Driver San Francisco

Added:Sat 27th Aug 2011 00:45, Post No: 6

shift is an original idea which tells you tht driver sf is completely different from all the other racers out there this is a great game u shouldnt let what ppl say or think stop u from buying this amazing new game in a long and creative series

Added:Thu 21st Jul 2011 16:48, Post No: 4

here's why things like passport and psn pass are a bad idea. DLC. lets say i think this game is worth $30, new it sells for $50, but its a few months old and used so i can buy it from gamestop or w.e for $30 go home and play it, few weeks down the line iv'e beaten the game gotten some more $ in my pocket and decided i want to get in on that DLC. i go and spend more money on the game, right?

well if i know it will cost $40 because i want the online, but i don't value it at $40, i'm not going to buy it, now in 4-6 more months maybe the game is down to $20, and with the pass it will cost me $30, that was reasonable before, but the games got 6 months worth of population erosion now, am i going to play a dead game no? am i going to buy DLC for a game i never bought?  obviously not. 

developers feel entitled to somethign that they really are not entitled too, they made there money at launch and on all the new copies sold. they see gamestop posting huge profits, but what they apparently don't realize/consider is the gamestop is a retail outlet with employees to pay, utilitie bills at there retail locations, the trade in purchase price themselves, and lastly a good retail location, which costs a pretty penny. so how is gamestop and other companies like them making so much money? it's qunatity. they mite make $8 on a used game sale after all is said and done, maybe even less. but when you're putting out games hundreds of thousands at a time every month at say $8 profit a sale, it adds up for sure. 

in the end i think people are going to stop buying used games as much, and as a result less people will buy the DLC, as they don't have the game, unless game stores are willing to drop the prices $10 to subsidize the online passes, but as i pointed out game stores don't make nearly as much as developers make it out to be.

Added:Tue 30th Jun 2009 21:57, Post No: 2

show me proof and I'll believe you