When I'm not simracing, I like to wreak havok, MAJOR HAVOK. And what better game series to do this than the Just Cause series. And it seems the series is on big time sale at Fanatical.com.
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The piece that got my attention is the Just Cause 3 XXL Edition for $3.53. This is an absolute steal. I think I got 63 hours in blowing things up, making giant slingshots to shoot trucks across the sky, and so much jet-powered wingsuit fun. The regular version (not-XXL) is $2.39, less than a coffee at Dunkin Donuts with Almond milk, but looking back I think I got the XXL version and there was a lot of content that I enjoys that actually came from the add-ons. (They integrated pretty seamlessly into the main game, I didn't notice at the time.)
The first in the series that I played was Just Cause 2, and that is currently $1.19. Pure insanity. At that price you have to buy it. Except, once you get the wingsuit in the JC3, it makes the parachute and grappling hook method of getting around in JC2 seem downright quaint. Plus, if you play either of these games with grappling hooks, then try to play something like GTA, you'll be lost without the grappling hook.
I just started JC4, I hear its a buggy mess, we'll see. But at least I know how to vent off steam after a bad race.
Fanatical
www.fanatical.com
The piece that got my attention is the Just Cause 3 XXL Edition for $3.53. This is an absolute steal. I think I got 63 hours in blowing things up, making giant slingshots to shoot trucks across the sky, and so much jet-powered wingsuit fun. The regular version (not-XXL) is $2.39, less than a coffee at Dunkin Donuts with Almond milk, but looking back I think I got the XXL version and there was a lot of content that I enjoys that actually came from the add-ons. (They integrated pretty seamlessly into the main game, I didn't notice at the time.)
The first in the series that I played was Just Cause 2, and that is currently $1.19. Pure insanity. At that price you have to buy it. Except, once you get the wingsuit in the JC3, it makes the parachute and grappling hook method of getting around in JC2 seem downright quaint. Plus, if you play either of these games with grappling hooks, then try to play something like GTA, you'll be lost without the grappling hook.
I just started JC4, I hear its a buggy mess, we'll see. But at least I know how to vent off steam after a bad race.
