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PlayStation 3 News by Robert Purchese
These public beta tests are a good idea, it seems, and Sony's decided it wants to do one for WarHawk.
Americans will be able to test out the online shooter on 24th May, but we'll have to wait until Sony decides on a date for Europe. But rest assured that it will definitely happen.
The publisher's also cleared up confusion about whether it will be a downloadable title or a Blu-ray game. The answer is both. But those of you buying a boxed copy will be treated to a whole host of extras, like developer interviews, behind the scenes documentaries, demos - even a Bluetooth headset.
The game's expected sometime in late August or early September, although Sony is unsure if both the Blu-ray and downloadable version will be available at the same time.
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kangarootoo
17/05/07 @ 13:39
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@malteaserhead
Because it doesn't come with the extras? Or because you like cardboard and plastic? Sorry man, this subject always presses my buttons. I'll try not to be obnoxious about it (and assume to much, which I am guilty of already i think). I suppose what I am getting at is that AAA titles via download are part of the future and we need to stop viewing DLC as some kind of "cheap arcade games only" kind of option. I bet the number of people who bought HL2 over Steam and then wished they had bought a boxed version was pretty low. Less crap cluttering up my living room is alright by me. I've also lost games because of scratched disks. Whereas with DLC, if your console explodes you can simply download the game again as your right to download is recorded. |
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It should be cheaper because it costs them less to produce, that's why.
How much do you reckon they spend per unit for game packaging? if it's more than 5 pence i would be shocked. Production not that pricey either. consumers wouldn't see much benefit cost wise. Don't get me wrong, I hate the waste of of materials involved in packaging a game and from an environmental view point DL games might be the way to go. DL does cut out the middle man but most companies are going to want the money that would have been destined for GAME/HMV to end up with them rather than you
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kangarootoo
18/05/07 @ 12:38
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@Feanor
Not strictly true. To expand on what Brogan said, very little of the costs involved in publishing have anything to do with physical materials. For some companies, there are more licensing agreements involved in producing DLC and so in some ways there can end up being more "middle men" (even if some of those are effectively internal to the platform vendor). But that is because the whole DLC delivery system still has some maturing to do. Until that maturing takes place we aren't really comparing apples with apples. I totally understand the way it looks, that no disc means less cost. But it is honestly a tiny part of what forms the price you pay in a shop. |
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