TSA writes: "Sometimes we have to face the fact that times have moved on. Some games have more of a following thanks to their associations than their actual mechanics, and the Zone of the Enders series – produced by Hideo Kojima, and the first of which included a demo for the then much anticipated Metal Gear Solid 3 – feels like such a series. The iconic design of the Jehuty Orbital Frame, an undeniably cool Evangelion-esque mech, will probably spark all sorts of nostalgia for PS2-era gamers, but this remaster of the second ZoE game just goes to show how much we used to have to put up with, even if there are a few shiny new bells and VR whistles."
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RIGS. that was the best one. sony effed up and shut it down instead of making a sequel for psvr2. shame.
New trademark filings have been registered in Europe and Japan. Will Konami make a series announcement at Tokyo Game Show 2020?
Can someone just tell me this means nothing and that companies do this all time so that I can not have any hope. Thank you.
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There were better prices on the PlayStation Store as regular sales and Christmas time frame. I got Sairento and AC7 for $15 new. And that was physical at Gamestop and Target respectively.
As for Fruit Ninja, I think this is the ONLY price drop I've ever seen for that game. And I still won't buy it at that price. The developers are nonexistent and have kept FN at full price since launch almost 4 years ago. Want to be ninja? Get Sairento. You'll thank me later.
Shop around. You can always get a better deal until you can't.
BS review score. I just played it on PS3 a couple months ago and the game is still amazing.