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quote Ground

I'd rather have MH4, but this is Capcom we're talking about.

What, you're telling me you don't want Super Monster Hunter Tri Ultimate Turbo Edition?

I'd just be fine with any Monster Hunter game tbh.

The paid DLC will just be simple pallet swaps of the already available monsters, so its not like the code has to be there already.

Agreed. I'm someone who does pay for DLC and doesn't mind to as long as it isn't to much and it adds something to the game and will keep you playing it for a longer period of time.

So I don't know how many of you like watching web shows, but the Nostalgia Critic has been retired. Kinda sad if I do say so myself.

quote Gotenks

Agreed. I'm someone who does pay for DLC and doesn't mind to as long as it isn't to much and it adds something to the game and will keep you playing it for a longer period of time.

Sometimes it's better to wait, since some DLCs for certain games have let me down: Mad Moxie's Underdome for Borderlands on Xbox 360/PS3 is one in particular, despite the nice storage space for your weapons.

What do you people think of Skylanders Giants? I have no clue what it is other than the fact that it uses action figures.

quote Dragoon

I honestly don't mind paying for DLC, as long as it means we don't get half-finished games.

This.

I've bought tons of DLC, some good and some bad, and I have no problem paying the $10 or $15 or whatever for extra content. Even if its content some people judge a "rip-off," like $10 for some character skins in Fall of Cybetron, you can easily just ignore it. What I hate it DLC that finishes an incomplete game; best example: Mass Effect 3. It had day-one DLC, which really doesn't annoy me as its incentive to purchase the game new, but this DLC you HAD to buy for the $10, new or not, and it was VITAL to fully understanding the game. Plus, later DLC, like the Leviathan, are really necessary to give a "full understand" of the story.