gossi the dog

I think Dragon Quest is great, but I found this so slow going. It has it's moments, but not for me.

Yeah. It downloads a week or two beforehand, and then you're good to go on release date.

Seeing as we're talking about Sony (and Sony gotta Sony); in the early days of PSN they charged the publisher an additional fee for each sale (after taking their ~30-35% cut) based on the size of the download.

Having largely ignored the genre after not liking Phoenix Wright and getting nowhere with the Silver Case, I played through 428 Shibuya Scramble a month or so ago. It was brilliant. Since then I played Catherine (arguably more of a block puzzler than a visual novel, but I think it counts) which was great, and picked up a cheapish new copy of Steins Gate Elite on Saturday. I thought it was slow going and then realised I’d played for over 3 hours straight, so must be doing something right. Am I correct in thinking Danganronpa and Zero Escape are still regarded as the pinnacle of the

Wasn’t there a PlayStation magazine called “Play”?

Was the Sonic blue Xbox Series controller a limited edition? It seems to be sold out everywhere here.

I thought Crash Bandicoot 4 sold well? Being forced to work on CoD is usually a sign that you didn't hit your sales targets.

Where it feels off, is that most new releases were USD 60 on PSN for the entire life of the PS4. In both the UK and Europe they snuck in price hikes during the generation. The vanilla version of new releases on PSN were GBP 50 for ages. It's only in the past couple of years that Sony charged GBP 55 for the likes of Ghost of Tsushima and EA charged GBP 60 for FIFA. Similar in the Eurozone where the vanilla releases were typically EUR 60 for ages, before prices gradually increased to EUR 70. Anyhow, they clearly think that they'll make more money this way than from generating more sa

The honk honk is random. So, if someone's not there, get a taxi to another area and then return. Do this several times and they'll eventually appear.

Is that the version with all the DLC? It says Complete, but the picture is for the base game.

I thought the phrase was “get woke or go broke”?

Why are there two price stickers at different prices?

You have both Virtua Fighter 2 and Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown

It's too much. £50 is my maximum threshold for a physical game and £40 for digital. Even then they're both a good £5 more than I'd like/feel comfortable in paying.

I bought the After Hours Premium Edition of Yakuza 6 partially just to get the game in a plastic case.