Fifaguy360 said:
NintendoPie said:
Micro-transactions, as a whole, are perfectly fine. They can be used in many ways to actually aid a title. Too bad they aren't used correctly... and EA would be a prime example. This is why they are always brought up. (They purposely take things "out" of a game to charge you for them later.)
An example of good use of Micro-Transactions (well, DLC, in this case) would be if a track in MK (that wasn't made when the game came out, since no one had the idea at the time) was set up for sale. This is what I mean by "aid a game." |
Do you mean to say a game was released with a playable/interactable component, then later was removed and put up for sale?
Can you give an example?
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I don't know about EA but Activision has mastered this with Skylanders. You can't finish the game on disk until you buy additional figures. But that's more like macrotransactions than micro, which only makes it more offensive. And yet, the game is a hit. I believe Capcom has been caught doing this with DLC too but don't remember which game.
