@Wango_Tango Yes, they should, if they are breaking established laws, which, in certain countries, they are. They don't get to choose not to follow laws they don't like. The only choice they get is whether to sell there or not. They WILL comply or they WILL be shut down in Germany, among other countries. That's just how it works.
This would be the funniest thing I've ever read if, you know, some idiot that watches fox news didn't believe it. And I don't know if you've ever TRIED to kill someone with a video game, but it's actually pretty hard. A gun, on the other hand...
Those aren't "details". That's a vague description. DETAILS would be items such as: how many races? how many cars? how many hours of new gameplay? etc. etc. "It has rally cars" isn't detailing ****.
@WattsM989 No, it is NOT turn 10. They have NOTHING to do with the development. Playground is using their name and their assets, nothing else. They are more like a middleman publisher in this deal. And the season pass is an "expansion pack" and 6 6-car packs. Lastly, and people seem to be confused by this, despite what they pulled with forza 4, this will NOT be all of the dlc. That state this. Blatantly. Look up where they are talking about the expansion pack. They say the FIRST one will come out in december. Press keep claiming this pass in all-inclusive. Turn 10 has NEVER made this claim. It includes, the FIRST expansion pack and the FIRST six 6-cars packs, plus the up-front bonuses. That's it.
@WattsM989 A: How can you be a big fan of a game that isn't out yet? This is not forza 5 and it is not even done by turn 10. B: How it is a good deal to pay for content that months in advance without even having a clue what it is, other than an "expansion", which could mean anything. C:The car packs are now 6 cars, instead of 10, and will either be the same price or a whole dollar less. How does any of that equal a "good deal"?
@Darnasian @ElJefeDeMedios Actually... that's not really true anymore. The PS2 sold so many copies because when it came out, it was the cheapest DVD player on the market. Period. It also stayed the only one that could play DVDs without buying an add-on and, if I recall correctly, stayed cheaper than the xbox anyway. The Wii sold so much upfront due to the gimmick control scheme. The 360 and PS3 are selling so well on the back-end due to the kinect and the blu ray drive, respectively. The Wii U is sold-out through pre-orders this far out due to, once again, the controller (the launch line up is crap). Individual games have very little to do with why people buy systems anymore. Sure, there are some people that is still true for, but for the majority of consumers, that is no longer the case.
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