It doesn’t need to be said in any official capacity. Why continue to sell a $25 season pass if you’re just gonna offer the same content, plus extra, for $20? Makes no sense. If you own the base game, they want you to shell out $25 for the first years DLC, and an extra $20 for all the extra content that’s included in…

So we’re looking at 2020 - 2021 release window if we go by a standard 3 to 4 year dev time. I’m ok with that.

I’m part of Group A and I’m perfectly fine with spending an extra $20. However, I won’t be grabbing it. I’m getting the Windows Edition, which is a full $60 to my knowledge, and I’m perfectly fine paying that as well.

The article was updated to reflect that the DLC, standalone, is $20.

There’s a lot more than just the extra dungeon. The trailer shows you everything that the Royal Edition adds.

The Royal Edition includes the season pass content because it’s a GOTY edition. The Royal Edition content that you can get as DLC is ONLY the new content added in the Royal and Windows Edition’s of the game.

None. The season pass and the Royal Edition content are completely separate from one another. Not sure why the season pass would grant even a slight discount for unrelated content.

Yes, the Royal Edition content will be offered as paid DLC priced at $20. If you want to know why it’s paid DLC instead of free like other updates they’ve done(Yes, I’ve seen people complain that it isn’t free.), it’s because the amount of content they’re adding in the Royal Edition is equivalent to their other DLC…

These are the kinds of horror games that I love. They’re more atmospheric, like Siren: Blood Curse and Fatal Frame.

When my PC was built 4 years ago, I wasn’t the one that put it together. My uncle, who worked for a local ISP, did it for me. However, since then, I’ve had to diagnose any problems that came up and fix them myself, in addition to the usual upgrades. In the past 4 years, I’ve had to replace the hard drive once, replace…

This doesn’t surprise me. The eShop crashes every Christmas due to the influx of new users. At least it did on 3DS anyway.

Going in chronological order is best, so Yakuza 0, Kiwami, Kiwami 2 whenever it hits the US, Yakuza 3, 4, 5, and then 6. Dead Souls can be skipped since it’s non-canon. Having said all that, Yakuza 3 does contain a recap of the first two games, so you can skip those if you wish and just use the recap, but I recommend…

As far as most people were concerned, it was an injury he sustained during the battle. He was off-screen the whole time, but since there were buildings flying everywhere and explosions, it didn’t seem too far-fetched that he was injured during all of it. A price that was paid to allow Noctis to face Leviathan.

I personally liked Strangled Red and Lost Silver.

I beat that mission by following the canals. There are no vehicles in the canals, and it’s harder for the Krimson Guard to hit you thanks to all the walkways above you. The canals will take you straight to the arena and it’s glorious when you nail the path just right and make it there with plenty of time to spare.

I don’t like the idea of video game legislation either, however, to my knowledge, legislation such as this would not impose upon the freedom of expression set down in the Constitution, and as a result, it can be passed unlike a law which would, say, prevent developers from having sex or risque costumes in their games,…

So basically what’s being suggested is that games containing loot boxes(Or any other mechanics that could be filed under gambling in a sense) must be rated appropriately to prevent sales to minors. In essence, an AO rated game. He specifically sites the age of 21 as being the appropriate age, and the M-rating covers…

Welp, looks like I’ll be playing in Japanese after all. Being localized in Europe saved the characters designs from being altered, but I suppose there’s more than one way to alter a games content. At least this one is reversible.

I’ll be completely honest, I may not be happy with the translation and voiceover quality, but at the same time I’m happy to get the game and have it be identical to the Japanese release, which was not the case with Xenoblade X, which was localized by Nintendo of America, or Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE, which was also…

Unfortunately it’ll be another two to three years before we hear anything about a potential Persona 6.