A game is overpriced if people aren't purchasing it. Since MW2 with it's MSRP of $60 still leads retail sales charts and has been in the Top 5 on Steam every day since release even with the holiday sale spamming over the past week, I'd say it is a pretty fair price and is certainly not without precedence. Has everyone forgotten when WarCraft III was MSRP $54.99 when it came out, not to mention a score of games back in the 90's in the CD rom days.
All the GTA games eventually made their way to other systems exclusivity or not, so at worst the only thing you could worry about is some minor delay in receiving the game or it's DLC.
What book is best to read to folloow on from the story at the end of episode 6?connorisgreat93
Truce at Bakura takes place immediately following the Battle of Endor, though is more of a side story in the Rebellion v Empire storyline. That picks up again full force with the X-Wing series.
The Thrawn trilogy are still my SW favorite books, everything else I've read has already been suggested aside from Children of the Jedi.
I can't say I've ever watched wrestling more than a handful of times in my life, but a lot of the N64 games, especially Wrestlemania 2000, were a blast to play with friends. I tried to get into the more recent titles a couple of times but they just don't have the same charm as the older versions do.
I enjoyed it. In my mind it wasn't as great as Baldur's Gate II or even KOTOR but certainly worth the time and money. It has the best cast of characters I've ever seen in a RPG concerning how much time was spent on developing their dialogue and backstory.
If there's one thing I've learned in my years of gaming, its that if I think I'm good at something there at least one hundred people out there much better than me.
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