Recent content by TheThoughtlessOne

In for uno!

That's what I thought as well, but Uncharted: DF is a frustrating mess, it's an interesting story, but gameplay is horrid.

I'm still waiting for the official list, but from the looks of it most of these games are in compilations or have GOY editions. 

I highly doubt it, I mean like 99% chance it won't work like that. So if you're not planning on buying a PS3, you should probably hold off on buying PS3 games.

It took me 3-4 years to appreciate these games, I played the original not too long after it came out and I just put it back on the shelf, but last year I started it back up again and it was brilliant, definitely in my top 10.

I'd recommend that you did the engine swap mod, it upgrades the first game to the BG2 version of the infinity engine. It takes some time, but it definitely takes the edge off the fact that the game is 14 years old.

Sid Meiers: Pirates needed a mode where you didn't age like fruit you forgot you had.

Haze at least had some interesting ideas, even if it was the game that sent FreeRadical to the developer graveyard. Also both games were launch titles and both studios closed after their release, just incase you were wondering why most studios avoid releasing launch titles.

You can install the game from the disk also, only benefit of digital in this case is that a game won't be taking up space on your shelf.

That's what I've been wondering.

The market was flooded by the reprint, now I can't sell my copy to buy this one.

About 75% of people who bought this, have said that their codes didn't work, so chances are you just sold someone a dud.

Yakuza: Dead Souls sold 520,000 worldwide (physical), which is by far the worst of the series. 5 however has sold about the same amount in Japan alone, so it will definitely be getting a worldwide release.

I'm really interested in Of Orcs And Men, no physical release in the states, and the price sits at $50 on PSN.

GameStop's $20 Max Payne CE.