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disolitude on 26 August 2008

I was going through my games and am looking to do some late summer cleaning. So I decided to sell Darkness (beat it), VF5, Guitar Hero 3, Frontlines:Fuel of war(Beat it) and Condemned 2 (Bored) and Alone in the Dark.

However I am torn on GTA4.

I won't play it again...and the game could still fetch me decent 30 bucks easily... but there is that downloadable content coming from Microsoft...if thats more of the same, I don't think I'll buy it but what if its something new and amazing?

What to do?



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colonelstubbs on 26 August 2008

Get rid of it.

Unless you want to pay for DLC that might not be worth it



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BrainBoxLtd on 26 August 2008

Typically additional downloadable content is almost always by definition more of the same. If it were something "new and amazing" it would probably merit being something more than a download only expansion for an already released game.



Mummelmann on 26 August 2008

I'd sell it. Then again, I didn't really like GTA IV so my opinion is biased (as are all opinions.



reask on 26 August 2008

You may as well hang on to it.

That way you can try it out anyway.



 

 

 

 

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Saiyajinzoningen on 26 August 2008

sell it, was a decent sequal to gta3 but not any of the side games (such a pity)



Tbone on 26 August 2008

My gta4 is all dust right now, havent played it for quite some time now.



 

XGamer0611 on 26 August 2008

I would hang on to it with the DLC yet to be released. The DLC could be like Ninja Gaiden II and add more missions to the game. It could just be a new car. I would still hold on until at least the DLC is released. Actually, if you wait for the DLC to get released it may raise the value of the game. Instead of fetching $30 you may get $40 selling it.



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disolitude on 26 August 2008

Hmm...thanks guys...everyone has valid points. And I'm still confused. I think I will do what most people do when they are confused...slowly back away from the game.

XGamer0611 has a good point...I'm sure demand may spike when the DLC is released so I may be able to get some more money for it as well as see if the DLC is worth the 1600 ms points.




akuma587 on 26 August 2008

Just sell it.



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