This was back in the day when leagues would give their IP to multiple devs/pubs. Wasn't uncommon to get multiple games of the same sports league like NBA, NFL, MLB, etc. Something that's sadly been dying out in a genre badly needing competition. Unfortunately, unless you have that league brand, most people won't give your game the time of day.
well my point wasnt really how much it costs.. it was about how US had no game price increase but we have
E3 will hold the answer to that, but we do know we'll be getting an X1 Halo game at the end of the year. Plus, they have all those games in development. Don't know if stuff like Sunset Overdrive or Quantum Break will be available in 2014, but it's not exactly ruled out either. There might also be a new Forza Horizon in the works as well.
I don't really feel too much about Sunset Overdrive besides the cool visual presentation in the trailer. Other than that, I can't feel weary or anything about something I haven't really seen yet. That's a game likely to be shown at E3. As for your other comment, Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare is out right now and Kinect Sports Rivals is set to release soon. I think D4 should be coming out this year as well. Other than that, you got stuff like Wolfenstein: NWO, Sniper Elite 3, Evil Withing, and Destiny set for a release. Not to mention the Elder Scrolls MMO. I'd say that's a fair amount of content through out the year for any hardcore gamer.
I've only seen gameplay vids and the shoot mechanics seem to be the only things this game shares. The parkour in the game really changes it up. It's just a much different scale and approach. Same goes for the mechs and how they can be used. You're not just using a mech, you can use it to defend spots, follow you where ever you go, and the videos alone show a feeling of power that I never felt playing CoD. Ripping another guy out of a mech and crushing him with those robot hands just looks so damn good. You also have to remember the scale of jumping, you aren't just bouncing off of walls into windows, you can go across rooftops and be on the tallest point of the map to the lowest in small amount of time. CoD has had the opptortunity to introduce stuff like this for years now, especially with Black Ops II. The game just feels so much more different to me every time I see it. Not to mention the maps have more ambition to them than CoD in my opinion. I just hear so many good things about the design of these maps and I'm excited to play them when the time comes. As for TF2 and whether or not it's worth it to get the original, it depends, but I often like being able to play a MP game as originally intended and sequels can have a tendency to change up a game for better or worse. It's cool to play each and every Halo MP because each one is more different than the other.
Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare now
