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The Flood Revolution is coming...
Posted by: Pvt Donut
Posted by: Rell57
Posted by: AvatarofKhorne
That's worth $60 right there, the multiplayer disc is just an extra.Wait, so a campaign (under 10 hours, from what I've read) and a new gametype are worth $60 to you?You can actually say 10 hours for something no one has played? Other than an RPG, what is going to give you over 10 hours?
The campaign is the same as Halo 3, everyone is acting like they will only play it once. We know this will not happen. And again, there are games that offer less for the same price. It should be less, but people forget the Halo franchise is Microsoft's main seller, they know to push a higher price. And Prototype is also a completely open world game with a huge environment, like GTA IV, it should be well over 10 hours.
You're right, a beta does not raise the price, but it does make the game more valuable. The addition makes it feel like a must have to consumers, just like Crackdown.
Point is, people pay the same amount for worse and get disappointed. The people complaining about the Price of Halo 3: ODST are the same people swooning over a new campaign and survival mode, they need to get over it. It's not changing. Don't like it, don't get it.
Don't forget, ODST is an open-world game.
You can play the missions in any order and god only knows the amount of easter eggs Bungie has implemented throughout New Mombasa, and the number of enemies in the city which could be endless (who knows).
So gameplay could be a lot longer than what Bungie has mentioned.I just wouldn't consider it as open as games such as Prototype, Assassin's Creed, or GTA IV. I do expect there to be some type of collectible since it is open world adding more playing time.