Or know what time it becomes available? It seems to have said Feb. 18 everywhere, but as of yet it's still not available for download. What time does PSN usually put up new products?
According to the Sunsoft forum, it's going to be a "re-imagining" which is what people say when they won't admit it's a remake. They say there are some new bosses and enemies, but if the level design is the same, screw it. I bought that game once already before!
Most sites are reporting this to be a sequel to the NES classic maintaining all the nostalgic gameplay. But one image sure looks like a simple remake for me because it looks almost identical to the underwater portion of the first level of the NES game.
I'm excited, but I'm only going to buy it if it's not a remake and is its own game.
One thing I've never got is why Live is so much better than PSN. Maybe some nerd could enlighten me, but having played both I can't figure out the difference besides I like the ability to private chat on Live better. Otherwise it's just the same ol' song and dance to me, except one is $60 less per year.
I heard if you play RE5 with a friend who has unlocked Pro mode that your infinite ammo won't work while you play it if you haven't yet beat veteran. Any truth to this? I was going to skip Veteran if I could and if the trophies stacked, but unlimited ammo is pretty much essential.
If they think anyone is going to pay $3+ for Atari 2600 games, they're mad. This idea is a great one, but ultimately looks like it'll cost way too much to really have a go at 'er for most people. Especially since I got the Activision and Atari Anthologies for like $10 each, and they have well over 100 games between the two of them.
And you predictably skip the music album analogy 'cause it makes perfect sense in terms of viewing something as a piece of art in the eyes of the artist who invented the piece.
If a person pays for a game, gets stuck and wants to continue playing it to get some money's worth out of it, they should be able to do so.
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