| Xponent said: The point I'm making about the GH3, COD4 comparisons is that you are comparing apples to oranges. We don't know what Rockstar intend to release in terms of DLC, but I believe that it will be more substantial than extra songs/multiplayer maps etc, given the 50 million dollar investment. GTA attracts both casual and hardcore gamers alike. Contrary to your claims, casual gamers don't neccesarily buy games as soon as they are released, and besides, everyone knows that GTA4 will have legs. Gaming enthusiasts like you and me are aware of DLC, but I know of several people (casual gamers) who had no idea about it until I mentioned it to them. Furthermore, amongst the many GTA4 adverts I've seen, there was no mention of DLC, which is a huge oversight, given that it is such a selling point. I know that these examples are anecdotal, but clearly, they contradict your outlandish, speculative exaggerations - "everyone knows about it", "everyone that had a console who wanted it got it" etc. I've had enough of this argument. Lets agree to disagree, and wait and see what happens at the end of the year. I don't care either way because I don't own an HD console. In your case however, your fanboyism appears to distort an objective evaluation of the situation. |
Maybe the download content isnt big enough to advertise.
You do know it wasn't a 50 mil dollar investment but a lone that most likely has already been paid off.
I also love how you have to discredit me by calling me a fanboy. Ive done nothing to show fanboyism and you cant show me one slight peice of evidence that DLC will have a say in anything.
