Sentences with phrase «older games on sale»

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When we saw Doom drop to $ 35.99 last week in Steam's 2016 Summer Sale, we thought there was no way a 2 month old top selling game could get cheaper on PC... Au contraire.

also sony please put some of those old as dirt psn games on sale.

If you need a deal on an older game though, there are a few fresh sales to dig through!

Our older games — the Penumbra series — went on sale, and against all expectations we got an injection of cash.

Microsoft has begun to get very vigorous about sales on older titles, but a lot of the games on sale, like Braid and Shadow Complex, already sold a boatload anyhow.

nice on the new games discount, also bought alien one for the discount but frankly i ai nt buying crap other than big release games such as dead nation... ps plus really suck for hardcore gamers and its hurting ps store sales cuz i haven't bought a thing since they started releasing old crap for free that none wants..

Thank you for the 10 % discount on your 3rd rate old generation flash Sale games.

As the game is getting on a little it is quite easy to get it on sale, especially on the older consoles.

Talk to an old man in a Pokémon Centre early on and he'll lure you in with sales patter before offering a Magikarp for 500 dollars — small change by the end of the game, but a not inconsiderable sum early on.

Definitely no interest in Knack — it wasn't a great game when it came out, plus it's quite old now and has been on sale for a couple of quid several times anyway.

Some publishers are better than others (looking at you, Activison and Microsoft) but most developers are making their old games available at reduced prices and offering sales on a variety of platforms.

«community that believe that the PS4 and Xbox One will outsell the Wii U (i.e sales to date) on pre-orders alone» Never say never, this could be possible, PS3 and Xbox have more than 150 millions of fans and there are a huge and hungry market, because we have old machines of 8 years and a great percentage of the gamers want a next gen machine.

The PSN and Xbox store sales and Amazon prices on old games beat the prices at GameStop.

the amount of money people spend and these games are at the same price and the games that are so old and people are not interested in playing is on sale....

X1 just seems to release old games that Steam has already had on sale.

They announced that Ed Boon will be pocketing up to $ 900,000 for his work on the completion and sales of Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe (which were good at around a million units but under expectations) and will be getting a further $ 105,000 in bonuses for the Mortal Kombat franchise itself (which comes from the sale of older MK games like Mortal Kombat 2 on playstation network, Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 on xbox Arcade, the MK movies and such).

Hopefully some good Vita games that are not on sale often will go up, same with old PS2 classics and older PS3 games.

Even The Legend of Zelda U is now confirmed to be launching on NX as well which will hurt sales of the game on Wii U, like Twilight Princess did on Gamecube / Wii, as core Nintendo users opt to buy the game on new hardware over old hardware.

Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition is a mediocre game that is relying on misty - eyed nostalgia for sales, rather than offering a new spin on 18 - years - old content.

The developer then sells the now years old port at full price, effectively killing sales for that game on the Mac because they keep thinking they would get more money selling it themselves than to get a one off payment from the publisher for porting the game.

I miss the old under $ 5 sale, the big name games have already been on sale for less all November and December in retail.

Expectedly, sales have not been favourable for this, as consumers aren't keen on paying full price for an old game, when other companies seem to get by at rereleasing games for far less.

Nintendo has found success in selling beloved old Super Mario games on the 3DS eShop, and now the company is poised for extra success as it's announced that several Game Boy Mario titles (and one Nintendo Entertainment System classic) will be on sale for limited periods as part of the promotional build - up to the release of New Super Mario Bros. 2.

Many oldies claimed the game mechanics were overly simplified for the sake of better sales, whereas another faction of the old TES fans and almost all newcomers remarked that the greater emphasis on the action and decrease in the number of gameplay elements was compensated by the faster game dynamics.

sales don't really mean much though when it comes to nintendo systems, Wii made huge profits with only a handful of games (which is why it died pretty soon after, people still bought the system but after playing Mario Kart, Super Smash and Mario Brother's Wii edition so many times that system got old fast) The Wii - U was a MUCH better system but didn't sell because people didn't want an upgrade to the Wii, they wanted something new and nintendo did a HORRIBLE job promoting the Wii - U, not to mention they gave up on the Wii - U so fast they didn't even give it a chance, a system won't sell if it doesn't have enough games.

Back before Steam sales and Humble Bundles, boxed compilations was some of the best ways to get your hands on older games cheaply.

These game sales normally cut the price on best - selling, newly - released or old - gem - type titles, with rates going up to 90 % in some cases.

Not only will the nostalgia help sell the pack, but making these old games relevant again might lead to increased sales on the Virtual Console and I don't see how Nintendo could want to pass on that.

The last mainline game in the series is over 5 years old, and while sales have been a giving gift to Nintendo, the big N seems to be in no rush to release the next game on the Switch.

Beware if you live in the UK and you're like me, who trades in all my old games around Christmas time to rack up store credit to pounce on the January sales, GAME won't take this.

For example, if you play old PC games that came on discs, you can often re-purchase them on GOG or Steam for a small amount of money — especially during sales — and install those instead of relying on your old physical discs.