FYI: PSN flash sale

[metagloria]

Kingdoms of Amalur, Dragon Age: Origins, and Ni No Kuni are all 5 bucks - but only for today!

I've played Ni No Kuni...it has strengths and weaknesses, but overall I enjoyed it and the story alone is worth the 5 bucks.

I just got Kingdoms of Amalur, a game I've wanted to play since I checked out the demo. So far, it's like a more animated, faster-paced Skyrim with lots of simplifications, more exciting combat, and slightly more linearity (in a good way). I'm addicted.

No clue about DA:O, but evidently it's very well regarded, so it's probably up some of y'all's alley.

[Ayen]

Dragon Age Origins is the only one I recognize by name. But do I really want to spend five bucks on a game I won't be able to play until at least August?

These are the questions that define us.

[Bolivar]

I just got Kingdoms of Amalur, a game I've wanted to play since I checked out the demo. So far, it's like a more animated, faster-paced Skyrim with lots of simplifications, more exciting combat, and slightly more linearity (in a good way). I'm addicted.

Thats interesting considering the game director was the lead designer/game director for Morrowind and Oblivion. I think this might be sitting in my Steam backlog, good to know it turned out so well.

[metagloria]

Dragon Age Origins is the only one I recognize by name. But do I really want to spend five bucks on a game I won't be able to play until at least August?

These are the questions that define us.

Do you really want to not spend five bucks on a game you might not want to have not played by October?

[Ayen]

Dragon Age Origins is the only one I recognize by name. But do I really want to spend five bucks on a game I won't be able to play until at least August?

These are the questions that define us.

Do you really want to not spend five bucks on a game you might not want to have not played by October?

ToriJ is confused.

*Game Boy sound effects*

ToriJ hurt himself in the confusion.

[Bolivar]

Triple negative translation:

$5 is a low cost of entry to start preparing yourself for the upcoming release of Dragon Age: Inquisition.

[Slothy]

Bought Ni No Kuni. I've wanted it ever since I first heard of it, but I guess waiting has paid off.

And personally, I haven't played Dragon Age Tori, but it's a Bioware game (by the actual Bioware team. Not the half dozen other developers they slapped the name on after EA bought them to make customers think games were made by them when they weren't) so I can't say I'd recommend it. I know other people like it, but I've played enough Bioware games that I found exceedingly mediocre to not want to get burned again myself.

[Pumpkin]

I spent like $40 on Ni No Kuni


gosh darn sales

[Ayen]

Bought Ni No Kuni. I've wanted it ever since I first heard of it, but I guess waiting has paid off.

And personally, I haven't played Dragon Age Tori, but it's a Bioware game (by the actual Bioware team. Not the half dozen other developers they slapped the name on after EA bought them to make customers think games were made by them when they weren't) so I can't say I'd recommend it. I know other people like it, but I've played enough Bioware games that I found exceedingly mediocre to not want to get burned again myself.

I like Bioware, though. I just have a hard time parting with money. Except all those times I spent money just taking what I want without much thought.

I'm a complex individual with many different layers.

[Pete for President]

Can't go wrong with $5 for Ni No Kuni. The game holds your hand a bit too much but the world is awesomely crafted and the ending is surprisingly good.

[metagloria]

Can't go wrong with $5 for Ni No Kuni. The game holds your hand a bit too much but the world is awesomely crafted and the ending is surprisingly good.

I wouldn't know. I never beat that a-hole final boss.

[Del Murder]

Never heard of Kingdoms of Amalur but I have the other two. They're both great! I put like 120 hours into DAO and didn't regret it.

[Ayen]

Oops. Waited too long.