Yesterday saw Microsoft and Sony using their publishing pals to entice you, the gamer and consumer and power-broker, to buy their new console/Entertainment Centre.
Microsoft went with FIFA 14 and EA Sports bundled with Xbox One at no extra cost. Sony, it seemed had gone with Rockstar and Take-Two with a GTA V bundle and money off other R* games. But there was more...
Sony has had Activision and Call of Duty Ghosts up its corporate sleeve. Yes, as ever, were EA went, Activision went in the other direction. The deal was set.
If you've got a PS3 version of Ghosts then you can upgrade for $10 (£10) to the PS4 version. You can also transfer your Season Pass content and in-game progress.
Hold on, isn't this the same as the Xbox 360 to Xbox One deal? Yes, of course it is.
Microsoft went with FIFA 14 and EA Sports bundled with Xbox One at no extra cost. Sony, it seemed had gone with Rockstar and Take-Two with a GTA V bundle and money off other R* games. But there was more...
Sony has had Activision and Call of Duty Ghosts up its corporate sleeve. Yes, as ever, were EA went, Activision went in the other direction. The deal was set.
If you've got a PS3 version of Ghosts then you can upgrade for $10 (£10) to the PS4 version. You can also transfer your Season Pass content and in-game progress.
Hold on, isn't this the same as the Xbox 360 to Xbox One deal? Yes, of course it is.
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