Kinda the same here. There are so many gameplay vids on youtube and thousands of reviews I don't think I've ever been steered wrong.reg42 said:I usually just watch gameplay videos, read reviews and get opinions. I've never really had the option of playing demos as my cap can't handle it.
Very true. Or the ''Free trial'' versions.tomtom94 said:I think the demo as a concept is not dying, but it is definitely changing.
Shifting from a "try before you buy" experience to "Five minutes of gameplay before ending on a cliffhanger".
I thought this until I played Batman Arkham Asylum when I found out it had a demo.Before this i thought it looked good in the vids but after playing I decided not to get it due to an awful (and unmodifiable) control scheme (Counter-Attack and Ranged Mode to the same button?WTF?) something I never saw in the vids.Lono Shrugged said:There are so many gameplay vids on youtube and thousands of reviews I don't think I've ever been steered wrong.
Why?Aeshi said:That cure seems worse than the poison.cieply said:Wanna try out the game? Pirate it. Play it. If it's good buy it to show appreciation to a dev. Best way to go.