Both this and the Contra Anniversary Collection are good buys. I had a lot of fun going through the Castlevania collection (even if Castlevania: The Adventure is...not so hot).

My only gripe is trophies are tied to playing through the US versions of each game. Not an issue for Castlevania, but for Contra? That’s a…

All I can think of now is how swamped with people this store will be. I went to the Pokemon Center in Ikebukuro this year and left after around 15 minutes. It’s really difficult to browse through, let alone actually buy anything.

That’s a typo. It’s been around since about 2005, I believe.

Odd that RE5 and RE6 have motion controls, but RE4 on Switch does not. To each their own on using them for any of those games. I’ve tried playing RE4 on Wii a few times with motion controls and severely disliked them.

That’s the thing that confuses me. Visual Concepts has had years to start prototyping a new engine. They never did and just took the Yuke’s engine onto themselves. That may have been a decision to hold the franchise over until they figure out something else. But, I also can’t help but think it was just the…

That reminds me of the monitor I got with my old Acer Aspire desktop back in 1998.

To be fair, a lot of Japanese websites today seem to use this same design style. Like fax machines, Web 1.0 lives on in Japan.

If Mark Little and Jason Vandiver are still some of the head dudes on this project, then that’s why this turned out so bad. Neither could give a rat’s ass about creating a quality product.

I’d like to be upset, but nah. After GTAV and its lack of single player DLC, this isn’t surprising at all. And RDR2 bored me to the point that I stopped at about Chapter 3. I think it was Chapter 3? It’s whenever you head out to fish in the boat.

This. I had low expectations with Holiday Spice Pepsi and it turned out to be pretty good.

Take-Two hasn’t been as apprehensive about Switch development as EA has. But, it seems like they don’t care about it much, either. The older GTA titles do seem like a no-brainer, though.

You basically can replace ‘Treyarch’ with 2K Vegas and you’d have a pretty similar story. I spent five years with them and experienced a lot of the same stuff. QA is definitely treated as second-class by developers. The office here in Las Vegas has no development teams here in it, but that was the gist you could feel…

It saddens me that the first thought I had was ‘how many of these folks will be jobless by the end of the week?’ Since I can’t imagine some of them not being walked out for “unrelated offenses”, just because they decided to take a stand.

I wish I could give you more than one star.

M2 is handling the software side of thing? Sign me up, then. 

If I’m being completely honest, I have no idea who any of those folks are.

This reminds me of any time I go back and log into deviantArt. Some of the stuff friends of mine posted between like 2004 to 2006 just doesn’t work anymore. Thumbnails might load fine, but the actual upload is broken. I don’t know if they ever explained that.

>Comes to article about developers not wanting to deal with toxic community

Dude looks like he’s smoking a baby carrot.

That was, easily, one of the most impressive parts about RE7 in VR. The perspective on everything made it feel very real. It also caused me to chicken out on playing much of it in VR. lol Lots of stress.