Great Game, $ seems high

#1 How difficult is it to part with another $10? If the game 'looks great', why are you unwilling to pay the money?

Btw: Critters team, the game looks very good.

John.

#2 To quote blashy from his/her other post regarding Tennis Critters:

Quote:I can't beleive this but I'm actually going to spend the 20$ for this game... ADDICTED! WRRRAAAAA!

I've been playing the demo over and over since it came out.

Ironic eh?

#3 Sounds worth it to me. :)

#4 I think you gotta point Blash.

#5 I just dont think you're going to find anything like it for less money. I think it is quite a work and well worth 20 dollars. Especially if you are a real tennis fan. Maybe I am wrong but last time I checked, a movie with a date costs about 30 dollars when you throw in a pop and some popcorn. That's an hour and a half of entertainment. With a gem such a tennis critters, there is no limit to the number of hours you can have fun. Perhaps you'd like to buy your kids a first person shooter for 60 dollars and let them blow each others virtual heads off all night. My humble opinion. Robert.

#6 ummm ..
games that are years in dev. are not usually 40 are they?
here they are usually $80-100 (canadian)

but after they are not new they go down to about $40-60

but this game is lots of fun, and very original.

$20 is cheap for the amount of time spent making it.

where else can you play doubles with your buddies?
upto 4 players!!
I havent tried the net play ..
but where can you play internet tennis?
I do not think you can.

Plus this game is so cheerfull, you need to get into a bad mood.. and Then play it
and you will get the full heart warming effect it has to offer :)

Plus you dont have to be a gamer to play it. my wife loves it.

all around this game is easily worth $20

#7 I'm not familiar with low budget games. So I was just making an observation / asking a question.

#8 I think the family nature of all of the great games here is the most telling. Every single one of them has a powerful family pull. Marble Blast is very fun and captivating, and all family members can enjoy it -- but only one at a time; strictly a solo experience.

Orbz you can enjoy solo -- but it really takes a good multiplayer session to shine, so the family members can have a blast playing other people online. (Same with Thinktanks).

Tennis Critters you can enjoy with other people that are in the same room as you.

Very, very cool, guys.

#9 I, too, am very impressed with the virtually non-violent approach to video games. It has been my mindset to always make less-violent games. Mind you, I'm not against violent games in general, I just think there's an overpopulation of violent games. The whole family-oriented nature of all of these games is quite refreshing.

#10 Badguy, in the US, major games (Unreal 2, Quake 3) are $40 to $50 when brand new. They eventually make it down to $20 bucks.

#11 Just wondering how many have played Virtua Tennis. It costs $10 in stores...where you can still find it. A very different take on tennis than this one of course, but for those who haven't played it, I suggest it. It is always good to get perspective of what is available in the genre...I'm sure there are other Tennis games out there as well, but I thought of Virtua due to price and the depth of play, which is simply amazing.

Would love to play a network game, will put up a post asking for that...a time that is...

#12 I think it's well worth $20. It's a great game, i love it so much, i bought it right away!!! Although i played the demo like 50 times in one day....... Anyone wanna play me?

#13 Great game!
I love the music :)