That's pretty bad. Don't encourage those companies by bying these little extra things. Buy a new game, movie or book with these money. Eventually, that we'll teach the companies that €70 or €80 are already a lot to be spent for a video game.

Better yet, don't buy the games which have this kind of thing. Especially so if the multiplayer mode is unbalanced, with some people having better weapons.

I am curious to see if that's the case, it could be really interesting to see people's reactions.

So, let me get this straight: The weapons are already on the game disc, which you probably just paid $60 for, and you need to pay even MORE money just to unlock them.

Yeah, I think I won't be the only one who refuses to buy any game based upon this business model.

EA sport games:


E-A it's not in the game

Also, EA charge you for breathing. They have an army of midgets that monitor what you're doing.

$7.95 a breath.


Also they charge $9.95 to blink, $5.95 per heart beat.

I think charging people for things [after] they buy the game is incredibly unfair and should be made illegal. If EA wanted to give away the games for free and then charge for content that would be completley different.

I miss expansion packs.  Those were great because the developers actually had to put a nice load of content into them to make them worth buying.