PlayStation Plus: Metal Slug XX Brings 2D Carnage to Instant Game Collection

xBraiNshOcK on July 22nd, 2013 at 11:46 am said: “If this game had trophy support I’d be happy with it, but I don’t see me playing this game when I can play a game that rewards you for playing.”

If only you realized how pathetic that sounded… you’d be embarrassed.

@ RoseBladePhantom

Is that exactly why you responded to me the way you did? You missed your nap too? Waaa!

Actually, I slept in. Off from work today. :)

I just can’t stand idiots, that’s all. Has nothing to do with lack of sleep or food. Idiots always bother me. That’s just the way it is. You wouldn’t understand. It’s a smart person thing… ;)

Ryumoau on July 22nd, 2013 at 9:51 am said: “Still amazes me how much Sony ignores that poll they took late last year asking us what genres we’d like to see in plus. Rpg won by a landslide, yet we still kept getting boring fighting and shooting games.”

And it still amazes me that you still haven’t figured out how the program works. Despite literally hundreds of posts explaining how the process works and how agreements are required from all the parties involved, you still retain the simpleton’s viewpoint, imagining that it’s all a matter of simply pushing a magic button that makes everything fall into place.

Are you ever going to pull your head out of your backside? Ever think about giving reality a chance?

5. I don’t see anyone stopping you from doing that, but, as with the NA subscription, you may end up not liking it for one reason or another and if that happens, please remember that it’s your own money that you decided to gamble with, and therefore, you would be way out of line for blaming SCEE for somehow not reading your mind and giving you exactly what you wanted, just as it’s wrong to blame SCEA for the same thing here.

They’ve been upfront with every aspect of the program and have yet to deceive anyone, so the blame for any disappointment in this case falls directly on the consumer. Clearly, the grotesque sense of entitlement is the biggest problem here…

Maybe all the whiners should look in the mirror first? Could that help solve this “problem”? I think so. ;)

So, after pondering the issue (for a couple minutes, ha ha) of the multiple typos appearing in almost all of the Drop, Plus Update, and Store Update posts, I’d bet that it’s probably because the people putting it together must be rushing through some of their work in order to meet deadlines in other areas. They’re probably busier than you think.

Now, of course, when you make mistakes and have to go back and clean them up it makes the whole thing take even longer than it would have if you had just relaxed and done it right the first time, but hey, whatever. It’s something they’ll figure out eventually.

This type of thing has been going on in the working world for ages. It happens every day, everywhere. Plenty of you complaining kids have done it yourself, rushing through your homework so you can hang out with your friends sooner, or to get back to that game you were playing. Then, you end up getting a worse grade, or end up less prepared for a test because of it. You know you’ve done it, I’ve done it too. We’re all imperfect and make mistakes. No big deal. It’s only a problem when you deny the mistake has been made and fail to correct it.

@ Darth-Krayt

“Though I do think digital versions of retail games should be significantly cheaper to stimulate digital sales which would cut down on some pollution.”

That’s a good point, for sure, but I’m pretty sure they can’t do that just yet. Perhaps after it becomes the norm (and the switch will take some time) and it becomes less expensive to run their business that way, then they’ll continually pass on the inherited savings, but until then, I think digital pricing is as good as it can be right now.

It will change, though. Things always do. People just need to be patient. We’ll get there eventually.

Good things take time. They’re also worth waiting for.