Just get the game used and no money to Konami for that sale. I wish I had that option on PC, I guess I could pirate but I want the online features.

You don’t have to wait for it to be cheap (unless you want to of course), buying it used will already keep the money away from Konami.

I’m curious to see how this will sell once it’s back up. I feel like they definitely lost some sales but I know people are spineless when it comes to boycotts. I have a feeling once it’s back it will be in the top sales on Steam.

If WB wanted some brownie points (never gonna happen but we can dream) they would:

1. Give…

You’re in a hard place. It makes sense that they fix the issues on the base game first. Truly you as the highest paying customer gets the highest shaft. But then again, at least you can play the DLC with high textures and the other options they will add (if your computer can handle it of course).

Well I remember playing black ops at launch on LIVE and the lobby that show how many people playing was often above the million mark. Theres a reason Activision milks COD, it was such a money maker. I feel likes it’s died down quite a bit but it’s probably still a giant money maker. I haven’t played a COD since Black…

Well COD at the time had over a million people playing at once just on Xbox.

Quote from some website: “Activision has logged over five million people playing Call of Duty at once in the days of Black Ops and Modern Warfare 2”

I think it is, especially if it is just running a version of android, effectively emulating the OUYA.

It’s not a philosophical reason to pirate. It’s actually just how it works based on data. You don’t sit at home telling yourself, “I want this conveniently and with more features”. No you look at the price, you judge if it’s worth it or if you can afford it, and then you pirate it or you buy it. If the game is 15$,…

The thing is with the internet age, that’s what companies figured out. Piracy exist and it’s simple and convenient regardless of legality. To the average consumer, they don’t give a fuck. So their best bets are to make affordable products that are convenient, work well and offers things that the piracy doesn’t. That…

Well except they are not because currently they need to port every single game and I can already play SNES roms on a homebrew DS. Currently the pirated option has more choice and is more convenient. Better would be that SNES games (at least the classics) are available on 3DS at a reasonable price.

And that’s the point…

Interesting read about the sega post. It does seem like there are some hurdles. But they were also adding 3D and not just straight porting. It baffles me that something like a change in architecture is relevant when the specs of the machine are so drastically better.

Well I have the GBA games from the ambassador and I don’t have any problems so Ill need to look into that. I just finished Metroid Fusion and now playing Fire Emblem and everything looks dandy.

I have the GBA games from the ambassadors and they run fine for me. I beat yoshi’s island, Warioland 4, Metroid Fusion, Warioware and now am playing through Fire Emblem. Next up after is Minish Cap.

I don’t know if the issues would be more apparent if I was running the actual GBA version side by side but I don’t know…

What? I understand for the N64 games. They need to be ported because the 3DS on it’s own might not handle it perfectly (especially control wise) but I call bullshit for the SNES. If my phone (I have a really OLD android) can run a SNES emulator flawlessly than please tell me what is keeping nintendo from doing the…

It’s not that much better on WII U. They should have cross play for NES, SNES and GBA.

Example I wanted to get Donkey Kong Country 1-2-3 for the SNES. Well you can buy them on Wii U but not on the 3DS... WHY? If I had to choose only one I would have it on 3DS over Wii U but ideally I could buy one copy and play it on…

Well I assumed the games were capped at 4 players. In the case of one game running that seems fine but if there are 100 000 games running, that is still 700 000 nodes. And I’m not saying it’s impossible, but microsoft will need to monitor demand closely to make sure it works properly.

Of course the launch timeframe…

Well ya it’s hard to know how many people will be playing. Dota 2 has 700 000 people playing at once on average. Counter Strike 400 000 people. I know Call of Duty used to get in the millions at launch.

Crackdown might peak at 500 000 people but that would only be around launch time.

I’ll wait and see. The tech seems there but will they have enough servers? If a session can go up to 7 servers to calculate what is going on, how will that scale up to 500 000 players, or a million? I know that it’s not 7 servers at all time but I feel like they will need to monitor performance to keep the server…

To me it comes down to price/quantity/quality. If your DLC has good content and is well priced then it can feel like a valuable purchase. But often this is not the case.

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