The Thursday letters page has some advice for EA when it comes to Battlefield, as a reader remembers paying £60 for Street Fighter 2.
The Final Shape is vitally important for Bungie The Thursday letters page has some advice for EA when it comes to Battlefield, as a reader remembers paying £60 for Street Fighter 2. To join in with the discussions yourself email [email protected] The sequel of DamoclesI’m really worried about Bungie. There’s been all these rumours about major job cuts looming, probably soon after The Final Shape is released, and Marathon seems to be in trouble long before it’s out.
RamboSi Why bother?I’ve seen it mentioned many times recently about publishers wanting us to stay engaged with their titles for as long as possible, but could you explain why this is so beneficial for them? I understand this concept for free-to-play or online focused games where microtransactions form the basis of their sales but what benefit does it have for a standard, predominantly single-player experience? I’ve never quite grasped why it’s desirable to keep me playing for as long as...
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