Camera movement is super amateur, though. I’m just a video editor, but it’s still super obvious.

What does that have to do with anything? The article clearly mentions Dualshock as having vibration before this Rez thingy, but the guy goes ahead and posts that comment.

Someone didn’t read the article.

I’m pretty sure that it’s just how their engine works at this point, and would be too hard to change with little to gain. As a Deus Ex fan, I don’t mind that at all, that game (when played in stealth at least) is quite slow, so occasionally watching a short cutscene with fade in-out doesn’t seem like a problem at all.

Dude, that comment is 5 years old.

Well, that’s good enough I guess. Still wanted to know an approximate time, since it wouldn’t be cool if I didn’t even have time to properly power down. Thanks for the info!

Well, that’s good enough I guess. Still wanted to know an approximate time, since it wouldn’t be cool if I didn’t…

I’ve been thinking about getting something like that for ages. I wonder, how long would 780 watts be able to power a PC, though? I’m talking a gaming rig with a GTX 1080 and all that.

I’ve been thinking about getting something like that for ages. I wonder, how long would 780 watts be able to power a…

I don’t personally enjoy FCP, but I still can’t completely give up the ability to use it in case some client demands it.

Well, a lack of ports doesn’t make it less powerful. But you did forget about the CPU, which is like 1Ghz slower.

No Uncharted 4 love?

Yeah, I totally agree. I hate generalizing people in general, but in this case, I just think it’s the sad truth based on multiple factors. I’d love to be wrong, though.

Bought my first Mac OS device a year and a half ago for work (need video editing software only available for it), but it really grew on me ever since. Granted, if the software selection was identical with Windows, and the hardware this much better, I’d totally go for a Windows machine.

This is pretty much what I wanted from a top-of-the-line MBP, instead of the crap we got.

It obviously depends on who you ask, I met a few people who are very supportive of LGBT recently, but in my experience, most are not. I live in Moscow, though, and the majority of Russians who live in rural lands are surely less supportive, considering how they are way more conservative, and mostly religious.

It is worth noting that Russians are in general very, very opposed to LGBT culture. At best you’ll meet someone who doesn’t care, but a ton of people are vocally against it. Was surprised to find out that most of my friends are, for example, a year ago or so.

I enjoyed the series until Crysis 3, but “no one else is making even remotely decent SP FPS’es anymore” is plain wrong.

PS4 list is filled with multi-plats, don’t see how it’s relevant if a game is successful on a certain platform. Considering how insanely more popular PS2 was, I think RE4 did there better as well.

Um, Resident Evil 4? That game opened up the “next gen” era for me quite a bit.

Well that’s the artistic difference, basically. They are extremely high-quality, but, yes, mostly scripted. U4 I think was much more open-world-ish though.

I’m really not sure how can someone think that. Voice acting was not maybe, but miles better, along with the story, with characters you actually care about. Uncharted (ever since 2) is generally a higher quality game. TR looks pretty great (which is expected, it’s newer than any Uncharted but 4), but gameplay-wise,…