Could it be the Skyrim effect I know that, while I was spending 240 hours of playing time in that world, I wasn't exactly going out and buying a bunch of other games.
Always interesting when companies leave their core business behind to branch out. The fact that the Games tab is so far from the default start on the new 360 desktop is...disturbing. Don't leave behind the people who got you where you are today, Xbox
Godhand is one of those games real gamers seem to adore. I've tried it 2 or 3 times, and don't think I've ever gotten past the first level. I consider myself a moderately skilled gamer.
Gundemonium Collection was a huge disappointment for me. I didn't find any of the games compelling or entertaining, and I tend to buy most shmups despite not being all that good at them.
I'm fearful of the further proliferation of multiplayer gaming -- whether it's online competitive or cooperative. The late-night, quiet solo gamer is being left out in the cold I think we're a silent majority. I like what Pidgeon said. I find, more and more, that I look at my PC ...
They've had some decent deals, but it hasn't been enough to get me to brave the kids and germs of Toys R Us. Compare to K-Mart, which has had some REALLY aggressive deals to try to stir up games business. I wonder how their year-over-year sales have changed. Another article, ...
I imagine the additional fee is to combat whatever trade-in value a consumer can procure for getting rid of the physical UMD of the game they just received in digital form.
