Incidentally how much did people eventually buy their PS3 for?
Good point. A machine I used almost solely for 3D blu-rays. Metal Gear was the only game I ever bought for it, and never finished it.
I suspect I'll do more with Oculus Rift.
Not really. I used mine primarily to play video games. It could pretty much do that right out of the box since most people own a TV capable of being used with it. The Oculus Rift will require an additional piece of hardware capable of being used for it. There are people that can take advantage of it, but not as many as the PS3. This is not to mention most people ended up not buying the PS3 at that price, giving the Xbox 360 additional momentum.
Depending on its price, I feel Sony might be what gets consumers to adopt VR and not Oculus.
I already know I need to build a new computer since something blew up inside my current one, and that means not getting one of these any time soon. Even if I had the latest PC hardware, for this price, I'd wait a couple of years to see what software came out on it before taking a plunge. At least the Xbox One and PS4 showed some promise based on software for Xbox 360 and PS3; this is an unknown for me, and possibly other consumers.
Let's be honest, there's enough evidence to show Dan was a dumb kid. It's no wonder he wasn't able to beat a level back then when he barely just figured things out in this game now.
I don't care how Dan's score compares to other outlets' scores. However, having heard everything Dan has said about this game, I don't think his score matches what he's said. This sounded more like a 4/5 even "without legs." It's contrary to thinking a game is very good even though it's short (no legs) and still scoring it high.
Now Atlus/Sony need to get the DLC for this game working right. They finally got the DLC that came with the Disco Fever edition available, but there's a costume pack, General Teddie costume, and 2 tracks that are supposed to be free for the first week but still aren't in the store.
Apparently this is only broken when you access the Playstation Store through the Vita. If you go to the store on your computer, you can see the available DLC, including the week-one free DLC. Then you have to go to the store on the Vita and check out your download list.
Now Atlus/Sony need to get the DLC for this game working right. They finally got the DLC that came with the Disco Fever edition available, but there's a costume pack, General Teddie costume, and 2 tracks that are supposed to be free for the first week but still aren't in the store.
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