Scott Pilgrim Vs The World: Complete Edition | NSW/PS4/XBO/PC | OUT NOW

I really hope the game gets a physcial release.

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2020-12-07-scott-pilgrim-vs-the-world-the-game-complete-edition-nabs-jan-2021-release-date

Now coming January 2021

It's not going to be on the PC except for Stadia.

Lex-Man wrote:It's not going to be on the PC except for Stadia.

Well someone's clearly made some google.money from that haven't they.

Fade wrote:

Lex-Man wrote:It's not going to be on the PC except for Stadia.

Well someone's clearly made some google.money from that haven't they.

Yup, I might go PS4 now though so it doesn't really help Google.

Pretty funny that the poster child of good games disappearing because of digital and licencing would come back but only be available (on PC) through a subscription streaming service that will definitely get killed off

OrangeRKN wrote:Pretty funny that the poster child of good games disappearing because of digital and licencing would come back but only be available (on PC) through a subscription streaming service that will definitely get killed off

It might get another PC release in a year or so when the deal runs out with Google. That said even if it does the situation sucks.

This has now appeared in the coming soon section of the eshop, £11.99

ITSMILNER wrote:This has now appeared in the coming soon section of the eshop, £11.99

Is it available to pre load?

Rob Ho-ho 92 wrote:

ITSMILNER wrote:This has now appeared in the coming soon section of the eshop, £11.99

Is it available to pre load?

I don't think so, think all the listing has was the price at the moment.

It's on Uplay as well.

ITSMILNER wrote:

Rob Ho-ho 92 wrote:

ITSMILNER wrote:This has now appeared in the coming soon section of the eshop, £11.99

Is it available to pre load?

I don't think so, think all the listing has was the price at the moment.

Fair enough, only 1GB anyway so won’t take long to download when it comes out, would have just been nice.

Rob Ho-ho 92 wrote:

ITSMILNER wrote:

Rob Ho-ho 92 wrote:

ITSMILNER wrote:This has now appeared in the coming soon section of the eshop, £11.99

Is it available to pre load?

I don't think so, think all the listing has was the price at the moment.

Fair enough, only 1GB anyway so won’t take long to download when it comes out, would have just been nice.

You jumping in at launch?

ITSMILNER wrote:

Rob Ho-ho 92 wrote:

ITSMILNER wrote:

Rob Ho-ho 92 wrote:

ITSMILNER wrote:This has now appeared in the coming soon section of the eshop, £11.99

Is it available to pre load?

I don't think so, think all the listing has was the price at the moment.

Fair enough, only 1GB anyway so won’t take long to download when it comes out, would have just been nice.

You jumping in at launch?

Yeah, missed out on in when it first came out so quite looking forward to it!

Rob Ho-ho 92 wrote:

ITSMILNER wrote:

Rob Ho-ho 92 wrote:

ITSMILNER wrote:

Rob Ho-ho 92 wrote:

ITSMILNER wrote:This has now appeared in the coming soon section of the eshop, £11.99

Is it available to pre load?

I don't think so, think all the listing has was the price at the moment.

Fair enough, only 1GB anyway so won’t take long to download when it comes out, would have just been nice.

You jumping in at launch?

Yeah, missed out on in when it first came out so quite looking forward to it!

Nice, it’s a really good game!

Limited Run Games are doing 3 Editions of Scott Pilgrim




otherwise the digital version is £11.99 on eShop.

Lex-Man wrote:

OrangeRKN wrote:Pretty funny that the poster child of good games disappearing because of digital and licencing would come back but only be available (on PC) through a subscription streaming service that will definitely get killed off

It might get another PC release in a year or so when the deal runs out with Google. That said even if it does the situation sucks.

Who buys a game who's defining feature is it's awesome 4-player couch co-op on a PC?!

Carlos wrote:

Lex-Man wrote:

OrangeRKN wrote:Pretty funny that the poster child of good games disappearing because of digital and licencing would come back but only be available (on PC) through a subscription streaming service that will definitely get killed off

It might get another PC release in a year or so when the deal runs out with Google. That said even if it does the situation sucks.

Who buys a game who's defining feature is it's awesome 4-player couch co-op on a PC?!

Somebody with no Friends.

Fade wrote:[

I'm not saying it can't work if implemented with careful balancing so the stats don't have an overbearing impact, but unfortunately in this game they are pretty overbearing. I still remember playing the first few levels, you knock enemies over and wait for them to get up a ridiculous amount of times because you do so little damage, it feels really bad.

I'm no Scott Pilgrim aficionado but I Was keen on this release because of fond memories of the (?demo of the) first. The visual style and music was enough of a vibe to justify my buying again, because I often fancy that general style and the way chunky gameplay gives it a bit of tangible feel, you know?

But I do think it sounds like you might be on to something. And I say that mainly because I bought River City Girls in the hope of some of that some bubblegum pop culture cool, but Man the enemies take too many hits in that game! It's such a shame because the game looks and sounds great (though the map and writing are a bit crap) but the game feels like a bit of a slog at times because of how robust the enemies are

Still, Scott Pilgrim I'm still tempted by... That vibe!

deathofcows wrote:And I say that mainly because I bought River City Girls in the hope of some of that some bubblegum pop culture cool, but Man the enemies take too many hits in that game! It's such a shame because the game looks and sounds great (though the map and writing are a bit crap) but the game feels like a bit of a slog at times because of how robust the enemies are

I absolutely love River City Girls and it's better than Scott Pilgrim for my money! You can quite quickly buy a ground attack that will maybe address your main complaint if you are tempted to give it another go. The visuals and sound are fantastic, I still listen to the soundtrack. I have to disagree on the writing though - I found it genuinely funny. Misako and Kyoko are great leads and the voice acting for the whole cast is really top notch.

Like Scott Pilgrim though the game really is balanced for multiplayer. If you can play River City Girls in co-op with a friend I think you'll also find it a better experience.