Solid_Raiden said:
disolitude said:
heruamon said:
ph4nt said:
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I can't say that I really expected it to achieve AAA...it is built off the same Halo 3 engine. I don't want to call it an expansion, but i still think M$ should have launched this title for $49.99. They might have sold better, and would have likely resulted in a better perception about the game. Even if M$ didn't want to set a price-precedence, they could have offered gamers a discount like Toys R Us is doing.
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- 6-7 hour long campaign that is one of the best single player campaigns of the year and that you will play multiple times
- New multiplayer mode that is extremely fun and which I only played twice and wasted 40 min combined
- All of Halo 3's maps, including 12 maps not in halo 3. These maps alone will cost 2200 pts (27 dollars)
-Halo Reach beta invite
How is this not worth full price? I agree that 49.99 would have been nice, I like cheap stuff too... but yeah, lets be realistic.
Like as a 360 user, you can spend that money elsewhere and buy something like wolfenstien or FEAR 2 or some other FPS that came out this year...but would you really? And is ODST and what it offers really worh less thn those games?
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I don't understand why it hurts you guys so much to hear someone say that it doesn't have enough value to warrant a $60 price. These people aren't saying it's a bad game, or attacking the game or anything, not most of them anyway. And it's not like people are pulling this out of a hat, practically every review mentions this same thing wether the review was positive or not. It's all about percieved value, and what you might see as value other people don't. I mean, I loved Heavenly sword, and I also loved L4D but after buying and loving both games, I felt ripped off because the value just wasn't there for me. And this is another title like that. 6-7 hour campaign is not very long, this is the same thing that 360 fans were screaming foul against games like Heavenly sword for, but now it's acceptable? Why? Because you can play it over and over again? And you can't play every game over and over again? Yea, that's great that you can play the campaign co-op but that's not really a big feature to me and many others, I never played the first one co-op. I play most campeigns once and then I find replayability in online multiplayer or other modes. I'd much prefer a seperate co-op mode, which thank god this does have. In addition, the only real multiplayer mode in this game is firefight, which looks amazing fun, but ONE online mode is rediculous when asking full price. Should Gears 2 have been $120? Going by the price of this title, it seems like that price would have been not only acceptable, but a bargain. A longer single player experiance, co-op both online and off, horde mode, and competitive multiplayer with multiple modes. In comparison, a 6 hour campaign and 1 game mode and 3 maps just does not cut it, and that is all the new content that you will find here. Saying that you get Halo 3's online isn't even a issue, I payed for that game 2 years ago, had what fun I could with it and I'm done with it, and even if I wasn't I'd be damned if I'm paying for it AGAIN! That's nuts. But I've moved on since 07, and there have been so many great online experiances since then and so many more coming for me to just give bungie more money for packaging in the same game I already bought.
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