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5/2/2015 1:16:29 AM
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Does anyone miss buying a game when,...
There were no mass marketing campaigns,
No trailers
Preorders
footage two years before release
And when you had to get a game based on the name, cover, and stills on the back?
English
#Gaming
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1 답변작성자: Roxas_Desperado 6/24/2015 10:49:16 PMDLC is blam-!ming everywhere, i dont mind buying a DLC as long the content are worth the price, RDR undead and tiny tina DLC for example Edit : i miss manuals inside the game case :(
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While I do miss going to the store on a Tuesday and wondering to see what new games happen to have come out. There are still a few small titles that get pushed out without much announcement that can be pretty good finds. Plus the way games are today are good too. I don't want the old days to come back.
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1 답변I miss demo's and not getting -blam!- by dlc, the very fact that "season pass"s exist annoy me
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1 답변작성자: Enter Name Here 6/25/2015 12:33:28 PMI remember before when you payed for a game YOU WOULD GET THE GAME rather than a tiny segment of it that you'd have to pay for to get the rest
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2 답변I miss when I could just go home, put the game in my system, and play without having to download a patch or install it overnight.
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1 답변작성자: Tent 5/5/2015 2:54:10 PMThat actually still happens with me. Other than the trailers, the recent games I get don't have the budget for mass marketing. This mostly applies to niche Japanese games though.
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작성자: DjNormal 5/5/2015 4:28:56 PMI read gaming magazines back in the mid '80s. Before that there were newsletters and catalogs. So I've always seen the hype. I mean, it was a different hype, but it was still there. I used to rent before I bought though, since so many games were dreadfully bad. Even the ones that got good reviews. Things really haven't changed. Edit: There was pre-ordering back in the '80s too, though it was usually more of a reserve type thing. Assuming a retailer actually got the number of copies they expected. If everyone was sold out, you could always check Sears and Montgomery Wards, it's like people didn't realize they carried video games.
