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Topic	Ugh, I see Sony is trying to push for $70 accessories and games early on huh
AvantgardeAClue 09/17/20 2:02:44 AM #5:	ArianaGrandSlam posted... glad to see others on this train. Its stunning every time I see someone argue that internal batteries are the better option. Dont have a problem with $70 games if theyre complete and working but if theyre still flogging microtransactions and day one DLC, then they can fuck off I actually have a rechargeable battery in my Xbox controller lol The difference is that I can replace it at any time with another rechargeable battery, or even conventional batteries without having to take the controller apart or replace it entirely. My problem with $70 games is that they're cross-gen releases that basically have little justification for the price, especially in the Xbox's case where Smart Delivery is a feature --- Sometimes I say things and I'm not voice acting. <cite>AvantgardeAClue posted [p:944711033] in Ugh, I see... [t:78980530]...</cite> <quote>ArianaGrandSlam posted... </cite> <quote>glad to see others on this train. Its stunning every time I see someone argue that internal batteries are the better option. Dont have a problem with $70 games if theyre complete and working but if theyre still flogging microtransactions and day one DLC, then they can fuck off</quote> I actually have a rechargeable battery in my Xbox controller lol The difference is that I can replace it at any time with another rechargeable battery, or even conventional batteries without having to take the controller apart or replace it entirely. My problem with $70 games is that they're cross-gen releases that basically have little justification for the price, especially in the Xbox's case where Smart Delivery is a feature --- Sometimes I say things and I'm not voice acting. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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