[QUOTE="Bladex2k"]just another thread that shows consumers are all morons they mad when they gotta pay for dlc and mad when they get free dlc can never please peoplejoe11king
People aren't getting the DLC for free. They're downloading it, which takes up space and uses a lot of time to download it, so they can pay $30 for it later on. It's a useless 'update'.
A part of it is free, Map Pack 7 consists of four maps; two from BC1 and two from BC2 single player. But I do agree that it is stupid, if you could download it from PSN then it would download while you are playing any game but the way it is now you have to wait a bit which I suppose sucks for those that have a low speed internet.
My laziness. Sometimes I'm just too lazy to pick up the controller and turn my ps3 on even. Though I know I have nothing to do for the next few hours. That and possibly work assuming I still somehow get paid.
Long enough. Just that, a game needs to be long enough. Not to long for it to feel padded and not too short for it to feel as if they cut chucks out of the game for the hell of it. I found Heavenly Sword to be too short, by the time I thought the game finally stopped telling me how to do things and started throwing everything it had at me it was already over where as games like Resonance of Fate just seems too long. Yes the fighting is quite interesting but aside from that the game offers nothing else. It's almost as if they thought of a battling system and decide to create a whole RPG just out of that and then decided to make it 50 hours long.
I'd really say it depends on the demo itself. Take Brutal Legends, I enjoyed the demo, and I'm sure so did many others. I bought the game thinking it would play very similarly to the demo but it turned out to take a more RTS role. The BF:BC2 demo on the other hand gives you a very good idea of what the multiplayer is like. If you didn't like the demo then chances are that you wouldn't like the MP in the final game.
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