I'm taking a wild guess and say it's a retailer specific edition of the game - depending where you live, of course. But in all honesty, I don't have a clue. All these pre-order incentives and different editions of games these days are just confusing.Hmm.. in the US, when I look at Dirt Rally for ps4 at GameStop and Amazon it shows Legend Edition, but at Best Buy it does not show Legend Edition. I have Games Club Unlock at Best Buy so I would save $10. Wonder if Best Buy is just slow to update or if they really are not getting the Legend Edition?
My personal (least) favourite is retailer-exclusive content; you get different pre-order bonuses depending on who you buy from. I noticed it with Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, where you could get the Francis Drake, Henry Morgan or Stede Bonnet packs. They were purely cosmetic, of course - extra costumes and accessories for your ship - but that just proved how hollow it was. If you went to one retailer, you got the very fetching Drake pack, but if you went to another, you got the foppish Bonnet pack, and there was no way to tell which was which. Ubisoft eventually made everything available through DLC, and for cheap, but it was just a ridiculous marketing exercise.All these pre-order incentives and different editions of games these days are just confusing.
Urgh. Unsurprisingly, Ubisoft took it to a whole new level with Watch Dogs. But I'm sure there are most likely worse examples than that.My personal (least) favourite is retailer-exclusive content; you get different pre-order bonuses depending on who you buy from. I noticed it with Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, where you could get the Francis Drake, Henry Morgan or Stede Bonnet packs. They were purely cosmetic, of course - extra costumes and accessories for your ship - but that just proved how hollow it was. If you went to one retailer, you got the very fetching Drake pack, but if you went to another, you got the foppish Bonnet pack, and there was no way to tell which was which. Ubisoft eventually made everything available through DLC, and for cheap, but it was just a ridiculous marketing exercise.
If it was actual, meaningful content, then it might be a problem. But like I said, in this case it was purely cosmetic.Unsurprisingly, Ubisoft took it to a whole new level with Watch Dogs.
Urgh. Unsurprisingly, Ubisoft took it to a whole new level with Watch Dogs. But I'm sure there are most likely worse examples than that.
Also, a new (Community) trailer ;
Not an "Owner's Club" event?Oops, today's daily rally stage requires you to "own" the car. I think something went wrong with the settings on Codemasters' end......
If it has the same options as PC you should just be able to change the saturation in wheel options to change the wheel rotation.pre-download open on ps4?
and 270 degrees wheel option available on console version?
Its Coming soon )))
As the PS4 (and XB1 as far as I know) pre-loads a very sizeable chunk of the game from disc, you might as well keep it as it is - especially as the 30Gb of updates are already on your HDD....I was going to buy a digital version but makes more sense for me to remove the DC disc and maybe buy that as digital as I only need the original DC (cheap) as all the rest (season pass, Bikes was digitally downloaded). I think that would work?) @MeanElf ! Help this dinasour out with digital ..Would this work with DC for me and what would I lose data wise?👍
Thanks for this 👍 Oh no, Now I am In two minds Special Steel Book Edition which look cool and rare (Pick up on same day) or Legend Edition in the post pre-order. Can you cancel pre-orders this late does anyone know? Which edition is best?So Sainsbury's in the UK will have an exclusive steel book edition with rally guide. Will be limited. I think I'll get mine there now as I get staff discount.