I would like to say that so many of you are missing the bigger picture. It doesn't matter what the film is, or where else in the world it's available; in one territory MS has gone to the effort of securing the rights to a big name film before it's general release.
That could've been a game or DLC. But instead, they spent money on a film. What does that mean for the Xbox as a brand? It marks a turning point in the move towards 'entertainment' as opposed...
I'm not exactly a Halo fan, but Halo 4's got me into the hype. Looking forward to it!
Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault?
Dubai Financial Services Authority?
Distinguished Faculty Service Award?
Delegation of Financial Signing Authorities?
It's awesome, trust me. ;)
Already got it for 360 but I was thinking about getting it for Vita too. Maybe not now, I'll probably have had my fix by the time it comes out...
Retail packages might be taking this season pass thing a bit too far...
Agreed. All this format convergence is great - despite waht the naysayers may say, it's what gamers have wnated for a long time. Offering other services too is just the icing on the cake.
The problem is that it needs a great deal of support, and I'm not sure that I can see many people adopting Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, Windows RT Tablet and Xbox quick enough for MS to keep ploughing money into it...
There is a point ot be made here. I know it shouldn't be all 'well they do it...' but the games industry isn't the only booth babe culture around. In fact, it's the most youthful of a huge network of them.
Whole bunch of improvements there, but you might think they're a little late really.
GoME Hobbit details here: http://n4g.com/news/1097360...
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Isn't it good enought to know that you can run it for now? We'll find out how well you'll be able to run it when it's closer to being complete!
Ha! That pretty good. I really want Let's Fish!: Hooked On now.
Looking forward to this.
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Interesting, but is it really any better than what's already out there?
I'm really looking forward to this game myself, and I do like the fact that you can continue to progress the same character from one set of skills to a whole new set.
You know that was announced a couple of weeks ago, right?
Not clicked the link then? ;)
There's an image of the new character in the article.
Yep. Wasn't a huge fan of the first one, but I'll be giving it another go!
20 mins isn't enough to get an informed opinion of a game like Saints Row 3. Look at AC3, if you play that for anything less than four hours you'll go away thinking it's an entirely different type of game...