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Posted September 17, 2016
At $20 you would think some goodies would be included other than just a manual.

When Atari was involved with this game there was a SP Beta version floating around with about 6 or 7 levels before the game was redone. This game has a very interesting development history. To be honest the Atari original concept of the game was better looking than this final product. It would have been super cool if they could have released the Atari beta version as well along with this final version. This final version without any goodies is just not worth the money IMO.

Humble Bundle once released a Frozenbyte bundle a few years back with a Jack Claw prototype game. That was super cool and one of the reasons I bought that bundle. I wish companies would include historical items like beta versions and prototypes more often. It makes it much more interesting.
Post edited September 17, 2016 by LiqMat
Posted September 17, 2016
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LiqMat: At $20 you would think some goodies would be included other than just a manual.

When Atari was involved with this game there was a SP Beta version floating around with about 6 or 7 levels before the game was redone. This game has a very interesting development history. To be honest the Atari original concept of the game was better looking than this final product. It would have been super cool if they could have released the Atari beta version as well along with this final version. This final version without any goodies is just not worth the money IMO.

Humble Bundle once released a Frozenbyte bundle a few years back with a Jack Claw prototype game. That was super cool and one of the reasons I bought that bundle. I wish companies would include historical items like beta versions and prototypes more often. It makes it much more interesting.
Same goes for Singularity. A game recently added to Gog's ever-growing library. Unlike Timeshift however, Singularity works and the game is rather good. But yet too overpriced.
Posted September 17, 2016
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LiqMat: At $20 you would think some goodies would be included other than just a manual.

When Atari was involved with this game there was a SP Beta version floating around with about 6 or 7 levels before the game was redone. This game has a very interesting development history. To be honest the Atari original concept of the game was better looking than this final product. It would have been super cool if they could have released the Atari beta version as well along with this final version. This final version without any goodies is just not worth the money IMO.

Humble Bundle once released a Frozenbyte bundle a few years back with a Jack Claw prototype game. That was super cool and one of the reasons I bought that bundle. I wish companies would include historical items like beta versions and prototypes more often. It makes it much more interesting.
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JesperU: Same goes for Singularity. A game recently added to Gog's ever-growing library. Unlike Timeshift however, Singularity works and the game is rather good. But yet too overpriced.
Yes. I have been hearing in other forums between these two games Singularity is the better game, but $30.00 is just too much to swallow. I'll wait for sure.
Post edited September 17, 2016 by LiqMat
Posted September 18, 2016
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LiqMat: $30.00 is just too much to swallow. I'll wait for sure.
Absolutely. The game is approx. 6 years old had really bad selling numbers already back then.
But Gog sells it for nearly the same price as new.
Posted October 10, 2016
I would pay $20 for it if it worked.
Posted December 18, 2016
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JesperU: Same goes for Singularity. A game recently added to Gog's ever-growing library. Unlike Timeshift however, Singularity works and the game is rather good. But yet too overpriced.
Just picked up a sealed copy of Singularity on Ebay for six bucks and downloaded the v1.1 patch. That's more like it.
Post edited December 18, 2016 by LiqMat
Posted December 18, 2016
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JesperU: Same goes for Singularity. A game recently added to Gog's ever-growing library. Unlike Timeshift however, Singularity works and the game is rather good. But yet too overpriced.
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LiqMat: Just picked up a sealed copy of Singularity on Ebay for six bucks and downloaded the v1.1 patch. That's more like it.
Indeed
Posted July 14, 2017
I have the game (retail), and would be awesome to play without DRM, but why is still so expensive? It's a fantastic game, but th publishers should understand it's over 10 years now... :)
Posted June 15, 2018
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Goatsniffer.313: I would pay $20 for it if it worked.
I would pay 10$ if it worked, too. Unfortunately, refund is the only option right now, as it just crashes when loading, affinity does nothing, and I'm not doing any nonsense for a game from 2007. Avoid and do not buy.
Post edited June 16, 2018 by Tracido
Posted June 22, 2023
I played this on the 360 its a very very generic shooter. It adds nothing to the game scene and its a mixture of other games. It was very forgettable except the first part where they want you to attach C4 to a tank but give you no direction how to so you die 20x trying to figure out how to blow it up.
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