Walking Dead (XB1/PS4) Dated...

[HailVectron]

October 24th - but I'm concerned about the pricing.

£25 for season one + 400 days
£25 for season two

I don't remember what I paid for Season 1 on the 360, but I'm sure it wasn't that much... The annoying thing is that I'd want to play Season One again, and I didn't get 400 Days or Season 2... Jeez, I'm going to need a second mortgage if the release schedule keeps up like this!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Walking-Dead-Game-Edition/dp/B00JXZNF2S

 

[Bangcat]

Sadly it seems like the industry is trying to make major coin on re releases like a double road side Starbucks coffee off of a memory damaged caffeine addict. At least some companies, like steam, push some of these companies to soften the blow with a deal for those who went in early on previous versions.

As such one thing I will give credit to game wise are those involved with giving last gen Destiny players a very nice, un costing, upgrade option. Such should be pressured by consumers to become the norm.

October 24th - but I'm concerned about the pricing.

£25 for season one + 400 days
£25 for season two

I don't remember what I paid for Season 1 on the 360, but I'm sure it wasn't that much... The annoying thing is that I'd want to play Season One again, and I didn't get 400 Days or Season 2... Jeez, I'm going to need a second mortgage if the release schedule keeps up like this!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Walking-Dead-Game-Edition/dp/B00JXZNF2S

 

[HailVectron]

I'm happy for remakes, if I've not played them before

 

[Bangcat]

I'm happy for remakes, if I've not played them before

I can dig it for the sakes of availability, as such the Chief Collection makes some sense. But in some cases like GTAV, claiming there was no intent of bringing it onto new Consoles, witch most of us knew was bs, some are blatant attempts at turning double profit through trickery.

I can understand it a bit for walking dead making it attractive for late players. Companies are starting however to break consumer trust to levels where they trust to buy something at start, witch in turn begins to hammer statistics witch though are not always equal proof to message, have effect on consumers and investors alike.

Something big industry may want to take into consideration as kickstarter and true indie developers continue to take shots at their AAA competition's relevance in the market. But as such I'm a big believer in companies having competition to keep them on their toes.

GTAV and Metro Redux feel like quick cash inns on easy improving instead of true sequels.