"then we can charge for fixing it, yeah, lets do that!"
Example [of games being fixed with paid for DLC/expansion packs]?
The recent and upcoming Dead rising stuff? Equally games do not get made from scratch in a year and that means you are more or less paying for a current build every year for such games that get annual entries, probably even those with biannual entries. A few games got fixed between console and PC, assassin’s creed being a reasonable example of a semi modern title there. The 9 billion versions each street fighter game gets? In fighting games there have been a few where extra characters become paid, and in doing so add to a weak roster.
Going back into the past there were a few games with a "gold" version that you would not be able to upgrade to from the original release, but could buy.
I am not necessarily opposed to some practices there, however to question their existence would be a stretch.
So let me get this straight: You bought a console in anticipation of a game that was really early in development with no release date, and now your mad at the developer for not releasing it, yet?What about "The Last Guardian" Team ICO's would be masterpiece and follow up to ICO'S and SOTC . Where is it? And when is it Coming? Was supposed to be released on PS3 but can't see that now as PS3 is outdated and at the end of its life. Funny that game and Final Fantasy XIII were the reason I bought a PS3. Will never trust Team ICO again unless their next game is better than ICO and SOTC put together.
Um, why are you changing what I was responding to? tbb043 didn't say anything about paying for new characters, etc. He specifically said "charge for fixing it" (a rushed game). And I'm asking for an example of a rushed game that charged for a "fix."
When I hear, "pay to fix the game," I'm pretty sure it means "pay to FIX the game" regarding bugs, etc, not adding new characters and features. Saying that those are "fixes" is kind of pushing itA fighting game comes out lacking either characters in general or characters within a canon, the former would be an example of weaker design/implementation as far as I am concerned and the latter is not far behind. Paid DLC to change this would then seem to be a paid for fix.
So let me get this straight: You bought a console in anticipation of a game that was really early in development with no release date, and now your mad at the developer for not releasing it, yet?
I really don't understand why people buy consoles in preparation for games that haven't released yet. Just wait until the game actually releases if said game is the main reason you want the console.
Anybody that says they have never bought a console to play a specific game is lying.
The game has been in development since 2007 it was announced in 2009 at E3 for 2011 release. They have had 7 years of working on a game that will probably never be released. I believe something similar happened over the NDS Gauntlet game. It was hyped up for years then never released. The complete rom has been dumped and can be downloaded. What a waste of time and money.
BTW
I buy consoles, computers and games for many reasons but mainly these
To find out what the console is like
To play a game that is console specific e.g. Gears of war, Halo on XBOX360 or Microsoft Windows (don't see those games on Sony or Nintendo Platforms)
Mario on Nintendo hardware (Not Microsoft or Sony)
And God Of War (Only On Sony Hardware)
And oh yeah The Last Guardian made by Team ICO who only develop for SONY
Anybody that says they have never bought a console to play a specific game is lying.
Exactly. You don't buy a console based on a vague premise that a game you might like will be released for it. You shouldn't buy anything on a vague premise, period - smart shoppers wait for reviews to pop up, or at least a demo of some kind.I never said that people didn't, or shouldn't, buy consoles for specific games that they're interested in. I just said that buying the console for that game BEFORE the game is even released is a dumb idea.
Exactly. You don't buy a console based on a vague premise that a game you might like will be released for it. You shouldn't buy anything on a vague premise, period - smart shoppers wait for reviews to pop up, or at least a demo of some kind.
There were reviews for the game previews and reviews.
Some people actually got to play early alpha versions and reported on the game play experience. Also it wasn't vague premise that it would be released for ps3. Team ICO said at E3 it would be on ps3. Not skip a console generation and come out on ps4 which is what will happen now. That's if team ICO finally pulls their finger out and gets the game released. They will probably rebrand it as another RPG and not part of the ICO, SOTC series.