Anthony
Limited Run, and a Fool and his money.
I've been advised by Trustpilot moderation to alter the names etc, as Limited Run games have flagged my review. If I could award them with zero star's, I'd do it. Seems I must not include any items you might purchase, or insight users to agree or disagree under some loophole this game company used and complained to Trustpilot with.. So writing a review that may change a user's mind about something is wrong? So doesn't this defeat the object of a Trustpilot review in the first place?. (Don't we all decide by another person's view of something at one time or another?) As for Liimited Run? "I still say "In my opinion" that you have Limited intelligence if you hand over large sums of money for games that will only ever be worth anything to the people who purchases them. For instance.... Imagine a game that involves a lot of DOOM and GLOOM. Imagine it's a classic compilation of old shooters that you would love to own on your favourite current gen console. Now Imagine it being sold by a company that sounds like Rimited Lun games: For an eye watering £499.00, on a site that has the same name as the Amazon jungle.. That's what I call over excessive and ridiculous, at £200.00 this game compilation would still be overpriced. But I'd have probably paid it. It seriously begs belief in my opinion, that companies like this are generating a false shortage of physical games, at extortionate prices. Games usually earn a collectible status and gain value by age, condition, and availability, not pre generated for profit. "In my opinion" Avoid these rinsers. And I am allowed my opinion "Limited Run."




