UK GAF:
Boxed XBL 4200 Points Card for £24.49 and 2100 points for £12.25 using "JubileeOffer" code at Microsoft store
Tell me you're not thinking of Chocholina.
Thanks for that code/deal, £24.49 later and 4200 on its way for some goodies.
UK GAF:
Boxed XBL 4200 Points Card for £24.49 and 2100 points for £12.25 using "JubileeOffer" code at Microsoft store
Not quite as good a deal as last time but a good deal if you're not fussed about waiting two weeks to get them.UK GAF:
Boxed XBL 4200 Points Card for £24.49 and 2100 points for £12.25 using "JubileeOffer" code at Microsoft store
Final Fantasy XIII-2 - £7.99 - http://www.sainsburysentertainment....XIII-2/product.html?med=aff&product=E10926856
Tell me more. What are these issues in particular?Honestly Shadow of the Collosus isn't worth it. The issues with Wander in the HD port really destroyed the game for me. On PS2 the game worked for me. On PS3 I was almost always cursing at the bosses and Wander for stumbling around like a moron, although I knew how to beat every single boss.
Ordered...I think? Got an error on the final screen, but just had an email from Paypal to say I've submitted a payment, hmm.UK GAF:
Boxed XBL 4200 Points Card for £24.49 and 2100 points for £12.25 using "JubileeOffer" code at Microsoft store
Tell me you're not thinking of Chocholina.
Final Fantasy XIII-2 - £7.99 - http://www.sainsburysentertainment....XIII-2/product.html?med=aff&product=E10926856
Tell me more. What are these issues in particular?
UK GAF:
Boxed XBL 4200 Points Card for £24.49 and 2100 points for £12.25 using "JubileeOffer" code at Microsoft store
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-ico-shadow-of-the-colossus-hd-collectionTell me more. What are these issues in particular?
Performance is the real issue here, though. In many respects, running Shadow of the Colossus in 3D is highly reminiscent of playing the PS2 game. We see the same problems with frames rendered over-budget causing sustained frame-rate drops: the smooth 30FPS of the 720p version regularly drops down to the 20 and 15FPS we experienced with the game's original release. In really stressful scenes, we've actually witnessed it go lower than that. You'll also note that the 1080p mode's performance takes a hit once we're in battle with the second Colossus - disappointing, but not really surprising.
So what's going on? Perhaps the clue is in the cut-down 960x1080 "full HD" mode. This represents a 12.5 per cent increase in fill-rate over the basic 720p output, and the result is that sometimes too much load is put on the GPU, resulting in the performance drops you see in the video below. In stereoscopic 3D mode, the fill-rate burden increases by 100 per cent, impacting frame-rate still further and producing a noticeably sub-optimal experience. In some places, it actually feels worse than the PS2 original: we've even managed to hit 10FPS on the odd occasion.
The recommendation is clear then: whether it's 720p, 1080p or stereoscopic 3D, Ico delivers the goods - full 1080p really is quite lovely, in particular. With Shadow of the Colossus, our suggestion is to manually reset your XMB Display Settings to 720p in order to avoid the upscaling artifacts and the noticeable performance drop.
We've mentioned it in the past but it would really, really useful to be able to have the choice between 720p and 1080p modes in-game if the differences are as pronounced as they are in Shadow of the Colossus. Having to switch XMB modes to ensure the best image quality and performance really is a bit of a pain.
I played SotC for the first time with the HD Collection and had no issues whatsoever, magnificent game.
Sold! Now to finish XIII!
You got platinum?
I don't care about Trophies or Achievements. I've played the game start to finish though and am about halfway through a Hard playthrough. I barely had any collectibles/power-ups on my first play either, as I didn't even know they existed.
Honestly Shadow of the Collosus isn't worth it. The issues with Wander in the HD port really destroyed the game for me. On PS2 the game worked for me. On PS3 I was almost always cursing at the bosses and Wander for stumbling around like a moron, although I knew how to beat every single boss. Ico is probably worth it, but trying to do (and achieving) the speedrun trophy ruined that game as well for me as well.
Collectibles in SoTC aren't really something you'll stumble upon by accidentTiny objects in a huge huge world.
No offence mate but if you spoilt these games for yourself chasing worthless digital trinkets then you only have yourself to blame.
XIII is a great game, but if you don't like it, you can totally skip it. You'll miss a few references but there is a story recap in XIII-2 and it is not necessary to know anything at all to understand the story of XIII-2 (it's completely standalone).
By trouble was it just a long wait? I can live with that now I've bought the Arkham City DLC.Tempted to order some MS points, wonder if we'll have the trouble we had with the MS Store last time though.
Long wait coupled with the fact that the support didn't have a clue what MS points even were when people rang up to ask where they were. They also sent out UPS tracking numbers to people that didn't work.By trouble was it just a long wait? I can live with that now I've bought the Arkham City DLC.
Cue something amazing on sale before they arrive.
Well I'm 4 hours into XIII so far and I'm enjoying it. I think because I was late buying it there haven't been any surprises in terms of hand holding or linearity. I probably would have been pissed though if I'd bought this on release, with expectations of freedom in the vein of 7/8/9.
XIII feels like FFX in a way, which itself was pretty linear, albeit less so.
Got the XIII-2 collectors edition guide book also for £5.99 last week, so both together for £14 is brilliant.
UK GAF:
Boxed XBL 4200 Points Card for £24.49 and 2100 points for £12.25 using "JubileeOffer" code at Microsoft store
Long wait coupled with the fact that the support didn't have a clue what MS points even were when people rang up to ask where they were. They also sent out UPS tracking numbers to people that didn't work.
XIII is way more linear than X. X had better level design and actual gameplay outside of battles. XIII only has battles. Nothing else.
If you enjoy XIII as it is, then I suggest you to continue. The game gets more challenging once you hit the second half of the story.
XIII-2 is easier but way way more fun and varied.
Vita Wifi for 199
Vita 3G for 249
@ Amazon DE
They don't include a memory card as far as I can tell, but you can still save 15 on a selected game.
I'm not sure what you mean? Are you talking about the temporary price drop France is getting?
Has anybody used cheapxboxlivecodes.com before? I ordered a 20 dollar psn code 4 hours ago and have had nothing yet? And they are not responding to my emails even though they say 5-10 min response time. I think I've been scammed but thn again I paid with PayPal so got protection there.
Hmm ok thanks. Maybe they are just busy or something.I've ordered a few UK PSN codes there and never had any problems.
Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate (PS3) - 15pounds
Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate (360) - same/QUOTE]
So I have the original New Vegas. Will my saves work with the ultimate version? How does the DLC work with it - does it come on the disc and install itself on the hard drive?
Would be nice to get this version as it would be cheaper than buying all the DLC but I dont want to start from scratch.
So I have the original New Vegas. Will my saves work with the ultimate version? How does the DLC work with it - does it come on the disc and install itself on the hard drive?
I would.
A little while ago someone was asking about RDR GOTY and I suggested Sainsburys but they were not in the UK. In case they're still interested:
Red Dead Redemption Game Of The Year Edition PS3 £13.89 + Postage.
Note: it's SendIt, so even if you're in the UK you have to add on postage of (I think) £1.99, which still makes it cheaper than I paid at Sainsburys.