This is what you get when you shit on your fans and publish your games with BS DLC tactics.

@JangoF-76 Let me give you an example. How much Sleeping Dogs sales for on retail for consoles? $30? $40? i got it two weeks ago for $10 on Steam and it will probably go for cheaper during the year while the retail console copy will be sitting around the same price.

@Augurae Losing customers and promoting hacking? Stop drinking cool-aid bro

If you put Final Fantasy and Pokemon out of the charts, Ni No Kuni is the first JRPG to be at the top in over a decade. I'm pleasantly impressed by this.

Put Ninja Theory to develop the Remake!

Just kidding, just kidding...

No cockpit view, no buy.

And why again with the awful DLC policy Codemasters?, i just don't get it, you guys seem to be going backward on the way they publish their games. If any of you bought Dirt 3 on the PC you might remember that the game launched on Steam (with GFWL as DRM by the way) but they never released the DLC or the Complete Edition on the Steam Store so you are forced to play an incomplete game or get the extra content via the Microsoft Store that never does sales for DLCs on PC. The worst part is to have this bunch of cars that actually show on the in game menus and you can never drive unless you buy them.

You know what stuff is dangerous? OP Season Passes with lousy content, DLCs on disc, Draconian DRMs, Bugged games on release... that's the kind of stuff that makes me want to punch people in the face.

Tomorrow i'll be bringing my BF3 Season Pass to work, that sucker of my boss is going to found out what a dangerous bastard i am >:).

No cockpit view, no buy. Sorry Codemasters.

@ziproy The Fallout games are a property of Bethesda Softwork, not Obsidian.

@widehead Comparing the combat between Ni No Kuni and Dark Souls is like comparing Final Fantasy with The Witcher 2.