when you buy kameo , perfect dark zero and project gotham racing 3 from circuit city this week you get final fantasy 11 for the 360 for free.( i got pgr3)
when you buy kameo , perfect dark zero and project gotham racing 3 from circuit city this week you get final fantasy 11 for the 360 for free.( i got pgr3)
U GAIZ JUST DONT LIKE CHANGE , (builds a artificial foundation here)
... so wait. Do you need to buy one game or all three?
one daria =D
U GAIZ JUST DONT LIKE CHANGE , (builds a artificial foundation here)
^ I think they give you a free month, at least they did on the PC/PS2 versions.
You get a free month on the 360, but you don't get Tetra Master. Not like anybody cares about Tetra Master. Except me.
I think it's a pretty grim indication of the quality of FFXI when retailers are giving it away FREE one month after release.
"One of the ways I gauge a DS game is by recharges. "...Tycho (Penny Arcade)
I would consider it less an indication of FFXI itself than of:Originally Posted by heybtbm
A. Consumers still have to pay the monthly fee if they want to play beyond that on month. SE could be betting that people will be drawn into FFXI.
B. It's for a console of a manufacturer not known for being friendly to RPGs. There may not be enough of a installed RPG fanbase on the 360, and SE may have simply overestimated demand.
And it's not free - you can't simply walk in to a CC and grab a copy.
You might be on to something. Square/Enix is probably betting on making more money with the monthly fee than the initial software purchase.Originally Posted by tylerwillis
Silly as it may sound, by simply adding achievements, SE could have sold 2 or 3 times more copies.
"One of the ways I gauge a DS game is by recharges. "...Tycho (Penny Arcade)
Since playing it for a year will set you back about $150, I'm really surprised that any MMO still charge for the initial software.
its better than paying 50 for 60 for the game by itself that way your spending money on months rather than a copy of the game.
U GAIZ JUST DONT LIKE CHANGE , (builds a artificial foundation here)