Holy crap. The first one was one of my favorite TD games of all time. Super excited!

Seeing how robots in factories can outperform humans by hundreds of times in speed alone, I think a properly engineered mechanical hand will be able to do the same using a controller. Sure it won’t be the same as software aimbot, but it’ll still obliterate any human.

I mean, I’m not sure how to feel about this. First, why was she even crossing the road like that, in pitch dark, without even looking to her right where the cars are speeding from?

Yeah I’m willing to bet money that it won’t be limited. The amount of time they must have spent on it would be HUGE - cutscenes (which weren’t even in the base game), tons of new animations, 5 new enemy types with unique attacks, visuals and animations, voice lines, music, story...seriously, removing it in a month…

I assume you are talking about new displays from Nvidia? Those aren’t gonna be here before summer, and there isn’t even pricing info available yet.

I sure do appreciate the extra 10 or so FPS I get in games from not using it!

I’m pretty confused then...

Even though my 144hz monitor is also using G-Sync (never even experienced it before), I honestly noticed no difference whatsoever - was quite a bummer. I was played with V-Sync on, and now I can just leave it off I guess? But the image is exactly the same since I never had tearing issues anyway.

Yes, but I kind of expected basic apps like Skype, Steam, Chrome and such to be updated to use in 2160p, but they weren’t. Even though 4K was already a huge topic for years at that point, which made me think it would be a viable every day option.

That’s because you can’t compare it on the same monitor.

I’m a video editor and a geek, so working with moving images and enjoying them in my free time is what I do. And the fake smooth motion effect is just a no-go. First of all, it’s fake, second, the input lag is still very, very noticeable if compared directly.

That’s just...so...wrong...

I bought me a 4K monitor a few years back along with two GTX 780 Tis to power the games, but switched to a 1440p 144hz monitor within a year due to lack of SLI support and general software not being optimized for such high DPI at all. I honestly can’t really tell the difference in games, but they are SO much smoother.

Sound is pretty clearly in fast forward at the same time the video is.

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Exactly, that’s my main problem with this situation. It was also quite obvious that the guy didn’t understand what was going on - his movements seemed confused, and that’s no surprise when you open the door and there are people shouting at you from 50 feet away. Apparently he didn’t hear the request clearly, and it’s…

So it’s pretty much a carbon copy of an iOS game BioDefense. I used to play the shit out of it years ago on my iPad, the whole grid and expansion mechanics are insanely addictive. I’ll definitely gonna be buying this, thanks for the heads up!

Yes, I very much can. But I prefer playing anything 3rd person with a controller from a couch.

It’s mostly FPS for me, really. Also being able to play all the games on PS4. I’d pay a $100 easily for all three games running 1080p at 60 fps.

Thanks, that’s probably the closest thing to conclusive proof that I’ve seen.