sc94597 said:
Not onyl that, but the PC version is also the best price-value. The PS4/XB version are $60 for everything, while the PC version is $50 for everything. But on PC if you already have a Dark Souls II with DLC it only costs $19.99, or Dark Souls II without DLC it only costs $29.99. I don't think I've read anything about the console versions getting an upgrade path for a cheaper price if you own a PS3/360 version of the game. http://www.pcgamer.com/dark-souls-2-scholar-of-the-first-sin-is-out/ So here's how it shakes down: There are two versions of Scholar of the First Sin on PC; one on DirectX9 and the other on DirectX11. The former is the existing version of the game with all its DLC, while the latter is basically the equivalent of the PS4 and Xbox One versions with all the new graphical updates and content that entails. Upgrading to this version [DX11] costs $19.99 (about £14) for those who already have all of the game's DLC (which this includes). Those without the DLC can upgrade for $29.99 (about £20). Buying Scholar of the First Sin from scratch will be $49.99 (about £34) for the DirectX11 version and $39.99 (about £27) for the DirectX9 version. |
Not true, the console versions allready dropped in price its 46 $/€ on amazon
