@squall_83 I see no problem in the company behind Minecraft accepting 2.5 billion and promising fans that the non-Microsoft editions will remain in tact as they are. This is definitely a plan for the future for Microsoft in expanding and building on the idea, and there's no reason to turn that kind of money down on an idea that's fully been vented from your own vantage point and capabilities of scale.
The more I play this game the more I love it.. I also have seen a really good gamer girl "avajaijai" on Twitch play it.. and I'm convinced this game is just fun.
I really think this game could be competitive on multi-player till the summer.
@mirage_so3 @GSGuy321 There are too many morons who would give games incredible amounts of admiration even if it's a piece of poop with a label on it. THey're just tools. Corporate tools are America's downfall
That's truly how gaming consoles have evolved.. Ps3 was no more than half an upgrade.. Ps4 probably even less.
I'm sure some great exclusives will come out.. but it's a hell a lot of money to get buried in.. Battlefield 3 if you took the total costs over it's 1 year cycle. that one game costs over $100 with all the DLC crap. It's unbelievable.
If the industry wants to save gaming they need to stop maximizing profit off their users and start selling reliable cost games that aren't recycled and the DLC is more than just some camo and upgraded exclusive items.
$250 for a console, $50 a game.. $30 a controller.. $30 a microphone. $10 DLC for 5 maps .. but no DLC that un-balances the game and gives you competitive advantages .
@andmcq The next-gen problem is most people don't want to keep shelling out money to play the next multiplayer game. I don't have the time to spend money on it. If it was half the cost for the total experience.. I would.. but unfortunately it becomes a commitment when you spend $300 just for the rig. Let alone games.. DLC.
On ps2 you buy the console $200.. a controller.. a microphone.. buy a new game.. no DLC to pay for.
Now gaming is a sink hole of money and it's only worth it for enough time invested into it.. but for a casual gamer right now like me (formerly hardcore) it's not worth it.
If the industry wants to save gaming they need to stop maximizing profit off their users and start selling reliable cost games that aren't recycled and the DLC is more than just some camo and upgraded exclusive items.
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