>>1

The game was way too easy to complete and lacks replay value, even with the promise of Resistance. I think that the only way to justify its price is to make all future DLCs free.

Clocktower and Park were taken away from us. I don't have any problems if it weren't for the lack of those two.

>>3

I agree, but sadly, even the addition of those parts wouldn't really have added THAT MUCH more playing time. It would have added more fun, but not a lot more time.

>>2

I'm really sad to hear that, but I'm not surprised. Is anyone surprised?

Capcom took advantage of and profited from our nostalgia, AGAIN. When will we ever learn? I hope now.

Just dropping by to say that I didn't waste my money, because I knew better than to buy something like this. There are more compelling games that are free.

>>7

Right? I haven't paid for a game in years (and no, I don't play illegally). There are so many free and legit options out there. Why do people still get caught up in the hype of things?

>>8

I think they're caught up in being a part of something. It's hard for people to be satisfied with having their own unique interests. People always have to be sheep.

>>9

Therefore, they feel like they have to buy the next new thing, lest missing out. But, really, they can just wait to see how something pans out, before dishing out their money.

>>10

Sadly, many companies are greedy and many people enable that greed by being reckless with their money. I just don't understand how so many people don't understand the value of the money they have.

>>11

Like a dollar should always be a dollar. But to some people, you don't have a dollar, until you have 10,000 of them.

>>12

Someone who earns $500 a month can survive on that for over a month. Someone who earns $5,000 can barely pay rent. Lifestyle choices change when you earn more. Then you F yourself over. Mo' money, mo' problems.

>>13

But it doesn't have to be that way if you stay humble and think smartly.

>>14

But these are kids. Sooooooooooooooo