See Games Differently
See Games Differently
Choice
Joe Hanlon
Though Nier: Automata comes out tomorrow in Australia, has been out in the wilds of North America for a day, which is enough time for dedicated players to reach the tough question posed after the final credits roll — one that could irreversibly affect their save data. Spoilers follow.
Consumer watchdog CHOICE has launched a fresh investigation into local video game pricing. In a verdict that will surprise no one, it found that we’re still paying artificially high prices compared to the US, with some PS4 titles receiving markups of nearly 50 per cent. Here’s a look at some…
When Sim City was first released, people literally could not play the game they paid good money for. At the time EA’s official policy was to offer refunds to people who had bought retail copies of the game, but digital owners weren’t granted the same privilege. We investigated precisely what…
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