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[doodlesam123]

WTF we have ME1.

The PS3 version needs SOME sort of bonus stuff in order to entice people to buy. Plus the fact that they don't get ME1.

Modifié par doodlesam123, 17 août 2010 - 07:54 .

[Animespara]

Lets all call bioware and show them our anger!!!! >

[tdoug870]

Consider that right now you can buy ME2 on 360 for $30 brand new, and that ME2 for PS3 will probably be the full $60 in January. It would be a lot harder to justify that price difference without offering some sort of bonus for PS3 owners. Plus, you got plenty of free DLC through the Cerberus network if you bought the game early, so I really see no reason to complain.



Also, Bring Down the Sky was free for PC and came with the Platinum Hits version of ME1, but costs money to owners of the original. So it's not like including extra content on a later release is an unprecedented move for Bioware.

[Loerwyn]

tdoug870 wrote...

So it's not like including extra content on a later release is an unprecedented move for any publisher in existence.

Fixed.

[Tazzmission]

tdoug870 wrote...

Consider that right now you can buy ME2 on 360 for $30 brand new, and that ME2 for PS3 will probably be the full $60 in January. It would be a lot harder to justify that price difference without offering some sort of bonus for PS3 owners. Plus, you got plenty of free DLC through the Cerberus network if you bought the game early, so I really see no reason to complain.

Also, Bring Down the Sky was free for PC and came with the Platinum Hits version of ME1, but costs money to owners of the original. So it's not like including extra content on a later release is an unprecedented move for Bioware.

wait so bring down the sky was in the platinum hits version?

[tdoug870]

My Platinum Hits copy came with a second DVD which had Bring Down the Sky on it, along with behind the scenes videos, concept art, a ton of gamer pics and a sweet dashboard theme.

[The-Person]

Tazzmission wrote...

tdoug870 wrote...

Consider that right now you can buy ME2 on 360 for $30 brand new, and that ME2 for PS3 will probably be the full $60 in January. It would be a lot harder to justify that price difference without offering some sort of bonus for PS3 owners. Plus, you got plenty of free DLC through the Cerberus network if you bought the game early, so I really see no reason to complain.

Also, Bring Down the Sky was free for PC and came with the Platinum Hits version of ME1, but costs money to owners of the original. So it's not like including extra content on a later release is an unprecedented move for Bioware.

wait so bring down the sky was in the platinum hits version?

Yup, plus a bunch the making of the game videos, concept art with developer commentary, and the soundtrack.

[Tazzmission]

The-Person wrote...

Tazzmission wrote...

tdoug870 wrote...

Consider that right now you can buy ME2 on 360 for $30 brand new, and that ME2 for PS3 will probably be the full $60 in January. It would be a lot harder to justify that price difference without offering some sort of bonus for PS3 owners. Plus, you got plenty of free DLC through the Cerberus network if you bought the game early, so I really see no reason to complain.

Also, Bring Down the Sky was free for PC and came with the Platinum Hits version of ME1, but costs money to owners of the original. So it's not like including extra content on a later release is an unprecedented move for Bioware.

wait so bring down the sky was in the platinum hits version?

Yup, plus a bunch the making of the game videos, concept art with developer commentary, and the soundtrack.

huh i may have to pick it up then. i love behind the scenes documentarys.

[William Adama]

... true colors are now being shown.



I hope everyone now sees what ME2 really was. I cannot believe that I fell for the trilogy story arc bullcrap that they marketed for Me1, this PS3 news completely pisses away any need for a player to even consider playing ME1.



This is what Bioware thinks of the ME franchise, 3 independent games under the guise of an RPG trilogy.



$$$$$$$ + Bioware = EA's ****



ME3 is going to suck because of the attitude this team has taken after the release of ME1. This is the exact reason why ME2 was disappointing to most fans, it became more about the market than the art.



Good bye Bioware, you can bet I will think twice before buying your games again. Peace out.

[doodlesam123]

William Adama wrote...

... true colors are now being shown.

