TJ

Lost Planet 2 was a AAA game? Is that based on sales alone? After playing for a week I had to get rid of it. So bad.

@(Unverified) yup

@(Unverified) How are they being cheap? Companies are asking us to spend as much as $100 or more on their games now. The same game they may or may not be supporting a year from now. The same games they want us to forget about when their next big thing comes out every 10 to 12 months. For the same price they expect us to pay on one game we can have multiple, more enjoyable experiences with several games. Also how about the fact most of the games they expect us to pay all this money for have been being released broken from the start with months sometimes even a year or two before they even think about fixes.

It's not being cheap, it's being responsible to ourselves.

I understand going after Sony, but there are more innocent victims being affected. Is it really a fight for freedom if you're hurting the ones you say you're helping.

I don't neccessarily blame the devs about price cuts, I put that blame mostly on the publishers and even to some extent the console makers.

@Electrium Just about to link to his post. That article is very good at describing what "middle class" games are and why we need them.

Ok, so these guys are in the middle of ski country, have a lot full of cars perfect for the conditions, and decide to do this. It seems someone decided to go through their shroom stash overnight. Whoever ok'd this should be made to pay for all 5. If Subie of North America doesn't know about this, they should and pull out quick after suing them for defamation.

@hellohello I still question my sister where the hell my T-rex is buried, even if it is somewhere on a 50 acre cornfield 600 miles away.

I'll miss them. They got me back into the racing genre. Loved all of their games that I played.

Even if that exploit has been patched, could it hurt their case for the fact a company rep basically promoted something similar?