"Prospect Games has managed to create a really fun, innovative and brilliant game with their 3D platformer "Unbox: Newbie's Adventure", and this is the reason why." - Liam Hobbs, TGG.
Tons of games have been discounted for Nintendo platforms, including Oxenfree for 75% off, L.A. Noire, and tons more.
Yeah over 80 games on sale I nice example regular edition of NBA 2K18 for $39 dollars.
Your comment sounds negative. But I have to agree, they don't have good discounts compared to others. Most of that has proven to be third parties, like the ones that charged more for the SWITCH version of a game then on PS4 or XB. After more time I think competition will cause this to ease a little.
His comment sounds negative because you're a Nintendo fanatic. A lot of things about the switch is rubbish to me like the price of the system and what it offers. Online component is rubbish. The prices for a lot of the games are too high. The switch lacks a lot of games also. As an owner of the switch I feel like it's a waste of money at the moment for what it offers and should cost half the price of retail. Also the games should be half the price as well
Just because somebody likes something you don't doesn't make them a fanatic. There are more levels than just one or the other. Life is more complex than that.
They have had good sales. Guess when Sony has sales it means sales are bad, right?
Oxenfree for $5 is a steal. Rocket League at $15 is solid. Kingdom: New Lands and the Flame in the Flood are at good prices too.
Doom did 120k worldwide in it's first week. Skyrim, 210k and LA Noire 60k.
Nice, where did you get that information? Were those sales retail and e-shop combined?
Unbox: Newbies Adventure takes a unique concept of playing as a box, and opens it out in a way you might not expect.
Neil writes "It's quite obviously THAT time of year. You know, the time when all manner of bundle packs come out ready to remove us of any spare Christmas cash. And today another new bundle pack of games has appeared on Xbox One - the Merge Mega Bundle."
