...how long the game will take to get stale. The campaign isn’t very long and the ongoing missions are more of the same.

Yes.

Never used AIM, we always considered AOL to be a joke but a good source of free floppy disks.

I’m kind of the same. If I really like the look of a game, I’ll buy it, but I do not buy any of the DLC. Not unless it gets bundled down the road, and put onto a deep discount.

I was coming here to say something similar. Games are hardly the only place you see this, nor were they the first. The entire software industry is going this way.

I’ll keep my eye on it. I liked the combat system of I Am Setsuna for the most part, but I felt the story was pretty poorly written.

Wait a minute, hold the bus, I thought Nintendo claimed they had to halt NES Classic production because they simply can’t fit another product into their production schedule.

The problem with this argument that everyone always ignores is that China’s production lines are damned efficient, if you want them to be. Hell, they can spit out over half a million iphones EVERY DAY when they need to in order to meet Apple’s demand.

If I have GBs and GBs, and then even more GBs of RAM available above and beyond what the game needs ... why can’t they utilize that?

I actually really liked this “game”.

I actually really liked this “game”.

No emulator will ever be able to replicate the feel of playing this.

Yeah, only thing I can think of is the whole freemen thing (which was no where near as bad as Waco or even that thing in Oregon a couple years back).

The scenery, or the hicks? ;)

Yes. I have the Medieval Madness table for Pinball Arcade on the PS4.

Wait, what... Montana?!?

...which sure beats spending $8,000 on an arcade cabinet.

Humm, don’t think I’ll look at this particular feature.

Yes, but I assume you’re latching onto a single statement without looking at the whole picture.

Humm. A frugal lifestyle is something I could live with if I needed to and enjoyed what I did.

What do they do with so much disposable income then?