ME 1 was a poor mans KOTOR. ME 2 was quite an improvement from the predecessor and a great game. ME 3 was OK. Something felt off with it. The multiplayer was a tacked on nightmare. I enjoyed the ME series quite a lot. I think keeping expectations low for the new ME will be the way to go.
@AuGZA Errr ... No. No one in a good state of mind would buy COD for the single player bit. What is it now ... 6 hours tops of cliched dialogs and vehicular sections.
Music started becoming digital with DRM. That was an epic fail. Then came DRM - Free. Now it's doing fine. So until that happens, I will not be supporting companies that are trying push a broken all digital concept on me.
Digital and today's broken digital are completely two different things. Until you learn to implement it properly, you will have people rebelling against it. Simple as that.
@jhcho2 Where I live, games are priced irrespective of currency conversions. The prices are so ridiculous that no one in their right mind would buy them. So people pirate and that's understandable. You can't make a buck out of selling Chromebook Pixels in a 3rd world developing country. If official options are not around, some company is going to make cheap look a likes and sell. It's retarded to get hung up on that. The intelligent way to look at it is to be stoked that a market exists that can be tapped with the right price.
@AlwaysRunning @Bread_or_Decide Yeah I thought the film was ok when watching. But when I look back, I remember none of it. (I haven't watched any Star Trek to begin with)
If nothing got stuck the film must have had nothing special. Same old same old. Move on.
@Adavanter I loved the reboot. Flawed ... Yes. But that game could have been made into something so much better. Awesome art and great platforming. Fighting could have been better. Elika and Prince story line was not perfect but a great start.
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