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Sony is adding their hat in the ring of video game bargains this week with another PlayStation Store sale. Calling all Cars, fl0w, Pixel Junk Racers and Everyday Shooter are only $4.99 until November 29. Mathematically speaking Calling all Cars and Everyday Shooter are the best deals, both games are half their normal price. Everyday Shooter is also a fantastic game, worth its weight for $9.99 and a steal at $4.99. Make sure you grab it this week if you didn’t purchase it already.
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December 1st, 2007 at 7:38 pm
I didn’t realize this was a limited time offer but I got Everyday Shooter the other day. I don’t understand what is so great about it. All of these arena shooters are the same thing, and I can’t find the depth that I appreciate in linear shooters like RType and 1942 and Ikaruga, etc. What am I missing?
BTW, Everyday Shooter makes my sound system crack. I have a Pioneer Elite receiver and good speakers (not high end but not theater-in-a-box) and every few riffs push my speakers so hard they sound like they’ll tear. If it was fun I might try hooking it up to my guitar amp but I’m not going to the trouble until it interests me. I’ve tried Geometry Wars and Blast Factor as well.
If you disagree tell me why. I’d really like to get my 5 dollars worth out of this game. For now I’ll be patiently awaiting SoldnerX, a real game.