I won't blast your marketing team directly... but if a game requires the patches to make it work, then why would you want to hold back? Bad PR will happen if I can't play a game that's already been paid for. If I have to wait a week or two for a patch that's going to fix the game crashing out on me... and the reason why the patch isn't release is because of the way people *may* potentially view it, most likely I'm going to lose interest and potentially return the game to you as being unplayabl
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There's 3 main reasons why I'm impressed! 1. Pricepoint - There is absolutely no reason why a video game (regardless of platform) should cost more than $50 IMO. Of course with every statement there's the VERY RARE exception (like the very long awaited Elder Scrolls: Oblivion). I've played games like Battlefield 2 where there's fun and addictive gameplay... but it's not worth the $60 for the main game and then an additional $40 per expansion (typically expansions only add content to
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