I hope everyone now sees what ME2 really was. I cannot believe that I fell for the trilogy story arc bullcrap that they marketed for Me1, this PS3 news completely pisses away any need for a player to even consider playing ME1.

This is what Bioware thinks of the ME franchise, 3 independent games under the guise of an RPG trilogy.

$$$$$$$ + Bioware = EA's ****

ME3 is going to suck because of the attitude this team has taken after the release of ME1. This is the exact reason why ME2 was disappointing to most fans, it became more about the market than the art.

Good bye Bioware, you can bet I will think twice before buying your games again. Peace out.

Um...Am I missing something here? So because ME2 is being ported to PS3...the Mass Effect series is ruined? Riiiiiiiight.

[Synobal]

Some people are just drama queens.

[JRCHOharry]

Synobal wrote...

Some people are just drama queens.

*SLAP TO THE FACE*

[cachx]

tdoug870 wrote...
Consider that right now you can buy ME2 on 360 for $30 brand new, and that ME2 for PS3 will probably be the full $60 in January. It would be a lot harder to justify that price difference without offering some sort of bonus for PS3 owners. Plus, you got plenty of free DLC through the Cerberus network if you bought the game early, so I really see no reason to complain.

Oh, a shining light of reason among a sea of stupidity. There is hope!

[Vaelidor]

William Adama wrote...

This is the exact reason why ME2 was disappointing to most fans,

Wait. So Mass Effect 2 was dissapointing to MOST fans? I highly dissagree there bud. Every game series in every single genre from every single company are going to have previous "fans" hate everything there is about a sequel or change to their beloved series. It's happening already with Dragon Age 2, you can bet it will happen with Mass Effect 3. But to state that is is dissapointing to MOST fans is 100% opinion. Show me where there is a general consensus that ME2 was dissapointing.

[Loki_344]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

HBC Dresden wrote...

A year old? Since January 2010? Are you from the future?

January 2010 - ME2 releases on PC/360
January 2011 - ME2 releases on PS3

That's a year.

Thanks for saving me the trouble.

[brfritos]

Loki_344 wrote...

brfritos wrote...

Wait, there's any source confirming that Kasumi, Overlord, Firewalker or any other paid DLCs will be on the PS3?
I think people needs to calm down a little.

I play on a PC, I don't care pretty much about consoles and I don't blame who buys them, it's the people's choice the plataform they use to play games.
Thank god for Blizzard and Valve, BTW.

If the PS3 comes with the free DLCs I don't see a reason to be angry at all, the content is free right?

But If I was an owner of the 360 verison, I think I will be a little upset if the paid content came included in the PS3 version.
So the owners of XBox have to pay for DLCs and the PS3 owners don't?

That's a little unfair.

No it's not. Under these circumstances the Xbox owners would have gotten access to the content much sooner. Bioware has to offer up some bonuses for people to buy a year old game.

The whole point is this, isn't?

The ideas in the first ME are really good, there was a lot of potential for the universe they are creting.
Forget the whole "ME1 is better", that's not what I'm saying.

Then they changed the whole concept of the first game, don't developt the full potential of it and they'll have to correct what don't work out on the second game.
You'll need a third game for this, of course.

That's why I didn't understand the changes that Bioware did in ME2, the game appears a reboot of the series.
But a restart so earlier, when you don't even know what needs improvement and change in the second installment?
Something is wrong, mate.

Then of course, since you disappoint the earlier fanbase, you'll need to construct another one.
Since you need to construct this fanbase again, you'll need to sell better.
Since you don't selled better (and they wonder why) because you didn't follow your original idea, you have to start doing things you say you'll never do.

I see a lot of people calling ME2 FPS. I'm a huge fan of FPS's games, I play them since the very first Doom and have news to you people: as an FPS, ME2 sucks!
Hard.

You can call me innocent if you want, I'll give you that, but my first impression was that Bioware could really create a fisable and entertaining universe of their own like in Star Wars, Aliens, Star Trek and so on.
I don't doubt that ME2 and ME3 will sell good, but they will be only this, sales.
The product of a time and that's it.