Anthony Taormina of Game Rant writes: "'NBA Jam: On Fire Edition’ promises a more robust career mode and enough challenges to test players’ high-flying prowess. But is it worth the $14.99 PSN and XBLA price tag? Read our review."
PS Blog:
I’m pleased to announce a partnership with EA to bring their games to PlayStation Now, including some of their biggest hits like Mass Effect 2, Mirror’s Edge, and Dead Space 3.
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Their pricing is very good for most games now. Funny how we had lots of articles about it being bad at the beta's start but none about how they rectified most of the problem. A dollar a day is cheaper than Redbox. Still think the 4 hour option should be changed to 24 hour.
Well that the point of the beta.
The main thing they wanted to know if they got the pricing right. Hopefully they stick to their original plan and incorporate a subscription service to this.
That, with these additions makes a total of 5 games that I'd rent. And yes Sony they are all triple a titles. More triple a titles like gow ascension and infamous 2 dead space 3 and mass effect 2 and killzone 3. Give ps4 psn users the option to purchase titles through PS now also a must. i would love to add at least two of these to my library. I don't want the option to rent at 14.99 for however long, that's insulting. The games should be sold digitally on ps4 at 14.99 tops. These are old titles. You insult me with your pricing Sony
I'm sick of it. I'm selling ps4 and buying a steam machine or building a PC. I don't want to be put through 8th generation console growing pains. You should know by now how to launch a console and support it in its first year. 2.0 was weak considering it took almost a year. Delays low frame rates to boot. I'm done tolerating this for my money for a console that'll be irrelevant in 3 years.
Remembering MCA through his video game basketball legacy.
Junkie Monkeys: Kim Jong Un and Dennis Rodman dominate the world of NBA Jam.
is this a hack in the game? there is no way this real this cant be real
These dictators love the products of the US. Why can't they just get past the whole communism thing?
