Found this in my local Sainsbury's in Romford. Not sure if its Nationwide.
12 comments
Snakeyes646
19 Sep 166#1
Praise the sun!
decepticon_shadow
19 Sep 16#2
Not this price in Oldbury but that was lunchtime, will check again tomorrow.
haritori
19 Sep 161#3
playing this right now worth my son. this is an incredibly rewarding yet hard game. recommend it 100%
dan666
19 Sep 16#4
Great price, bought this used for £25 a couple of weeks ago. Such a great game, thought I hated it for a while but once it clicks and you start making progress it's so addictive. Love the way there are so many hidden areas in each level and multiple paths to take. Only thing I would say is the framerate on the Xbone is pretty sucky.
haritori to dan666
19 Sep 16#6
I've only noticed slow down once or twice and it was for a second or two, but otherwise I think its one of the better looking XBONE games and framerate seems pretty stable, not as nice as Bloodborne on PS4.
Silhouette
19 Sep 161#5
Think this is simply a mistickering or someone grabbing heat :man:
kamitsukenu
20 Sep 16#7
Do you need to play the previous games to 'get' this one?
dan666 to kamitsukenu
20 Sep 16#8
Not really, it'll be a steep learning curve though if you've never played a souls game!
schnide
20 Sep 161#9
Only in the sense that they all have a steep learning curve, it doesn't matter if you've not played a previous one..
While all the games have a very similar feel and theme, the stories aren't related in any obvious way and story isn't really something you play these games primarily for anyway. The lore is deep but also very abstract. This series is all about gameplay, and it has some of the best in the business.
I've spent the last few weeks working on defeating the penultimate boss in DS3, finally conquering him last night and it's more rewarding than any other game I've played this year. And I play a lot of games!
Give it a chance, know that almost every time you die it will only be your fault because you weren't patient or didn't learn from before, and you are likely to have a lot of enjoyment indeed!
dan666
20 Sep 16#10
I must admit when I get stuck on a boss I call in a phantom to help. I ain't got the patience to get stuck in the same place for weeks!
mattr
20 Sep 16#11
They had Dark Souls II for 17.99... no sign of III
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While all the games have a very similar feel and theme, the stories aren't related in any obvious way and story isn't really something you play these games primarily for anyway. The lore is deep but also very abstract. This series is all about gameplay, and it has some of the best in the business.
I've spent the last few weeks working on defeating the penultimate boss in DS3, finally conquering him last night and it's more rewarding than any other game I've played this year. And I play a lot of games!
Give it a chance, know that almost every time you die it will only be your fault because you weren't patient or didn't learn from before, and you are likely to have a lot of enjoyment indeed!