THIS. I felt that way about so many games lately. I'm getting to the point where if it costs more than $30 or isn't part of a series I know I'll like, I'm not going to buy it.ZeroAX wrote:I pressure myself to beat games I don't enjoy so I don't feel like my money was wasted.
PSN: Green-Whiskeyninjainspandex wrote:Maybe I'm just a pervert
I try before I buy on consoles where that is possible.Forlorn Drifter wrote:THIS. I felt that way about so many games lately. I'm getting to the point where if it costs more than $30 or isn't part of a series I know I'll like, I'm not going to buy it.ZeroAX wrote:I pressure myself to beat games I don't enjoy so I don't feel like my money was wasted.
I'm also bothered by not having achievements on some Xbox 360 games. Some are literally imposible for me to get, but I still feel bad, like I haven't completed the games...
Yes. But, if I buy a game for, let's say, $50, and sell it back a week later, for ~$30 (could get more or less), am I really doing any good? I just lost money! And I didn't neccesarily get it back in playtime. It sucks!ZenErik wrote:I try before I buy on consoles where that is possible.Forlorn Drifter wrote:THIS. I felt that way about so many games lately. I'm getting to the point where if it costs more than $30 or isn't part of a series I know I'll like, I'm not going to buy it.ZeroAX wrote:I pressure myself to beat games I don't enjoy so I don't feel like my money was wasted.
I'm also bothered by not having achievements on some Xbox 360 games. Some are literally imposible for me to get, but I still feel bad, like I haven't completed the games...
Honestly, if I'm playing a game and just do not like it, I sell it. Done.
PSN: Green-Whiskeyninjainspandex wrote:Maybe I'm just a pervert
Much easier to say when you have a job.ZenErik wrote:Live and learn. You're either wasting money or wasting time. I would rather let a few dollars go to waste and move on.
PSN: Green-Whiskeyninjainspandex wrote:Maybe I'm just a pervert
There is no PC version of Big Red One. You're probably thinking of Call of Duty 2 (minus the BRO subtitle), which is a totally different (and far superior) game. And yes, Finest Hour, Big Red One, and 3 are known for being not so great (especially Finest Hour).hashiriya1 wrote:Why did you ask about these three specifically? Are they known for being bad or something? I did say "all of them". But I guess I should have said "All of them except COD: Roads to Victory".BoringSupreez wrote:Even Finest Hour, Big Red One, and 3?hashiriya1 wrote:I enjoy the Call of Duty games. All of them.
I have never played the PC version of any COD game, but I want to play the PC version of "Big Red One" since a lot of people have told me that it is much better than the PS2 version, which is the one I own (and enjoyed). I'll probably never get around to it. I was content with the PS2 version.
The 360 version is supposedly best, but I think the game is meh (and I bought it at launch and beat it multiple times). Treyarch has really improved over the years.hashiriya1 wrote:3 was great. It was the first 'Western' game I bought for my PS3 back when it was released. I haven't played any other version other than the PS3 version, but I imagine the PS3/360 version is better than the Wii, PS2 and oXBOX versions.
Same here, except I sell the games I discover I don't like. A big part of the reason I never buy downloads unless they're heavily discounted.ZenErik wrote:Live and learn. You're either wasting money or wasting time. I would rather let a few dollars go to waste and move on.
BoneSnapDeez wrote:I base many of my purchasing decisions on how hot the anime girls are.
How well has that served you so far?prfsnl_gmr wrote:There is nothing feigned about it. What I wrote is a display of actual moral superiority.
Pretty good! Discovered some great games/series with this method!BoringSupreez wrote:
