If you've been eagerly waiting for a new tactical RPG to come to the PlayStation Network, then this news will interest you. If not, then there's always a few colorful screenshots to look at.
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If you've been eagerly waiting for a new tactical RPG to come to the PlayStation Network, then this news will interest you. If not, then there's always a few colorful screenshots to look at.
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$15 is still a huge risk, they should go with $13 like Soldner X2
Never buy a game published by D3 Publisher that is not WKCII. They cheated on their fans by releasing a game that they didn't support not even for a year and they released a rushed translation.
I hope that was a joke.... 15 bucks is a huge risk but two dollars less is a game changer? ummmm oookay
It's not a joke and 2 dollars in a virtual wallet it's a game changer because some times you are short of that amount when you need to buy something and it'll likely happen to those who use PSN cards and don't pay with credit or debit cards. So if the game cost $15 people will wait for a price drop or discount instead of getting another PSN card.Originally Posted by duomaxwell007
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Never buy a game published by D3 Publisher that is not WKCII. They cheated on their fans by releasing a game that they didn't support not even for a year and they released a rushed translation.
Game looked interesting, then I saw the DLC. I lol'ed.
You have no idea how many times I've heard "2.99? I'd buy it for 99 cents..." from friends with smartphones, and "5.99? I'd buy it for 3.99..." from 3DS owners. You wouldn't think such a minimal amount would make a difference, but it does.
It's practically the crux of Zeboyd's success. Before Breath of Death, nearly every Live indie game was $2-$5. Now they're often just $1.
Yup 100% optional DLCs and I will get the free one.
Never buy a game published by D3 Publisher that is not WKCII. They cheated on their fans by releasing a game that they didn't support not even for a year and they released a rushed translation.
I don't think the price will make much difference. $15 is the standard price for PSN games, and this one is supposed to have much, much more content than most.
It's a standard that not all the public had accepted yet as the past standard was $10 so that public strategy is to wait for discounts. A platform game would sell well for that money but we are talking about a very niche genre SRPGs who sell less than normal RPGs. Also Soldner X2 sold for 13 so why not this one?
Never buy a game published by D3 Publisher that is not WKCII. They cheated on their fans by releasing a game that they didn't support not even for a year and they released a rushed translation.
I dont use credit/debit cards I only use PSN cards... infact I use them enough to know that PSN cards only come in 20 and 50 dollar amounts (and depending on where you live 10 dollars)... sp by that logic whether the game is 13 or 15 youre still either gonna have to buy 2 tens or 1 twenty.. either way youre gonna have MORE then enough to cover the 313 or 15 dollar price tag... so again 2 dollars isnt a game changer
I'll be dropping my hard earned $15 on this game probably day 1. Cheap enough that it's not too much of a gamble, and I love trpgs. win win
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Cheaper price means willingness to buy DLC. You assume people will run to Gamestop and wait in line just to buy a card for a game but if people like me have $14.50 in their wallet they'll wait for the price drop or discount or if like the majority are cheap bastards (We are many) they will wait for the price drop or discount regardless and buy the cheaper games instead.
Never buy a game published by D3 Publisher that is not WKCII. They cheated on their fans by releasing a game that they didn't support not even for a year and they released a rushed translation.
only one thing wrong with your price drop issue... its PSN how often does that happen? it might be 2020 before you finally see a price drop lol.. i mean look how much the digital download of mass effect 2 cost son PSN when you can go to the store and get it for less than half that price lol..
retail games price drop often
downloaded/digit games on Steam price drop often
digital downloads on PSN? dont hold your breath
Also why go to gamestop and stand in line for a card when you can go in a grocery store/pharmacy to get one with no wait practically
No, I don't think that's right. No matter what price is chosen, there are customers waiting at lower price points on the demand curve...but that is not what this thread is about.
Also, there's the Valve data, which I trust. But the data doesn't make a whole lot of sense (I need someone to explain to me what is going on here).
I'll buy it day 1.
We must support tactics style games on the PSN.
These games have typically been relegated to handhelds.
I do not want to play a game on a small screen.
I just hope the folks at Rainbow Moon got the game's fundamentals right.
umm you can hook a handheld up to a tv.. i play my psp on my tv all the time
Also rainbow moon US release date and price was just announced..
July 10th $14.99
I have to agree with duo. There ARE ways to bypass the small screen thing, so I've never understood how not wanting to play something on a small screen is a valid excuse to not get a handheld.
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well for those of you "2 dollars make a difference" ppl. here ya go:
"There will be a discount for PS+ members in the US for the first two weeks of game launch. I believe this will be 20% off, so $11.99 instead of $14.99.
We were aiming for a similar promotion in Europe but haven't received confirmation from Sony."
I have connected my psp to my TV.
In my opinion, the psp makes a lousy controller.
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