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MMO's are usually poor man rpgs, so really not too sure how this 1 will pan out

@Lucien21 said:

He was only saving $5....I'd have bought a new copy.

that $5 could have went a long way.........

1 fatigued shooter going up against another, should be good

resident evil 6 looks like some team leon versus team chris crap :(

just make something of the calibre of resident evil 1 or 2 please......

hmm i thought the ending of the sopranos at first was complete wtf, but now i think its a masterful way to end the series, maybe people one day will feel the same about mass effect

@AMyggen said:

First of all, I wouldn't really want a new Baldur's Gate from people needing Kickstarter funding to fund it. I seriously doubt they could get the investment needed for such a big project through Kickstarter (what Double Fine got isn't nearly enough).

i think a kickstarter for baldurs gate 3 would be an amazing idea, i reckon they'd be able to get the cash needed to make the game as well, hopefully someone picks up on this and markets the kickstarter well....

hmm hopefully can pick up tons of cheap games from there

though at xmas time it seemed like they were getting rid off stock, i picked up child of eden for 5 quid brand new :)

@Goldanas: it's a very good service, nice store, plenty of random options of what to purchase, what they do wrong is that well they sell most new games at 40-45 pound, while other places such as tesco, play.com, asda, etc sell games at 35-40 pounds so not many people go in there to purchase games from them, they also give tons of cash for 2nd hand games and barely get much back in return, i remember years ago trading in a copy of condemned 2 for 25 quid and seeing it a few days later for the same price i traded it in for brand new

but yeah great employees, sometimes real good deals, nice customer points reward card scheme, just need to make their other pricing models work better for them

great article