MasterMike569

I completed the DLC in under 2 hours. I really liked the DLC however I was surprised that it ended so soon. $10 is an OK price considering that most of the DLC is $5 dollars and under. The DLC doesn't really offer many new areas to explore but puts closure to Dead Space 3 storyline rather nicely. I hope there are more DLC expansions on the way still and this is not the last. I can't get enough Dead Space.

I'm quite surprised and pleased with the PC version so far, they did a great job. DLC is available and intact as well. Now hopefully they can stay away from console exclusive BS.

@OllyOxenFree: That GIF is basically me right now.

Lara Croft. She has a nice rack and wealthy.

I think the biggest issue for me right now is not about the game being ported to the PC, if its anything like DS 2 it will be fine. My biggest issue is if the Dev is going to support the PC version or not and provide all DLC that is made available to the console versions. Previous DS games PC gamers have been screwed out of most or all DLC that console gamers got to enjoy. DS2 at least included DLC suits for the PC after so long but we still never got the DLC titled Severed. This leaves me nervous about buying the PC version for fear of missing out on DLC again. The easiest solution would be to buy the console version but after playing it on PC it's really hard to go back to playing on the console. I wish EA or Visceral would let us know their plans going forward on this.

I'm mostly concerned about if the PC version is going to get DLC or its gonna be shit on like it was previously in the other DS games.

@Mirado: This is all true. Resolution really does make a big difference but the price I paid for my panel was almost too good to pass up during the black friday specials and I wanted a larger panel anyway.

I upgraded my 23 inch Samsung Syncmaster XL2370 LED TN panel to a Viewsonic 27 1080p IPS panel. I game with it and play all the recent titles and didn't see much of a difference between the two panels other than the larger panel size. Viewing angles were not an issue with the TN panel to begin with cause I'm not viewing it from some jacked up angle. I don't see any ghosting or input lag on my IPS panel however if I had to make the choice again I would go with a 120hz panel and probably a higher resolution if the price is right. Also the pixels are a little too big but tolerable at this size, I just wouldn't go any bigger that 26-27 inch with 1080p.

Anybody get their hands on the 360 version yet, install it and verify this massive screen tearing problem? I would hope if it is so bad that it would be patched eventually.