That was the reflex kicking in to use paypal since people claim that their credit cards get fraudulent charges down the road. So I won't be participating in it.No I did not.I used visacheckout, so you don't have to use paypal. I also got the "super points" via that other code.
EDIT: according to how the code is described, you have to use visa checkout. But if it works with paypal than that is bullshit, so I don't know….
Unless there is a version I don't know about, this is the one you're talking about. No playset included.
My understanding was that 1.0 characters work in the 2.0 toy box, but 2.0 does not work with 1.0. So if you get 2.0 you can use that with any of the available figures, like the 1.0 Frozen ones. 2.0 would limit you to half the available figures and play sets (which could be good or bad depending on your wallet).
You are right, I was wrong.
This was my understanding as well. Logically, it makes sense. I do not see them allowing you to just stick with 1.0 and play with all the 2.0 characters. It would mean patching 1.0 every time a new character group came out to support it.
Yeah I understand why they did it, but it's always more confusing when there are several different versions of a game/system released like this or different versions with similar names. (see Wii, WiiU, Wii Mini).
going to stores.I didn't have issues with them, but in the past, there were apparently fraudulent credit card charges associated with purchases made from them. I feel safer using Paypal for any Rakuten purchases.
I was thinking of grabbing a Plus sub but I'm good until 2018 so I think I'll just hold off for now. I realize CC info can get pulled from anywhere and it's happened to me in the past but don't need the headache right now.
I guess I will try out online ordering as well. I didnt think there was a chance in hell for such a thing, but I will try it out. Especially if I can get 2.0 and still buy the 1.0 Frozen stuff to play on it.Probably gonna go with the Marvel set for $32 with GCU if I can get it online on Brown Thursday/Black Friday.
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The ToHr guide gives the plat time as 60+ hours depending on efficiency. Hoping 60-70 is as much as it takes.An aside to those playing ToHR: I think Xillia 2 is far grindier in terms of trophies. I've been playing it for about 59 hours now and I have 4 trophies. Out of 49. Give that a minute to sink in.
Just so you're aware, there is no dedicated play set for the Frozen figures. They come with power discs that give them fancy powers for the toy box and they have they're own one individual mini adventures, but no long-ish campaign like the Monsters, Pirates, or other playsets.
Thanks. So I have to pay full price for 1/5 the content huh? I will say it again, why arent gamers more upset about this (Infinity and Skylanders) than day one DLC or patches?
Probably because you get a cool looking figure out of it. And we all know gamers love them some cool looking figures.
Dont go near what? Skylanders and Infinity? I remember seeing a lot of threads talking about these games here and elsewhere. And not just those with kids. Seemed like a lot of adults with no kids planned on playing it themselves. Which I think is kind of odd, but whatever...
If you use Visacheckout I don't think Rakuten ever sees your credit card. It's like paypal in that sense.
For me, I bought the playsets when they were on sale. Considering each I would say last around 10 hours or more, it's just like buying a game. I bought some figures on sale from $5-$7.50, so not bad. Bought Woody at full price though because my kid just had to have him. All in all I don't think it's so bad. If you buy everything full price though it's a terrible money pit.
Yeah the only reason I got the original set for my son for Xmas was because of the $18 Walmart shitacular. $75 was way too much. Ditto with Skylanders (got for $30 sale 6 months after release). Most of the extra figures we have were bought on good sales too. And full priced ones are used as incentives for completing chores around the house.
That looks like it's gonna be a great deal. From the way they were talking in the blog post, $10 wouldn't surprise me. Probably around $15-$20. Wife and I used to play the shit out of YDKJ back in the day so I'm excited for this, especially if it comes with four extra games.
Well shit didn't realize it was $40 at release. I think I got the Wii one for $20 soon after release, which is why I made the price prediction I did.
Not inferior, just really poorly optimized. It's mostly all their open world games that have problems, stuff like Splinter Cell and Rayman are fine (as far as I've seen anyway). Far Cry 3 was a really good port though, so it's a bit surprising 4 is apparently in dire straights, though also not surprising because this seems to be the year of terrible Ubisoft PC ports (and maybe just general technical issues across platforms).
I was googling around and in some random forum a dude said $25. I have some bing points stockpiled since there hasn't been much released digitally on Xbox lately. I'd bite at $25 given how awesome just Fibbage was/is.
Sweet. Never got a chance to play Fibbage with y'all (or anyone for that matter), but I'll bite if it's $25. Those Jack peeps have a good track record. I used to play some other online only games from them in the late 90s. One was a drawing kinda thing (might be similar to Drawful in the package) and one was some crazy acronym game that was crazy fun. Can't remember the name though. Basically they gave you a bunch of letters and you had to write a sentence with each letter starting a word in order. Then peeps voted on the best one. I think.
Clearly, this one is for the ladies.So I was just browsing through the "New this Week" stuff on the Playstation Store and came across a Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs theme.
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