Who else is at a crossroads with their gaming? I am facing changing tastes, and concerns the videogames industry is not competent enough....

[Nem]

richardhutnik said:

Nem said:

richardhutnik said:

Nem said:
Ok, from what i see your main problem is letting the internet influence you.

Ignore what you read in the internet. The internet blows everything out of proportion, making big deals of something almost irrelevant.
Bugs on games have always happened since the days of old. The only difference here is that once someone finds one nowadays they put it on the internet and its instantly all over the web. This can be replicated to reviews/articles that change your pre-desposition towards a game.

Try this: Dont read about games in the internet anymore. I know its difficult, but without these pre-emptive views there to influence you, you will see things with a fresh perspective and realise that the internet, while a great tool is getting out of hand.

So drop $60 on something without any indication of whether it is good or not?  I still would look to metacritic at least.  Of course, there is the rental side of things, if that still remains around.

If you have been playing games for some time, you dont need a review to be able to tell wether a game is good or not.

If you still have doubts, wait for the price to drop.

So you are saying go Gamefly and try it first?   I could look into Red Box, etc... as options.  

I suppose those are renting services? Yes, those could work aswell.