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I got it in the post today.
So, queries, general chat and problems - in this thread.
So, queries, general chat and problems - in this thread.
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I got it in the post today.
So, queries, general chat and problems - in this thread.
So, queries, general chat and problems - in this thread.
Which would be better if you already have MGS2: Sons of Liberty?
Get Substance now for £34.49 or wait for it to go Platinum and grab it for £19.99 or less?
Get Substance now for £34.49 or wait for it to go Platinum and grab it for £19.99 or less?
Get Substance now!
I picked it up today for £29.99, bargin.
I picked it up today for free, bargain.
i have completed mgs2:sons of liberty multiple times and don't really think substance is really worth the price, do you think the new additions justify buying it again for that price?
Absolutely.
The content of the original MGS2 is all here - and it makes up about 15% of the whole package. Definitely worth buying.
The content of the original MGS2 is all here - and it makes up about 15% of the whole package. Definitely worth buying.
This is what is putting me off, OPSM2 mag said:
"Are you prepared to buy MGS2 again at full price just for these 'extras', which could arguably have been included in the original release? We can guess what Otacon's answer would be." and "Others should question what they are actually getting for the £39.99 price tag."
They then go on to point out that if you haven't already got the original then of course they'd rate this as a 10/10 game, but because they, like me, think it's just the same game with add-ons they only gave it a 7/10.
So for me, at this stage, it's not good value for money, especially since I just bought Splinter Cell today as well.
"Are you prepared to buy MGS2 again at full price just for these 'extras', which could arguably have been included in the original release? We can guess what Otacon's answer would be." and "Others should question what they are actually getting for the £39.99 price tag."
They then go on to point out that if you haven't already got the original then of course they'd rate this as a 10/10 game, but because they, like me, think it's just the same game with add-ons they only gave it a 7/10.
So for me, at this stage, it's not good value for money, especially since I just bought Splinter Cell today as well.
OPS2 are mindless gorillas.
It's definitely value for money.
Missions, Snake Tales, and Skateboarding, all offer about as much, or maybe more challenge as the full game. And, sans skateboarding, probably last longer as well.
It's definitely value for money.
Missions, Snake Tales, and Skateboarding, all offer about as much, or maybe more challenge as the full game. And, sans skateboarding, probably last longer as well.
OK, I'm half convinced. I'll try to GAD it. That way I figure expending a little brain power for a game I've already completed but with extras is a lot better than shelling out the rest of my gaming budget for April :)
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