Funny thing is, PC is no longer the trend... It might be PC to begin calling the color black .. "dark". But PC is really becoming overused. We really need to start calling PC what it should to be called...
Portable Computing
No longer are we sitting at our desks (unless you work in a cube or play WoW)... but people are taking their work, play, and finances either in the palm of their hand or in their murses.
I may be in the minority on this, (perhaps some mindless ravaging fanboi will jump out of the woodwork to attack me)... but this Consortium is fighting an uphill battle and they have their backs to the bottom of the hill.
PC gaming is no longer a good investment for many... the times just don't support this cause, seriously. Until we turn back the hands of time and find ourselves back in Reaganomics or Clinton era, I don't think anyone has the money to throw at these hefty machines.
I haven't played any of those either. I was about to purchase them several times but couldn't really make my mind. I suppose being indecisive has finally paid off. :D
I actually haven't played any of those titles. I was way on the fence about Lost Planet and Dead Rising for some reason, and DMC4 wasn't appealing after I played the demo. $40 does sound like a bargain though...
I've played Lost Planet and Dead Rising, but sold the former and only rented the latter... If I've got any money left at the end of the year, I might actually consider buying this.
Actually, Mr. Fahey, I've only played Dead Rising, and barely at that. I might sell it and pick this up, though.
Shame the Oblivion/Bioshock duo didn't have the GOTY edition of Oblivion. It would have convinced me to sell my Bioshock.
The only one I have is Lost Planet and I beat it, but it's not the Colonies Edition. So this might be worth getting. I hope they do it with more platinum games.
One question though. Is it three disc or one disc with three games on it? I doubt there would be that much room on one DVD-ROM disc, even a dual layered one.
@Orionsaint: I highly doubt it is multiple games on one disc. The max space on a dvd is about 9 gigs per side and i doubt the would do a dual sided dvd.
@John_ryan84: I bought the Kung Fu Panda/Lego Indy duo pack, and that simply has 2 DVDs stacked on a stub rather than the normal amaray DVD box' push-button holder. I hope that makes sense lol
I never did get any of those games and won't be getting this box either as Dead Rising has some flaws I can't get over, LP got far too mixed reviews and I just don't care for DMC as it's not my type of game.
@Halliday: Not much you need to know about the DMC games since they're mostly just action but the basic story could be on wikipedia or something. I'd tell you myself but I haven't played it in a while and I never even played the original and dmc 2 so I can't imagine I'd be the best person to tell the story.
It's not a huge story though, basically demons fighting demons and stuff.
I'd buy it. Then I'd throw away the Lost Planet Disc. Why bother keeping it, I could use that slot in my disc holder for something else, like... One of those clear CD shaped things you put on top of the stack of blank DVDs...
I really hate lost planet (and Dead Rising is the only one of those that's not on the PS3 yet...)
Actually, I may just. I missed all these games as I was not an early adapter of the 360, but they all interest me. If they're all together, that's perfect.
If this is a good deal, then the Orange box must be a steal. Which is 20 bucks brand new, what do you know that is half the price with double the quality. Paints a pretty sad painting when this sells more then that.
@G1bblets: If you had the cash for the stash, true it be a bash. Folks like myself in the bulks, needed time to wind down so we could buy. Love be true, for the game came due new only 20 did it drew.
I own Dead Rising and Lost Planet (though Lost Planet is on the PC), but I'd still pick this up... if it weren't for the ugly, ugly box. I'm kind of obsessive, but I really couldn't deal with having that box in my collection. It's just... unnatural.
I like this bundle packs. I hope the trend continues. A great way to get older games out to the masses for a reasonable price. The Bioshock/Oblivion pack was genius. This doesn't quite hit that height, but 40 bucks for three pretty solid games is a good deal. I think Devil May Cry is the weak link here.
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Portable Computing
No longer are we sitting at our desks (unless you work in a cube or play WoW)... but people are taking their work, play, and finances either in the palm of their hand or in their murses.
I may be in the minority on this, (perhaps some mindless ravaging fanboi will jump out of the woodwork to attack me)... but this Consortium is fighting an uphill battle and they have their backs to the bottom of the hill.
PC gaming is no longer a good investment for many... the times just don't support this cause, seriously. Until we turn back the hands of time and find ourselves back in Reaganomics or Clinton era, I don't think anyone has the money to throw at these hefty machines.
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If it gets released for PAL, of course. :(
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Shame the Oblivion/Bioshock duo didn't have the GOTY edition of Oblivion. It would have convinced me to sell my Bioshock.
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One question though. Is it three disc or one disc with three games on it? I doubt there would be that much room on one DVD-ROM disc, even a dual layered one.
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I never did get any of those games and won't be getting this box either as Dead Rising has some flaws I can't get over, LP got far too mixed reviews and I just don't care for DMC as it's not my type of game.
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It's not a huge story though, basically demons fighting demons and stuff.
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I really hate lost planet (and Dead Rising is the only one of those that's not on the PS3 yet...)
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Are you from Boston? Adapter. Adopter you mean.
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