"Since Portal and Portal 2 graced consoles and computers around the world, the ‘alternative’ puzzle game has hit the gaming world full force. Instead of your rudimentary puzzles of slotting A into B to make C happen, or making shape Z fit into slot X, these games brought spacial awareness to the forefront and then covered up all the devious puzzles with buckets of narrative and charm. Instead of it being about solving the puzzles it was about uncovering the secrets and finding out the plot. It was about enjoying the games charms and wit, and ultimately about having fun, it’s a shame then that WARP fails to hit these now common gaming points."
Neil writes: "W.A.R.P. is the latest little shooter to arrive on the Xbox Store, downloadable and playable on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S"
DualShockers' Masoud House writes:
"So some people hate the idea of porting games from the PlayStation Network to the Vita. There’s even been some fantastic debates over the idea of sharing or porting games to handhelds being the detriment of handheld growth, and a significant roadblock to establishing its identity as a viable platform. But with Sony’s insistence that the PlayStation brand will be something that can be played anywhere you go, there’s some games I think not only deserve to be ported over to the Vita, but perhaps could even excel better on the handheld than on home consoles."
EA is now running a Publisher Sale on Xbox Live that sees many games and DLC discounted by quite a bit until February 4th, 2013. Ranging from Battlefield 3 to Deathspank: Thongs of Virtue, and SSX for $10, there's a lot on sale.
Well worth $10... not sure it was worth the $60 I paid for it.
Also, is it messed up that I already have everything on that list? I'm getting better at not buying games and waiting for sales because it feels like a kick in the nuts when I see a game I payed full price for at $10.
... while we in Europe also get these deals, yet SSX is 15 EURO, which means even though it's on sale for us as well, it's still twice as expensive as what the USA gamers have to pay for the same game...
.... which is obviously ridiculous.
@ Yi-Long
I have been sympathetic to gamers in other countries getting price gouged for a long time. I think it sucks that your prices are higher, especially while your currency value is inflated. Check out US amazon.com and see if they ship to your country. I have friends in South America, Europe and elsewhere that order from there to get lower prices. Some still have to pay import duties, but it is still cheaper for them go the extra mile.
