I never understand why add-on's are not just added to the main game rather than separate, as is done in Trinity. The way Stardock have done it requires three plays of differing quality. How many buying Trinity will play the bare bone Sins? Few I think.
I just got the Space unlimited Collection, here in the UK. It has Sins, Gal Civ II - Ultimate, Star Assault and Dark Star One I bought the game from a retail store and it was sealed, and yet there is only 2 serial number stickers on the inside of the case (with the words "serial number" in German as " Seriennummer"). Neither are recognised in the registration page (they do not show what game the serial number is for!) and when entered in the Serial Update option in game, just leaves t
With the success of the Wii, DS, casual, independent and retro gaming, and the lower sales of AAA titles, a revolution is taking place in video gaming. People want simpler games with simpler graphics that run on their current machine with no expensive upgrades needed. They have been 'wowed' enough, and graphics are of a standard that gamers have been happy with since Far Cry and Half Life 2. We are destined to have a very different video gaming market in as little as two years.
