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who cares whether the courses were done or not or any other argument made. are you happy with what you got for $50? i know i am. did you only buy the game knowing that you'd get more than the 7 courses included on the disc? i know i didn't.
they don't expected you to spend $5 on a new course b/c you don't have to spend another dime if you choose not to. the game is worth the $50 as is. they're offering a new course that you can choose to get or choose not to get. that's up to you.
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Actually i remember them saying there would be downloadable content in the form of new courses and clubs, golf balls, etc.
I will plead ignorance and going by how the DLC works with others games through xboxlive, i wasnt expecting to have to pay 5 bucks a course. Again, not a big deal, but i beleive alot of people are in the same boat. And that is what irks me. That i never saw any article that Darryl mentions " oh yess,you will have to pay for some of the content we are providing". Please point me to an article before links was released that mentions this, for i must have missed it.
As for the courses being done or not before the game being released, it was just a jab at the system. I know these guys work hard, as most developers do and go unappreciated. However, whether 1 or 100,000 people pay the money for the course, those guys still got paid for their efforts. Will companies now start cutting back on options and features of future games hoping that you purchase a 50 dollar game, then they can rolling out 'updates' and charge you just a bit more?
I dont know, i am rambling now. There is really no way to argue the value of a Links 2004 golf course other than those that want it vs those that dont. But i still dont like the precedent that this is setting. I would much rather have an expansion pack of another 5 or 6 or 7 courses for 20 bucks along with new clubs, golf balls, skins, etc..
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