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PlayStation 3 News by Tom Bramwell
Sony has released Siren: Blood Curse on PlayStation Network but the price of the individual three-episode bundles has gone up by two quid.
We were originally informed that the 12-episode game would be sold in four discrete three-episode bundles at GBP 4.99 apiece, but that's now gone up to GBP 6.99 for each one.
However, the full 12-episode game is on sale for GBP 19.99 as originally stated.
Sony's latest stab at survival horror is a bit of a series reboot, borrowing heavily from the almost-great PS2 original and fixing a lot of its problems in the process.
In light of the last-minute price-hike on individual episodes, we'll be adding an update to our review of the first three-episode bundle, which originally scored 9/10.
Fortunately though, the price change won't impact our review of the full game, which is published today. Check it out.
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ondines_curse
24/07/08 @ 13:35
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its only 20 quid, they needed to mark up the packs to incentivise us to buy the whole thing
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MasterNameless
24/07/08 @ 14:09
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@windowlicker
It's very easy to set up an American PSN account and download it though, so really not much of an issue. Surely, anyone who was interested in this game has done this already anyway? |
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windowlicker
24/07/08 @ 14:58
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Setting up an alternate account is easy but why should you have to do it? There is no reason that many of the PSN games lack a demo, it needs to be sorted out rather than defended by individuals. Sony have the ability to make life easier for European consumers, yet they choose not to.
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MasterNameless
24/07/08 @ 15:26
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@windowlicker
Well, yes, you are absolutely right about that. SCEE need shooting for giving us such an inferior PSN service for what seems to be no good reason whatsoever. Arses. If you are genuinely interested in this game, it's definately worth sorting the US account out as it takes very little time to do. It is annoying that we have to do that though. Edit: I wasn't defending it, I was saying it purely in reference to this game, that's all.
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Sony: Did we hit their wallets?
Pricing Guy: I think I missed Sir. Sony: Missed how? Pricing Guy: Well I forgot to overprice for europes whores. Sony: Do it now then man...before they have a chance to notice. Pricing Guy: Right you are Sir....anyone seen the european mint flavoured lube? Sony: Oh for god sake man just go in raw. You know they like it rough! |
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timberwolf
24/07/08 @ 21:47
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interesting that the price affects reviews, so the review isn't based on quality of product but price point. i can think of other games that should get worse scores because of their price point. is this always taken into account?
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The_Inquisitor
25/09/08 @ 13:47
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The BD version will be 17.99 in most online stores anyway, so I'll wait till then.
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