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Spiderman DLC. It's all a bit too repetitive, though the same could be said for the main game. Still enjoyed my time with it. 8/10

Some Japanese Youtuber getting a hands on in 2 days.

I'll get to Hellblade this month, sure.

Wasn't unexpected after Banjo, IMO.

If only people would be as pissed about the input lag as character choices.

Cross-gen period.

It's true, no doubt. But I don't think that will lead to consumers being anti-ownership any time soon. Too many big titles out there that won't release day and date on GP.

Epic money. Plus PC prices historically being slower to hike. This is basically it in a nutshell. Prices are going up. No one is getting shafted, games are finally getting inflation adjusted. If $70 is too rich today, $60 was definitely too much at the start of PS3/360 gen.

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That’s how I feel. If Spider-Man wasn’t open world or relied so much on stealth for padding I might care more about a remaster. Tons of fun the first time through however.

$70 price tag. $50 if you just want MM.

The framerate isn't the biggest culprit though. There's a very heavy input buffer window. Enough to make you feel like you can do anything... including the things you swear you never told the game to do. It's not a precision game, so it kinda works.

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I just finished the Hammerhead DLC when this was posted. I'll polish off the last DLC this week. Remaster looks good aside from young spidey (why?), but I'm perfectly content never to play it and just pick up MM down the line.

wut Younger looking spidey doesn't quite fit as well for the game.

Because some people can't accept the fact that price raises are still overdue when MTX and season passes are successful.

Anyways... it was just announced. http://www.gameinformer.com//sites/default/files/favicons/favicon.ico Godfall Among Next Gen Games Retailing At $70 WWW.GAMEINFORMER.COM Another game has been revealed to have that new $70 price tag.

NBA2K21 is another example. $60 for PC version, $70 for Series/PS5. http://store.steampowered.com//favicon.ico NBA 2K21 on Steam STORE.STEAMPOWERED.COM NBA 2K21 is the latest title in the world-renowned, best-selling NBA 2K series, delivering an industry-leading sports video game experience. I'm much more interested to see how quickly games drop from that $70 price tag going forward.

Yup, PC MSRP hikes typically lag behind the consoles. It was that way for a good while when console game prices first rose to $60. Eventually. 'Next-gen' Cold War is $60 on PC in the Blizzard App. Series X/PS5 versions are $70.