Agreed! Now is a great time to re-release this game.
100% It could always be better, but I'll take what I can get.
I missed out on these games way back when, so this is exciting to get these now!
It has a Vita version as well.
That's exactly right. There will be plenty of people who won't like this game, and $40 isa lot to spend on a what if.
As the reviewer of this game, I agree with you and respect your outlook. Thank you.
On that note, Myst sprang to mind while playing this game, and I remembered how much I struggled with that franchise as well.
We'll have to wait and see on that one. Really, the only certainty there is with EA is that it will take a redundantly long time either way.
As mentioned in the review, the 900 MB update was something I had available from the beginning, and as it seems, my experience was unlike a lot of those mentioned across the web this morning, which is unfortunate to both the players and the company.
Give it a shot before buying it.
They could have reached out and teamed up with the project members. I mean, why not? They could have at least been more tasteful about their approach.
LBP 3 was such a great surprise announcement this year.
Velocity Ultra was such a wonderful and addicting game. It is an essential game for Vita owners.
Yeah, you can play with PC gamers while playing on PS3. FFXIV doesn't have hardware-specific servers, so everyone plays together.
I haven't dabbled into Ni No Kuni yet, but Tales of Xillia sat so well with me that it's hard for me to believe that another RPG, no matter how good, could top it for me. Still, I have both and I want to play both; it's only a matter of time.
It's great that the general consensus of this game is so high. It's really knocking it out of the park in comparison to many games out there right now.
Yep, it hit me too. I tried to play for the first time in nearly 2 months, and bam... We'll see how long it'll be until I even update it again.
Who'd have thought that Mantis would be the one that started the downfall of Big Boss. Kojima, you genius.
Yeah, if not David Hayter.
This game was such a great experience. The industry would be so much better if every character could feel as human and realistic as this rendition of Lara Croft is.
Old Lara can fade to black, now that we have another Lara that makes everyone grow as a person instead of cheaply appeal to a subliminal likeness.
Each game gets deeper and more polished. For a team of 25 or so people, this end product is stellar.