ESO-- I believe it is "Pay-to-Play" once with no monthly subsription needed like Guild Wars 2, so you have to pay full price for the game on console or PC. I've seen it advertised on sale for Black Friday or used on Gamefly I think. I was wanting to get it on PS4 myself but so many bad comments about the game.
Well, I got my invitation from Blizzard in my email. Maybe it's a regional thing or maybe I applied earlier than you. It's supposed to go on all weekend.
I wrote a similar type of comment regarding Origin and Dragon Age Inquisition. The game ran on my PC, but even changing settings, was very stuttery and could never fix it entirely. Sometimes the game ran smoothly, then suddenly hit a wall of shit and either just crash or slow down. The game had been out for a long time, and I figured there had been enough patches out to fix these types of issues, but no.
I was going to try out this Warhammer game too, and wasn't aware of performance issues. Interesting. Sorry about your $40. So many games are gonna be on sale next week for Black Friday for very cheap. Do you have Black Friday where you live?
I think this conversation came up when the reboot came out and I didnt enjoy it and went back and popped in HD Collection and thought, why couldn't we get more games like these? Are you guys playing all the games in the collection? What game is next in Backloggers?
I didn't know you guys were playing through all the games in the HD collection. I remember being very impressed with the whole thing and played through all of the games and had fun. I liked that forklift bit in London too. Been a while since I played these, maybe they don't hold up that well anymore. I'm tempted to pop the game disc in and play through it all again.
I'm specifically looking for HD remakes and collections on PS3, like Kingdom Hearts, Final Fantasy X, Devil May Cry HD etc..
I know Bloodborne will be $20 and Destiny Taken King $35, but not sure if its the full game or just the expansion.
Yes. This was the similar reaction I had when I first saw Tomb Raider.
I'm gonna say Tomb Raider. I liked Turok, Mario 64, Zelda OoT, and Starfox, but something about exploring tombs and exploring ruins really grabbed me at the time, and there haven't really been many other games that do the same thing, not even current re-booted Tomb Raider, except for maybe Soul Reaver?
I might stop by my local Target on Black Friday weekend just to checkout some console games. I'm hoping to see some super low price cuts on PS3 games actually.
Afterbirth? It's quite addictive.
