After a long wait and many postponements, this is from last Friday Digimon Survive Available in stores. Did you notice it at all? While the game is not only against the release of xenoblade chronicles 3 Come on, there doesn’t even seem to be a major marketing campaign. In addition, other problems arise.
The commercial version of PS4 was postponed a few days ago by Bandai Namco until August 2. This is due to logistic problems. But even digitally you had to wait till the release date to buy Digimon Survive. The game could not be pre-ordered digitally in advance.
Furthermore, reviews are still lacking, although the game has been received very positively according to first fan votes. There is certainly one or the other to criticize. Still, there doesn’t appear to be a major problem, which makes one as a fan wonder why there isn’t proper marketing on the part of the publisher. For this reason we would like to collect your first impressions of the game in today’s Sunday Question!
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Result for Sunday 24th July Question
Sunday Question: Your first impression of Live a Live?
- I haven’t played Live A Live (yet). 58.33% (28 votes)
- I like Live a Live better than I expected. 14.58% (7 votes)
- The game is just what I imagined. 14.58% (7 votes)
- Live a Live hasn’t convinced me yet. 6.25% (3 votes)
- For me the title is worse than expected. 4.17% (2 votes)
- i have a different opinion [Nennung in den Kommentaren] 2.08% (1 vote)
Total votes: 48 votes

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