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Damm, $25 for each game :(

If someone has a PS4 , these are $3.99 each at PSN.



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kazuyamishima said:
Damm, $25 for each game :(

If someone has a PS4 , these are $3.99 each at PSN.

No, they're not. And the PS4 versions can't be played portably, nor do they support gyro aiming which a lot of people prefer.

And there's no need to pretend to be disappointed, it is clear your only intention is to downplay the Switch as usual.

Last edited by curl-6 - on 23 February 2020

kazuyamishima said:
Damm, $25 for each game :(

If someone has a PS4 , these are $3.99 each at PSN.

Yo man, I just checked psn when I read this. They are 20 a piece. If they were on sale, u shouldve mentioned that. Dont be deceptive now.



Well, both games are out now in Australia/New Zealand/Europe, and tomorrow in America, for those who are interested.

Also DF did a really interesting interview with the devs where they talk about how they got the PS4/Xbone version running on the Switch hardware: https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2020-metro-redux-the-making-of-an-impossible-port

There's a ton of footage up on youtube by now and I must see it looks really, really good.

If you haven't played the Metro games before I highly recommend them, they offer a very unique and atmospheric experience that's a lot more intelligent than your average shooter.



curl-6 said:

Well, both games are out now in Australia/New Zealand/Europe, and tomorrow in America, for those who are interested.

Also DF did a really interesting interview with the devs where they talk about how they got the PS4/Xbone version running on the Switch hardware: https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2020-metro-redux-the-making-of-an-impossible-port

There's a ton of footage up on youtube by now and I must see it looks really, really good.

If you haven't played the Metro games before I highly recommend them, they offer a very unique and atmospheric experience that's a lot more intelligent than your average shooter.

I have not. And im kinda feelin a shooter. An open world action game could really hit the spot to tho. Ill probably either pick up this or saints row 4 or finally get to shadows of the damned after I beatt darksiders 2 next month.



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CarcharodonKraz said:
curl-6 said:

Well, both games are out now in Australia/New Zealand/Europe, and tomorrow in America, for those who are interested.

Also DF did a really interesting interview with the devs where they talk about how they got the PS4/Xbone version running on the Switch hardware: https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2020-metro-redux-the-making-of-an-impossible-port

There's a ton of footage up on youtube by now and I must see it looks really, really good.

If you haven't played the Metro games before I highly recommend them, they offer a very unique and atmospheric experience that's a lot more intelligent than your average shooter.

I hane not. And im kinda feelin a shooter. An open world action game could really hit the spot to tho. Ill probably either pick up this or saints row 4 or finally get to shqdows of the damned after I. Eat darksiders 2 next month.

Out of those two, I'd really recommend Metro over Saint's Row if you're gonna get the latter on Switch, Saint's Row the Third was a really terrible port on Switch which doesn't bode well for 4.