$60 for a game isn't a purchase, it's an investment. And when it comes to unproven IPs, that same $60 can turn into a gamble. Why are new IPs priced the same as brand new, well known games in a series. Do they have to be? Default Prime author Kyree Leary shares his thoughts.
Carve your burning fist through this list featuring the best beat'em ups you can experience on the PlayStation 3.
Daily Video Game writes: "Xbox Store has just launched three new digital sales that offers steep discounts on various combat, family, and free to play games for Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One, including many Xbox 360 games right now!"
I had no idea Binary Domain was backwards compatible. I know what I'm downloading.
I would like El Shaddi, Afterburner Climax, and outrun 2 please. I am sure that there are other games as well but those came to mind for me right now.
GotGame's Bring it Back returns with a Capcom one-hit wonder, taking a retrospective look at CyberConnect2's quick time event heavy Asura's Wrath.
I really really loved this game. I would really love to play it again but unfortunately my Xbox 360 is long gone.
It’s backwards compatible for Xbox One and Xbox Series S|X, so there’s still a way to play it on one modern console at least.
Because sequals aren't always as good as their predecessor, and people would rage if they bought a 9.5/10 game for $40 then a few years down the road bought a 8/10 game sequel for $60.
TBH I'm over the $60.00 price tag.
I bought 20-25 new games last year and when I think back how much $$$ I dropped I could kinda kick myself.
yeah I have a great job and I can afford it but in reflection a lot of those games didn't come close to being worth a $60.00 price tag, thank God for Amazon as they saved me a lot.
This year I'm not making day one purchases like I did last year, this year I'll wait till the game hit the $25-$30 rage before i pick them up.
I'll say this, none of the games pictured look like $60.00 games IMO.