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S.T.A.G.E. on 25 October 2009
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dahuman said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
1337 Gamer said:
Wow i think Namco needs to stfu or release all this new content for the 360 version as DLC. but theyre too busy being terrible software vendors to notice that they are alienating their customers... I think i speak for collective 360 owners of this game when i say FUCK you!

Last time I checked Tales of Vesperia, Magna Carta 2 (Which I don't think will stay exclusive for long after the PS3 momentum picks up) Tekken 6, and Soul Calibur IV were all great games. Then we've got Dead to Rights, Eternal Sonata and Naruto: Ninja Storm coming. They are one of the top publishers. They've just made it abundantly clear that a person who paid well out of pocket to buy a 360 needs to pay more out of pocket to buy a PS3 in getting a decent Japanese made title. It's fucked up, but I am glad I have both systems in the end. It's so fucked up though, especially when Sony paid nothing and Microsoft did.

this is one thing you need to understand though, MS' money is not our money, in another perspective, you can say they are dicks for holding time exclusive rights because they want to play the same monopoly game that they have been doing in the computer world. it's nothing but shady business ethics and we as consumers shouldn't care about stuff like that and just go for the better version or more completed products when they become avaliable. if a customer already spent the money, the said individual simply got suckered in, and that's nobody's problem but his/her own, and then this individual needs to come up with a solution, mine was selling all my 360 stuff while I still was able to personally, I simply stopped giving a rat's ass about it after E3.

It matters not, Microsoft still funded the full version again, which means Namco should work out the man hours and get the fans the DLC. It's as simple as that. Microsofts consumers getting screwed only makes Microsoft look bad and naive as a company for shelling out so much money. Think about that.