Pixel Gate writes:
''The concept of pre-order content for video games has become a hot topic in recent weeks. From access to betas to ‘exclusive’ missions, the whole idea is starting to expand beyond a few nifty extras. What started out as physical freebies promised by retailers has grown in content from games being cut purely to be given away as a pre-order ‘bonus’. What started as s harmless practice has grown into worrying trend, but the consumer is partly to blame.''
If you've got an Alien itch you can't quite scratch until Alien: Rolumus releases, GameSpew has rounded up the best Alien games to tide you over.
Fans (myself included) are clamouring for a direct sequel to this fantastic game and hope for an Alien: Isolation 2. But will this great game ever get another instalment?
tbh it doesn’t need a sequel. Fantastic game but not something to make into a long running series.
Also included are Alien: Isolation, Dead Island Definitive Edition, Outlast 2, and more.
Good month imo. I'll play Gotham Knights and House of Ashes. I'm finishing up Disco E on Steam right now - that's a superb game.
Extra content locked away on the disc!!
I hated not being able to drive the RUF RT 12R in Forza Horizon because it was Limited Edition DLC but NPC's were driving around in it. Heck they even had an outpost stunt involving it!
I'm not paying a dime towards a game that hasn't released. I don't care what the bonus is. Paying for a game that has yet to prove itself is nonsense.
My backlog on my ps3 is to long to even think about a pre-order anyways.
Most preorder incentives sound good in adverts but when you actually get them they're usually a let down. Sometimes it's a weapon which you get maybe a few hours earlier than another equally as good one. None of the ones I got were particularly memorable for me.