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Vertigo-X said:
Ruler said:

they could give it for free to all these xbox live and psn users who downloaded all the stuff too. How is it fair? Whats the meassurement here which community supported bethesda more? last game Fallout 4 sold massivlay more on PS4 and Xbox One, 

Did you complain when they charged for The Last of Us remastered for the PS4, or any other remaster for that matter? Doesn't matter if they were less than $60. If Skyrim Remastered doesn't sell well, the price will go down fast shortly after release. Thus, there will be balance.

 

Yeah, I know you wanted to be whiny about something. You could just not buy it.

it does matter that the Last of US was less than 60$, the price of the last of us dropped even faster. Have fun waiting for a price drop of a 60$ game, people will make concessions when it drops at 40 and buy it. But this is  the price the game should have launched.

LivingMetal said:
Ruler said:

I am not into Skyrim but why is it excatable that PS4 and Xbox One owners have to pay full 60€/$ for a Remaster? While PC gamers dont have to buy anything, if they have bought the Game of the Year Edition of Skyrim or all the DLC in the vanilla version they will get Skyrim Special Edition for free.

Why cant Bethesda treat console gamers the same way at least the PS360 DIgital owners of the same stuff like PC gamers?

And 60 bucks for a remaster? i think this is a complete ripp off. Its cheaper to import the physical version of Resident Evil 5 Remaster (35€) here from the USA than buying this remaster locally. And 20$ if you live in the US, thats 3 copies of Resident Evil 5 Remastered you can buy for the price Bethesda is charging for. Like WTF Bethesda?

And i dont see any one brining this up in the media?

 


I don't think that buying RE 5 Remastered three times somehow makes it more enjoyable than buying it once.

But you can buy Resi 4, 5 and 6 for 60 $/€ in a period of months before this Skyrim collection even launches