Kinect Nat Geo TV Achievement List

DLC Added: Kinect Nat Geo TV - Season 2


	DLC Added: Kinect Nat Geo TV - Season 2 Written Tuesday, December 18, 2012 By X360A.org 24 achievements, 750 points. Submitted by: Capn Doug

User Comments

Forum Posts: 15162	Comment #1 by The Pants Party [STAFF] Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 03:29:30 PM	(0)
	Season 2 will be available January 7th for 2400MSP.

Forum Posts: 320	Comment #2 by Frostbite Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 03:40:16 PM	(3)
	OMG!?! $30 worth of DLC for a $30 game. Tell me that makes sense.

Forum Posts: 138	Comment #3 by yoda12320 Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 03:49:15 PM	(0)
	ah its missing 250 gs lol and ya 2400 msp waiting for sale.

Forum Posts: 512	Comment #4 by Blitz MMCCV Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 04:06:06 PM	(0)
	I would laugh if this ended up at 2000G. Beat Halo 4 and Black Ops II to that mark which im pretty sure both are going to get to.

Forum Posts: 402	Comment #5 by VonThronstahl Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 04:06:18 PM	(0)
	The season pass that comes with the game covers this.

Forum Posts: 320	Comment #6 by Frostbite Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 04:20:13 PM	(0)
	@5. It does?

Forum Posts: 1919	Comment #7 by bLaKgRaVy Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 04:34:43 PM	(0)
	Well that sucks. Goodbye 100%...

Forum Posts: 228	Comment #8 by CraziedZombies Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 04:51:54 PM	(0)
	just wondering for getting the achievements, is this like 1vs100 or poker one, were if the season is done the achievements on obtainable unless the poker game it was only because the season was free whats the difference exactly? Besides the types of games they are?

Forum Posts: 527	Comment #9 by Terrin Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 05:28:20 PM	(0)
	Will this update also go to the disc ot just the online

Forum Posts: 120	Comment #10 by alklein35 Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 06:53:27 PM	(0)
	@5 No it doesn't, that only got you Season One. @9 No, it didn't do well enough, so they axed the disc version. For those complaining about the $30 price tag -- You paid $30 for one season before, why all of a sudden a problem? If this was a disc you wouldn't care. It's the same price for the same amount of content, you just have to get it digitally.

Forum Posts: 15162	Comment #11 by The Pants Party [STAFF] Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 07:24:01 PM	(0)
	@2: As #10 pointed out, it makes perfect sense. Season 1 was $30, so is Season 2.

Forum Posts: 320	Comment #12 by Frostbite Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 09:37:18 PM	(0)
	@11: If it made perfect sense it would be worth 1000 points or be a completely new retail release.

Forum Posts: 601	Comment #13 by Chiaroscuro Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 10:47:49 PM	(1)
	Ok, but tecnically the first season counts as two games for US$ 30 (2 times 1000G).

Forum Posts: 513	Comment #14 by Arenazombie Wednesday, December 19, 2012 @ 06:39:50 AM	(1)
	@10 I get your point, but usually its harder for people to justify the same price for a DL as for a retail product. A DL product doesn't cost the developer as much as a retail product, still they charge the same. Its the same with GoD. If there is a way to cut down costs I as a consumer also want to benefit from that, not only the publisher. If it had lower costs I would probably accept the inferior product that the DL is, but why would I when I have no benefit. I could borrow my retail copy to a friend and have control over it any point, can play it on as many consoles as I want, ... Why should I be happy that these possibilities are taken away and I get nothing in return? Also with retail releases you have the possibility to wait out until price drops. For digital products that rarely happens and if only for a limited time.

Forum Posts: 243	Comment #15 by Coldgears Wednesday, December 19, 2012 @ 06:45:37 AM	(1)
	Not to mention there's always better deals on the disk based version. I got Nat geo tv for $10 free shipping and sesame street tv $30 and it included 1600 map and a $10 gift card. Without retailer competition on sales or clearance to clear stock or people selling their old used games progessivly cheaper, Microsoft abuses their monopoly on the digital market. Worst of all you can't even trade in your game for money back when your done.

Forum Posts: 798	Comment #16 by anthonyd46 Wednesday, December 19, 2012 @ 10:43:29 AM	(0)
	@10 I dont agree with your reasoning when its digital it should be cheaper paying $30 for something i can resell at some point is not a good deal to me

Forum Posts: 798	Comment #17 by anthonyd46 Wednesday, December 19, 2012 @ 10:44:36 AM	(0)
	*can't resell

Forum Posts: 73	Comment #18 by Jmocox Wednesday, December 19, 2012 @ 10:53:53 AM	(0)
	@16 exactly. I picked this up for $10 new on Black Friday so I have access to the disc and the download for $10, not to mention 2000GS. I have to pay $30 now for 750GS and 4 hours of digital content? (obviously I don't have to, but you know what I mean)

Forum Posts: 600	Comment #19 by Vivi Thursday, December 20, 2012 @ 02:02:34 AM	(0)
	I'd probably pay for dlc for Sesame Street TV but Nat Geo kinda frustrated me with some of the minigame achievements.

Forum Posts: 285	Comment #20 by joshnorm Thursday, December 20, 2012 @ 12:17:14 PM	(0)
	@10: Actually I paid $10 for season 1. I thought $30 was much too much for a interactive TV app. So I waited and got in cheaper. Since I could buy it as a disk and get it on sale. $30 is crazy. More so for only 750 GS