Anyone else playing GTA4?
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26 Apr 2008, 02:28
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Just finished all the missions with a gametime of just over 33 hours :X
I chose Money for the last mission and am regretting it now, I have a save state from like 10 missions before the ending so may replay it but choose the Revenge mission and see what the alternative ending is.
anyone else playing it and if so where are you up to?
I chose Money for the last mission and am regretting it now, I have a save state from like 10 missions before the ending so may replay it but choose the Revenge mission and see what the alternative ending is.
anyone else playing it and if so where are you up to?
i have to agree with her :D !
Pirating games have already killed the innovation for most parts, who can we thank about that? The kinds like fusen.
Let's take another look at "piracy":
- NiN: "Ghosts" is available under a CC-license (copying, sharing, etc. allowed). Revenue: $1.6 million. There was a limited fan package that sold out after just one day. 2500 packages and each one sold for $300. Now even Metallica thinks about distributing their music in new ways.
- TV productions are put online (or should I write leaked?) by the producers just to see how well the latest episode of a series is received. Side effect: verbal propaganda for free (and that's the best propaganda you can get). Most likely the TV station benefits by having higher ratings and therefore more profit from ads.
if you think alil bit, buying online games is just more worth than the SP ones, because companys aint forced to give updates, 99% of the times they releases some fixed patchs and leaves the game
you want to pay them for a game they will never touch again?
support online games more...
The Witcher was a really nice surprise, and it sold well. So was IronClad's Sins of a Solar Empire. Both are success commercially too, but you are correct that those two games prove that if you really pour your heart to it, it will pay off. But the piracy just makes it harder for the guys to believe in it. Since it's their earnings and their jobs that are on the line.
The thing that I don't get, that when you pirate a game, you are willing to promote this behaviour on a public forum, be it as small as Crossfire is. But it is unacceptable for an admin to do so.
when is it released anyway?
and how is the city itself? do you have a lot to do apart from the main story?