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by Jerry Whorebach 02/09/2006, 10:28pm PST |
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I guess the government lets Rockstar call this the Special Edition of San Andreas because it comes with a bonus DVD containing a couple non-interactive movies on it that I haven't watched yet and which I can imagine never watching EVER. What makes me doubt the store clerk's assertion that this is better than what we now know to be the plain, unappetizing normal edition (no caps, it doesn't deserve them!) isn't what it comes WITH but what it comes INSIDE OF. That being two cardboard sleeves inside a cardboard box that I'm sure my girlfriend will let me put on the bookshelf next to her "imagine a ruin so strange it must never have happened OR DID IT?" novels. Yeah everyone is putting their games in DVD cases these days, let's give the fans something they can really be proud to own for six weeks until it fucking spontaneously biodegrades. To be fair, this probably wouldn't be so much of an issue for me if I had bought the game because I actually wanted to play it. My plan was to put it in the basement just in case there was some kind of flood or dare I say it tsunami and I needed 100 emergency hours of what I got sick of doing in Vice City. But without the INDUSTRY STANDARD protective shell it's about as useful to me as a registered handgun. NEGATIVE. |
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