- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: LoftierRelic
In my opinion, the $60/£30 (woo hoo!) is a fantastic price.
Think of Halo 3: ODST as a stand-alone game. No Halo 3 tie-ins, nothing. You get two game discs, one with a fantatic Multiplayer, 27 maps, a Custom Game area, a Map Editor/Creator and a Theater.
On top of that, you have another disc with a Campaign, a brand new co-op game mode, Theater and access to a Multiplayer Beta for a brand new completely different game.
That's way more that $60.
Even though we already have almost all of one of the discs, imagine the value that some people will get if they don't have Halo 3, and buy Halo 3: ODST without it.
You're European so your opinion is biased because you're paying 40$ for it. So yes, its MORE than worth it for you. Congratz.
Even though, I'll still take your opinion into consideration.
Think of Halo 3: ODST as a stand-alone game. No Halo 3 tie-ins, nothing. You get two game discs, one with a fantatic Multiplayer, 27 maps, a Custom Game area, a Map Editor/Creator and a Theater
On top of that, you have another disc with a Campaign, a brand new co-op game mode, Theater and access to a Multiplayer Beta for a brand new completely different game.
That's nice. Let me just take off all the things I already have. Let's see what we're left with.
3 maps
Campaign, a brand new co-op game mode
(I took off the beta because its an invitation and not something I should be paying for)
So based on this, I'm paying 60$ for a (yet to be confirmed full-game-standard) campaign, co-op mode, and three maps.
Is it worth it? No. Not for me.
[Edited on 06.20.2009 8:20 AM PDT]