THWIP71 wrote...
Thanks for the info, Jesse...that's all I needed to know to decide that Mass Effect 2 for the 360 was my last BioWare game purchase.
There is absolutely no justification for the PS3 version getting all of that content for free, just because you have the space to put it on the disc. I pre-orderd ME1, and bought the DLC on XBL. I pre-ordered ME2, and purchased every single piece of DLC, as soon as it was released.
Nobody put a gun to the heads of BioWare suits and forced them to do the original "exclusive" deal with MS, that prevented the PS3 from seeing ME1, and caused the year "delay" for ME2. The 360 and PC gamers who've supported you for YEARS, both with the ME franchise, as well as with KOTOR and Jade Empire last gen, don't deserve to be dumped on like this. If you'd priced the game at perhaps $49.99, but still offered the DLC separately, as well as included some of the other extras you mentioned, I'd have no problem with that. But I've got a giant hole in my wallet from the 2 ME games now, and yet this news makes so nautious, I honestly don't give a rat's arse how this saga ends. I feel like I've been unjustly victimized for my years of BioWare support, while PS3 owners are being rewarded for something they did nothing to deserve. Since when is waiting for a game you never even knew was coming, a valid reason to receive free content? If ANYONE deserves free content, it's those that have kept your doors open, your families fed, and your bills paid. You know...your FANS. You don't bite the hand that feeds you.
As for me, I now look at BioWare the same way I do Activision : you are a huge part of what is wrong with this industry, and I refuse to support you any longer.
Kevin Carey
I smite thee with the words of Jesus, since you obviously overlooked them.
There was a wealthy landowner who needed to hire men one day to do some work in his field. He went out in the morning to the marketplace, foundsome men willing to work, and offered them some money to work all day in the field. The men found it reasonable, so they went to work.
Aroundthe middle of the day, the landowner saw the need for more men, and went and hired some more. He offered the same amount to them. In the middle of the afternoon, he did the same, hiring a few more men for the same amount. Even towards the beginning of the evening, he went out andhired some men, for the same amount.
At nightfall, the men who were hired first saw that the others were being paid the same, even though they had not worked as long. They found this unfair, so they went to the landowner and complained that they had not been paid fairly. The landowner replied to them, "Didn't you find this amount reasonable when I first hired you? Why, then, do you find it unreasonable now? What I pay others is my business with them and not you, as long as I honor my agreement with you."
Same kind of logic applies here. You found the price for ME2 reasonable
when you first bought it. It was a normal, average price for a game.
It didn't make you angry or make you feel like it was overpriced then.
Why does it matter to you what price BioWare puts on it at a later date,
to others? Do you wish the PS3 players to pay more? It's not like
that money is going into your pocket.
cerberus1701 wrote...
SSV Enterprise wrote...
To
that I would say: Bull****. Final Fantasy XIII came to the 360, there
should be nothing on the technical side of things holding MGS4 and UC2
back.
Except the fact that Sony OWNS the developers.
That's on the legal side of things, not technical.
Modifié par SSV Enterprise, 08 novembre 2010 - 04:23 .