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6/30/2014 7:08:40 AM
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Hey Kiyo, I'm taking your bait.
For things like this, I honestly don't see how I can objectively agree with you. Sure Call of Duty is becoming more stale than several year old bread, but what we do know about it, is that it isn't vastly improving with each year. The MCC may be a remastering of several titles, but it is definitely at this moment in time offering more for what you're paying for it.
I don't care for it much myself, but another poster listed what comes with it.
Halo 1, 2, 3, and 4 1080p and 60 Frames per Second. All the Multiplayer bonuses and such that comes with each of those, the Campaigns, bonus modes, and other extra content. For people that have never played Halo, which might be surprising but it's still possible, those bundle deals are some of the best possible things you buy. It's objectively clear that the MCC bundle is worth 60$ more than CoD: AW.
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They're enhancing them in a few ways, it's still worth a valid purchase for those of us like me that already traded those games in at one point or another. I'm not saying you have to buy them, it's just a good deal overall. For instance I never played Final Fantasy X and X-2, or Tales of Symphonia Chronicles, but in the past year, both have come onto a system of mine remastered in HD, and it was a great deal because the games were new to me. 30$ for Tales of Symphonia, near the same amount for Final Fantasy X(though I was bored as hell for the first hour in that, honestly don't know if I'll keep playing it.)
