Because at the time they were. Later they were ported to because because guess what? They didn't have full rights to the game. Capcom published dr 3 on pc and xbox one in Japan.
I saw that Tetris game when I went to download Onigiri, how much it is? I wouldn't mind picking that up. I already know I'm going to be buying a lot of stuff from their marketplace when they start adding more japanese games
I guess you could take that as PC later and not PS4 but my feeling is if that was the case they would just say that.
Puyo Puyo Tetris is $54 shipped from Play-Asia. It's not available to download, AFAIK.
Oh ok you got the physical copy. I saw it on the JP marketplace but didn't know if it could be bought and downloaded.
This... I absolutely loved the reboot and am excited to play Tomb Riser. I'm glad that it's coming to my chosen console, but I'm not particularly glad that it's an exclusive, and if I could somehow wave a magic wand and make both TR and Street Fighter multiplat, I would do that in a second.
As a PS guy I loved the TR reboot and was saddened by the MS exclusive deal but I still have my 360. However MS fans don't have to worry about the SF exclusive deal at all.
You don't? S-E had trouble breaking even with the TR title (or they had rediculous sales expectations) and CAPCOM is not to good shape financially due to their shitty game decisions (when was the last time a good resident evil game sold well, cancelling Megaman) and business practices (milking mutiple SF versions, I got burned on Marvel vs Capcom 3, never again).
TR did fine financially. Targets/expectations are different from profit. S/E had their head up their ass and misplaced expectations on TR and Hitman (really??) to save them. It did really well critically and commercially, but it didn't save them from their poor decisions in every other aspect of their portfolio (my humble opinion). I do not think Microsoft needed to step in for Tomb Riser to be made.
I dont think so, this game was coming out regardless as multiplat but MS bought the timed exclusive deal sometime after E3. I think it was a smart move on their part.
again, that was what I was getting at... they probably went to both just to see if they wanted to do it... I am sure almost every game now may do it just to see what they can get, you would be dumb not to. but it has to make sense financially to accept the deal.
theres bigger problems than just not having trophies with the whole dlc Destiny debacle, trust me.
Me I loved that game. Beat it on 360 and XB1. I also have it on PS4 which I'll beat before the new one comes out on XB1. Not to mention the PS+ PS3 copy I have. Great game.Ughhh, I haven't played Destiny in over a month and a half. Definitely not now, going to just dump the season pass. New cheevos would have got me interested again. Oh well
Sorry, I totally forgot to respond to this. I really like your review! I just finished the third book (via audible, not that it matters) You are really missing a lot by not having reached the end of the third book. There is an aura of true despair that is projected so well in the show. It definitely feels like a Telltale game to me. Which is a good thing. It would probably rate above Walking Dead and below Wolf Among Us for me. I am definitely looking forward to picking up the other episodes. I will keep an eye out for your review of the next episode for sure!Cool, did you check out my review linked on the previous page? Would like to know if you agree with the praises and criticisms after you're done.
Oddly enough dirt cheap is where developers make a crapton of money.
Not with retail games. Once the game's price dips low enough, the store is just never going to order any more. Sale prices on downloadable games often bring in large amounts of money quickly though, and they don't kill the possibility of future sales at regular price.
But it's not a fps game we xbox gamers will not like it :/
