I would not mind paying a premium price generally, as long as the quality reflects that premium. However, with MS, quality is hit and miss. like members below have alluded to, building a PC is not hard, plus a decent put together rig will still cane a console. Yes I use my One exclusively at the mo, but only because I am skint, but as far as I am concerned, Project Scorpio should have AMD, Intel or nVidia stamped on the side. That is proper quality.

@walidras: Yes as previous. I did not purchase the expansion until a couple of months ago or so. Once done, the expansion missions come up as blue coloured in the quest menu. You can a new game at a pre-defined level 32, but I was at 35, which I would recommend as the minimum. Even at level 37, it seems a little harder than the original. The baddies seem a lot tougher at a comparable level with those in the original game.

That does look cool. I would love to see a Crystal version of the One.

@Thanatos2k: Always one retard that does not read the post correctly. have no need to sell the Xbox, I was talking about the which version of the game I fancy. Duh.

@edviges: Why. Because she has sex or something?

What do I do. Wait around three months when I have the budget for a Devil's Canyon, or buy anyway for the Xbox One. And the Xbox One upscaling. Is that a common occurrence?

Finally a game that has interest to me post Witcher 3. Getting this on pay day for defo. I guess the Dark Zone is a kill everybody just to be sure, then blow them up lol.

What power draw do these modern day cards have? Sounds like they need a nuclear powered PSU.

Sounds interesting and may well be the best of its type so far. You are never going replicate what it is like to roll on the mat, but the mini game sounds like it works. Hopefully it will not be frustrating and then become too easy, once the system is worked out by the gamer. The depth of BJJ as a system is comprehensive, let alone then add striking and kicking.