In today's modern videogames market, many gamers operate on a budget. Being able to afford three brand new releases in a month – often with an RRP above the £45 mark – is simply a dream to some, and improbable to others, and quite clearly this is where the industry's "pre-owned" market has sprung from. But also, the publishers themselves have taken note, with each of the major format holders promoting their own range of budget titles; Nintendo's Player's Choice range, Microsoft's CLASSICS titles and SONY's PLATINUM series. Nintendo is yet to launch an official range in the Current-Generation, but has released many titles with a comparable price-tag; a strategy that has seen much success in the Casual market sector. But which titles truly offer value-for-money?
While the Hardcore gamers will pick up most of these releases at launch, Mainstream and Casual gamers are less likely to fork-out immediately for a title with which they have little information on. While many may find themselves lavishing-out on a brand new copy of Grand Theft Auto IV at launch, how many would spend an equal amount on Heavenly Sword? Or Mass Effect?
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HOw did Gears of War not make the top 5?!!?!
:)
...Call of Duty 2?
COD2 was awesome, personally I think Stranglehold should have been on that list as well, I picked it up for 12 dollars at Bestbuy the other day. 360 has tons of great games for cheap, that is one of the reasons it is such a great value.
/sarcasm
people....^^this is what child abuse and neglect leads to, a false sense of hope, arrogance, and lame jokes especially
even though i want to.
after "watching" that game for hours...
pushing it's last gen PS2 on everyone we can finally stop calling this gen next gen, as long as PS2 is still around journalists have to specify.
so this is why Sony said next gen gaming begins when they say LOL/joke
LMAO!
lol, all those games are great value under 12 dollars...
No sarcasm.
but i dont know how gears made it, the campaign is horrid
GoW was on the " also recommended" tell them again Kevco