@metroidman64 You would have to buy the Remastered version, regardless if you already have the original version.
@metroidman64 You would have to buy the Remastered version, regardless if you already have the original version.
Well that's a shame. I was hoping for any benefits for those like me who already own the original one. Ah well, I was actually planning to buy that for the Nintendo Switch anyway.
And speaking of NFS No Limits, may I know why you quit from that game? Just curious.
@metroidman64 wrote:
Well that's a shame. I was hoping for any benefits for those like me who already own the original one. Ah well, I was actually planning to buy that for the Nintendo Switch anyway.
You know...that would be a smart choice.
You can play the original one on PC at home and you can play the remastered one on the Nintendo Switch at work or during transit.
MetroidMan64 wrote:
And speaking of NFS No Limits, may I know why you quit from that game? Just curious.
Sure, I can tell why.
I quit playing NFS No Limits because the game wasn't enjoyable to play anymore in its later years. The game got more and more pay2win that it's hard to compete in that game without paying thousands of dollars.
My experience deteriorated when I can't compete with pay2win players. (I was a free2play player btw)
Game was fun when it first released, but it's no longer enjoyable for me in its current state.
@TheRealJony wrote:
@metroidman64 wrote:Well that's a shame. I was hoping for any benefits for those like me who already own the original one. Ah well, I was actually planning to buy that for the Nintendo Switch anyway.
You know...that would be a smart choice.
You can play the original one on PC at home and you can play the remastered one on the Nintendo Switch at work or during transit.
Well it does seem a good idea for me indeed. Since I have the Nintendo Switch console, it wouldn't be a problem for me to get the game on that platform so I can play it anywhere, anytime.
@TheRealJony wrote:
MetroidMan64 wrote:And speaking of NFS No Limits, may I know why you quit from that game? Just curious.
Sure, I can tell why.
I quit playing NFS No Limits because the game wasn't enjoyable to play anymore in its later years. The game got more and more pay2win that it's hard to compete in that game without paying thousands of dollars.
My experience deteriorated when I can't compete with pay2win players. (I was a free2play player btw)
Game was fun when it first released, but it's no longer enjoyable for me in its current state.
Well, I'm sorry to hear about you quitting NFS No Limits because of this. I'm still playing it actually, but not as often as how I'm used to before.
Well, thanks again.
the original is better anyway so stick with it.
