It's a matter of principle. If Sony wants to charge an extra $10 for a next gen surcharge then the charge has to be justified. Does the remake have next gen visuals? No. Does the remake have next gen gameplay? No. So the addition of 3D audio, haptics and a 60 fps mode is worth $10? Most if not all studios have done this for free. Most recently Capcom.I don't understand the logic of people questioning 70 fucking bucks for an AAA video game "because of the economy". Or people used to paying 60 and now complaining about the 10 dollar increase? What the fuck do you do with 10 bucks these days? Buy bubble gum? It's fucking ridiculous. If paying 70 bucks for something you like hits your economy in a significant manner, how did you even afford a PS5 in the first place?
It's not like you're saving 2000 dollars on a car deal or something like that.
video games to go DOWN in price?
They should give an upgrade price for those who own a previous copy of the game, it would make more sense.
*Looks at Avengers*
lmao this is a comedyDoes the remake have next gen visuals? No. Does the remake have next gen gameplay? No. So the addition of 3D audio, haptics and a 60 fps mode is worth $10? Most if not all studios have done this for free. Most recently Capcom.
He's being intentionally obtuse.lmao this is a comedy
They don't need excuses as long as it sells.
Game developers are constantly making record sales RN. Every publisher on the market RN is richer than they were in the 90s. they've got no excuse
Not all games are created equal.Hell no, I could get four games in the MCC and at a lower price. $40 is a more respectable price point.
If you want to pay that for it. You’re note forced to buy anything at launch. If you’re unable to wait, you have only yourself to blame for it.And it'll cost you another $70...
Exactly, which is why you get way more value and replayability for the MCC. Also, this game is priced the same as TLOU2 when it was released. The value for the purchase is simply not there considering the sequel costs the same amount, and it's missing the MP for the original version. $70 is a cash grab for a second remaster.They don't need excuses as long as it sells.
Not all games are created equal.
Two things: Firstly, you do correctly point out that Factions will not be in this game but fail to factor in that Left Behind will be.It's a matter of principle. If Sony wants to charge an extra $10 for a next gen surcharge then the charge has to be justified. Does the remake have next gen visuals? No. Does the remake have next gen gameplay? No. So the addition of 3D audio, haptics and a 60 fps mode is worth $10? Most if not all studios have done this for free. Most recently Capcom.
Then there are questions on the remake effort itself. Does the remake have new cutscenes? No. They are using the same motion capture data, same voice acting, and same editing. Does the game have new bosses? New enemies? New levels? So far we dont know. Im sure if they showed up with brand new boss fights and incredible new enemies and setpieces then people would be far more willing to pay for this remake. Right now, the remake part of it is very iffy. You are getting the same exact levels and story, but with newer graphics and newer combat mechanics. A decent effort for a last gen game on par with a $60 TLOU2 albeit half as long and without any new levels, boss and content. Not a ground up reboot like say Remake 2. Another $60 game. The fact that it is missing factions which came free with the $60 PS3 version makes the $10 surcharge feel even more odd.
No one had any problems spending $70 on Ratchet which was a 15 hour game with no mp. It looked and felt sufficiently next gen. TLOU remake doesnt. No one had any problem paying $70 for Demon Souls which itself was a remake similar to an asset flip, but again it looked next gen on Day one and shipped feature complete with online play not cut out. TLOU remake just has way too many sacrifices. Last gen visuals, cut online, recycled cutscenes, and all for an extra $10. I bet at $40, it wouldve been received very well.
lol what?Of course it's not worth it, they did not even rerecord the voices.
This project must cost no more than 10% of TLOU2 production cost yet it is priced 10$ more. How do you justify that ?
Only really really stupid people are ok with this.
We'll see if the market will accept it or not, if people pay $70 it's because they thought it was worth $70 to them, it's their money.Exactly, which is why you get way more value and replayability for the MCC. Also, this game is priced the same as TLOU2 when it was released. The value for the purchase is simply not there considering the sequel costs the same amount, and it's missing the MP for the original version. $70 is a cash grab for a second remaster.
2013: Story and Multiplayer for $60If you want to pay that for it. You’re note forced to buy anything at launch. If you’re unable to wait, you have only yourself to blame for it.
Good, don’t buy it then. Those that want to, will do so.2013: Story and Multiplayer for $60
2022: Story for $70 and future multiplayer component for additional $70
Yeah, that's a no from me.
They shrank his shoulders, made him look soft.I think people that are willing to pay $70 for this are crazy. It's the 3rd iteration in 3 generations and there is already a version that plays on the PS5 that also includes the multiplayer. Like GTA5 and Skyrim this reek of milking the hell out of an IP. Additionally, even though the character models may look somewhat more realistic I HATE the way they have made them look either uglier (Tess & Ellie) or weak (Joel). That said does selling this game for $70 hurt me in anyway? Nope, so if people are willing to buy it why not.
When I first got my PS4 last gen Sony sent me a coupon/discount code to get TLoU for $10. Was it worth it? Oh, Hell yeah. I didn't love the game nearly as much as the hardcore Sony fanboys, but it was a decent game and well worth $10.
Nope remakes should be budget friendly.
Probably becuase it's been used as a punchline so many times by people with not much income to justify themselves with a hint of irony. Except in this case, the current economy actually does suck.I don't know how or why but the subtitle "In this economy?" made me laugh out loud.
It's worth it for many people. For the ones that it isn't they will wait for the price to go down to buy them.
Maybe we should be asking if Switch games from 2017 are still worth 50 dollars...