So, Eurogamer had a banner on their site advertising 'Instant Gamer'.
They had PC copies of MGSV for $40 and Mad Max for $20. I basically got 2 games for one. Here's the link in case anyone is interested.
http://www.instant-gaming.com/?igr=eurogamer
their FAQ said:This is the question that often comes up when buying on this kind of website. Rest assured, our CD keys are official as they are purchased from authorized resellers: EA Origin, Steam, Battle.net, NCSoft or Ubisoft.
All our cards are cards SCANNED from the official ones ^ ^
Not giving Konami any money, so I'll be getting this instead.
This is what I got from the 1 hr gameplay. It put me offFor me it looks like a Ubi style open world game, tons of icons that represents repetitive "activities" which is a code for fetch bullshit, I didn't see any interesting mission design in any of the videos they've released, it's always fight against cars/ people/ take over the camp etc...
grey market key sellers:
I'm not sure they care too much, they just want to release the thing and get back to Pachinko, it's not like we can change their opinion either way, this is probably their last big AAA game anyway, doesn't matter if it will be a success or not.Not giving Konami any money, so I'll be getting this instead.
For me it looks like a Ubi style open world game, tons of icons that represents repetitive "activities" which is a code for fetch bullshit, I didn't see any interesting mission design in any of the videos they've released, it's always fight against cars/ people/ take over the camp etc...
Too many games. If it reviews well, I'll grab it at half price in a few months.
From Sept 1 on, there's basically no room in my schedule for "maybe" games until 2016.