Wait, wait, wait, did I just missed something? Ok, I'm not a "leading Sonic expert", but from what I know, the blue critter is the fastest living thing alive . And this is not the first game to feature Sonic in a racing game. What's with the vehicles? It's like the Space Marines (Warhammer series) to feature in a body building game, because of their genetically augmented bodies. Not that I argue or anything, but its just somewhat awkward.
[sarcasm]Yeah, I agree. Buy our games for over 60$ each, they are much better than the cheaper games, made by less known than our own company. We think only for your good, honest![/sarcasm] If you are going to make a game with less than 10 ours of gameplay, at least add a huge replay value so I would actually consider parting with my hard earned cash and pay for your (ridiculousy overpriced) product. And don't create useless DLCs at all. A new outfit? A better blade/gun? My horse get a new armor (TES: Oblivion) ? Please.
Humanity might be getting too smart for our own good. Seeing Dr. Kaku mentioned, I just recalled one of his theories about other dimensions (at least I think it was about that, though ). Anyway, it was something like this: Roughly adapt this theory for humans - many of us say there is nothing in the skies. Or is it? Maybe we just don't see them? Finally, a theory of a friend of mine (something that always makes me happy) - perhaps all life on Earth is just a game, like Sims, and we are the playthings of some alien(s)? I apologize in advance if someone finds my comment a bit off-the-chart or simply idiotic.
Well... looks kinda promising. Not a big fan of MMOs, but I'll probably try it. The only thing f2p games are superior to the p2p is the fact that all gamers are equal; there's no such thing as "I'm better than you, because I have more cash and can buy better equipment". Actually, that's one of the two major reasons why I don't play them. That and I don't have spare cash to pay every month, be e 5, 15, 20$. However, I've heard (and jinzo9988 just confirmed it) that free games have poor to none technical support and that's a lot to think about. Than again, you get what you pay for. Thank you, mr. McGee.
Must say, that's some great strategy BioWare and EA are pulling. First you pay for the game, expecting to be good. Then you don't like the ending and go on a riot with fellow gamers who share your thoughts. What happens next? BW suddenly hears your cry at the end of the tunnel and decide to make a different ending via DLC. Which you'll also pay for, be it cheap or not. ABBA used to sing: "Money, money, money!..."
As if EA were not hated enough, now some people might think of literally blowing their HQ to kingdom-come. But those people I'm talking about, a.k.a. the gaming community, are not idiots and the last thing a company this size wants, it is a full-scale boycott, because this is no small matter. Then again, Electronic Arts are not the only game developer so I can very well spend my hard earned money to other products, missing the dreaded EA logo.
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