love polished add-ons and map packs which add to gameplay and story. However, had Bungie released online multiplayer separately as a DLC they would have used the same excuses Capcom is using here. Bungie wouldn't have such a strong fanbase - they'd have a bunch of whining teenagers posting threats in online forums... kinda like what Capcom has here.

Re-read the article and it sounds like a 14 year old fanboy. So yeah, totally, like
Apple is the best, omfg

Agreed.

I'm buying this because I want to see a caped super hero who wields texas around as fists.

Shenmue on Wii would be wonderful... *sigh. Any chance of seeing Dreamcast ports on the Virtual Console anytime soon?

haha

I wont get home til 7pm CST, so I'll be a little late. Anyone up for some Medal of Honor? I just got it - pretty fun. I have MKW and Brawl, but I kinda want something different.