play-asia GWG price drop
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theevilfunkster
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play-asia GWG price drop
Play-asia has just dropped the price of Giga Wing Generations by $20. So, is it sort of worth getting now or what?
Shikigami No Shiro II (Taito Best) has also had a price cut.
Shikigami No Shiro II (Taito Best) has also had a price cut.
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Re: play-asia GWG price drop
I sew GWG selling at $23.23 in a local game store some days ago, I thought that was low.theevilfunkster wrote:Play-asia has just dropped the price of Giga Wing Generations by $20. So, is it sort of worth getting now or what?


Kind of think about getting one now.




Well the decision is up to you. If you like "Giga Wing" very much it might still worth buying.
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In my case, at least, I generally won't buy a game if I've heard it's absolutely awful, but if I've heard that a game has certain deficiencies but also does some things right I might be persuaded to get ahold of it at a lower price...for instance, I tried Psyvariar 2 out for the first time a while back, but didn't like it enough to spend 60-70 bucks on the DC version. However, when I saw a brand new copy of the PS2 version up for 20 bucks, I went for it, and feel I got my money's worth. Everyone's value of a game is a bit different...
More or less what Bulletmagnet said. Rob and Rando seem to know what they're talking about and like the game, so I'm already interested in it...more willing to take the risk though at a lower price. If you hate the game then you're out a smaller amount of money.Nemo wrote:I never understood when people won't buy a game for $60 because they heard it's crap, but for $40 they might/are interested. Obviously if you don't like it, you feel less ripped off, but if it sucks it sucks (not saying GWG does) so does $20 really make that much of a difference?
Your avatar blinks!BulletMagnet wrote:In my case, at least, I generally won't buy a game if I've heard it's absolutely awful, but if I've heard that a game has certain deficiencies but also does some things right I might be persuaded to get ahold of it at a lower price...for instance, I tried Psyvariar 2 out for the first time a while back, but didn't like it enough to spend 60-70 bucks on the DC version. However, when I saw a brand new copy of the PS2 version up for 20 bucks, I went for it, and feel I got my money's worth. Everyone's value of a game is a bit different...
I'm not really concerned about graphics and the graphical issues of this port can be easily overcomed with a few hours of play (the game runs at 30 FPS, but without slowdown at all: you won't notice this anymore after a few plays).For the rest, the gameplay is very fast and well designed, level design is brilliant, and overall the gaming experience is very good. If, on the other hand, you only mind about the graphics, you could be pretty disappointed. In case, i reviewed the game in my journal (link in the sig, right now i can't reach the site.
EDIT: here's the review
EDIT: here's the review
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