It does, but there are insanely little games that do that. Of all the games I’ve ever tried/was interested in trying, Witcher 3 was the only one.

Actually, I just play on the console instead. That big of an issue for me.

I see no use in that. DS4 already worked with Windows without any extra software, and I played a few of my Steam games without doing anything but plugging the thing in.

Even though I got PS VR pre-ordered and should be getting it soon, that’s my main problem with it - the best of all the game it can offer is still a freaking rhythm game (no offense, but it’s as far away from AAA as it gets), and despite costing less than the competition, PS VR still costs as much as the damn console,…

Wait, but does this mean games will show DS4 prompts instead of Xbox ones? Because if not, it’s pretty useless.

Uh...to be honest, I much preferred their “badass music” style of single player trailers that came before. This one tried to make it look like some drama war movie, but Battlefield is all about that cinematic action, especially in single player, so it felt really mismatched.

Tell that to my mother. Everything SHE finds is true, and 200% of the stuff on TV. Anything anyone else looks up in the internet is inherently wrong and can’t be true.

I mean, I don’t know anything about context here, but this is riot police tactics 101 anywhere in the world. They make a line, start moving, and when they see someone of interest (like a person actively inciting violence), they open the line up to grab them quickly and then close it back.

It’s a matter of usage of the word, I guess. I call all of them “zombies” or “infected”, since it’s just kinda easier that way.

I agree with you, but I do think that zombies haven’t been all “magic” for a long time. These days it’s usually some sort of virus or plague or a bio-weapon, all of which are absolutely possible, especially for sci-fi stories.

I don’t know, I really enjoyed 4 and even 5 on highest difficulties. Never had too much ammo on those, and it was hard as hell at times, especially 4.

Yeah, but it’s still one extra swipe though :(

I wish you could put the folders farther away. Kinda annoying to have even 2 of them before the last game that I played.

I got used to swiping down and it sliding from above wherever I am. Now I either need to swipe again to get to it from notification center, or swipe right on the first page of the home screen, which takes getting used to, and isn’t as universal since I have to be on that exact screen.

Expected such a reply - yes, this is quite convenient, but still takes getting used to. However, I often access that screen from apps, or from the 2nd page of home screen - meaning it’d be faster to just pull down and switch what I need on/off, rather than swiping down then right, or swiping right twice (to get the…

Is there a way to make the notification center work as before? Now when you pull down from the top on home screen, you get notifications by default, and have to swipe right to get to widgets. Is there a way to make widgets the default screen again?

Mr. Li was given a new Xbox 360 and Kinect for his trouble.

So, yeah, maybe not use iMessage?

It had around 1000 daily players on PC just 3 months after release, so I’m actually surprised it still keeps that number today.