JWeinCom on 07 June 2015
| A_C_E said:Re-read the post? I kinda did address your question. My point was that TLoU Remastered was released on a NEW system, Sony shouldn't have to market something a year in advance for a product that hasn't even released yet. TLoU (PS3) was marketed towards PS3 owners, TLoU Remastered was marketed towards PS4 owners. Re-read my previous post and you will see that I would agree with you had ND/Sony released the remastered version for the PS3 with better visuals and overall better performance. Why don't all companies let consumers know that a GOTY or Complete edition is coming out for the same game within six months when they are on the same console? |
And would it not have been better for perspective consumers to know that both versions were coming out so they could choose whether to wait for the better version? I don't see what new system or old system had to do with it. It is OBJECTIVELY BETTER for consumers to know about both versions.
As for GOTY editions, I honestly don't like that practice. But, at least it's common enough that gamers should know it's coming. On the other hand, I don't believe there is a precedent for a game being rereleased that quickly, so gamers should not have expected it.
