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Unless they totally ruin the pay gate model, I kind of feel sorry for people who paid full retail. I already feel a little bad paying 35 dollars for the original (broken) scribblenauts only to own a superior version on the iphone for a dollar.
I'm fine with this. Most ports to iOS end up being good, despite all the people booing and hissing at mobile stuff because of no buttons.
The only problem I see with this is that it kind of creates the perception that console customers are paying to beta-test an iOS game.
And I don't think that's a good thing.
And I don't think that's a good thing.
I don't see this ending well. If they're doing an iOS cash-in this fast, there's going to be ads out the ass or lots of pay-gating.
Not interested in a watered-down version of the game, particularly when some of the levels were favoring actual buttons. Not every game can go full-on touch without losing a lot of accuracy.
Not interested in a watered-down version of the game, particularly when some of the levels were favoring actual buttons. Not every game can go full-on touch without losing a lot of accuracy.
Or you guys are just pissed that you lost a precious exclusive. Hide behind whatever other excuse you wrote but we all know thats the case. :-)
No there are levels in the game where buttons are the best input method.
God forbid people have a preference. I prefer to play a game by its intended design, not games forced onto iOS as an afterthought.
This is why I prefer PvZ and Sword and Swircery on my iphone and games like TWEWY and Rhythm Thief on my DS or 3DS. Each plays to the strength of the platform.
You'd cringe if Gravity Rush got ported to iOS, wouldn't you? I probably would as well. That's best left to Vita's feature set.
God forbid people have a preference. I prefer to play a game by its intended design, not games forced onto iOS as an afterthought.
This is why I prefer PvZ and Sword and Swircery on my iphone and games like TWEWY and Rhythm Thief on my DS or 3DS. Each plays to the strength of the platform.
You'd cringe if Gravity Rush got ported to iOS, wouldn't you? I probably would as well. That's best left to Vita's feature set.
@El Conrado
Same here. I glad that more people are getting to play it, however it is a slap in the face for those who paid 30$ for it. This isn't a long time between ports; it is as if they shrugged all the development costs onto the handheld customer base.
Same here. I glad that more people are getting to play it, however it is a slap in the face for those who paid 30$ for it. This isn't a long time between ports; it is as if they shrugged all the development costs onto the handheld customer base.
I want to play it but I didn't think it was worth $30. I would've bought it if it was on the eshop for $9.99-$14.99.
I hate to see a beautiful game like this free-to-play with microtransactions out the ass. Rhythm Thief is too good for that.
People will stop buying 3rd party 3DS games if they are trained to believe that they can wait a few months and get them for cheaper (or even free) on iOS.
For me, a big iOS advocate and player, this is great news!
Glad to see SEGA and more big publishers jumping on board the iOS train. It's a great handheld platform.
Glad to see SEGA and more big publishers jumping on board the iOS train. It's a great handheld platform.
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