Electronic Arts @ E3 - Bit underwhelming.

Downloading on PS4!

You have to keep flicking down to overview and it'll eventually appear.

1>3>4>2 » Mon Jun 09, 2014 9:30 pm wrote:Where does the beta message come from? e-mail or origin site or what?

I didn't get an email or anything. Got the beta via the overview bit on PS4 when it finally showed up, says there's around 20% space left.

One of the bits below the game tile.

Apparently going to the store link when watching a stream of it in Live for Playstation also gets you to the download page.

Where can I watch this on a games console? Seriously, no console supports Flash and every site bloody uses it! Even IGN insists on it!

Well this was a bit of a clusterfuck. Thought they would email you a code or something.

Looks to be closed now. strawberry float sake.

Edited the OP to put in all the trailers we saw. The sims was a bit of an odd choice to show though.

Not too impressed with Battlefield. Might just be because i'm not playing it "properly" at the moment (not communicating with my team), but there wasn't all that much there that impressed me straight away.

Seems OK, I enjoyed grabbing some monies and thieving many dollars.

MagicMarker » Mon Jun 09, 2014 6:43 pm wrote:The sims was a bit of an odd choice to show though.

Not really. It might not be a dudebrohardcore crowdpleaser like Battlefield or EA Sports, but it has a lot of fans, and EA has shown next to nothing of the game since last year's announcement.

I rewatched it this morning, wasn't a great conference at all. Lot of talking, not a whole lot of showing of anything new.

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I've pre-ordered new Mass Effect from Amazon at it's placeholder price of £64.99.

Wha? Why would you do this?

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Amazon have a policy that you will pay the lowest price they offer for a game from the time that you order it. So the hope is that at some point it will get to about £42 quid or around that. If it doesn't I can always cancel it prior to release, this and launch day delivery has made pre-ordering from Amazon more tempting.

Yeah I've had few good deals on Amazon by simply pre-ordering, and if it goes lowest (say £35) then it keeps that price, even if it goes up to £40+ which is nice bonus really. Since they don't take any of your money until they dispatch it you can cancel if there's better prices elsewhere or you don't want it anymore/can't afford to get it.

That being said £65 for Mass Effect 4 :shock:

To be fair, most PS4 games were priced at £59.99 to £64.99 before the launch of the actual console. They soon fell near launch.

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