Its still a lot better than Indigo Prophecy!

Too bad the story falls apart towards the end.

Yep

Nah man, it didn’t

Well that’s just bullshit. Sure it had a rocky development, and didn’t quite live up to the original trilogy, but you have to admit that aside from the animation issues the game had its own charms. You really felt like an explorer out there dealing with an alien race in uncharted space, building a new alliance with…

I’d kinda prefer to see a remake of Base Wars.

SPOILERS!

It really feels like by now this guy should have branded himself with a catchy name, rather than being known as “the Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen guy”.

Hillarious, but also would probably seem a little desperate. I don’t think that Nintendo would think of it, and Microsoft probably wouldn’t want to seem like they’re following Sony.

Schtick < Readability

I wonder if they’ll ever let Jerry Lambert out of the doghouse. I think that a Kevin Butler moment would be pretty epic at E3 in any year.

They did indeed.

Disappointingly using nouveaux Pennywise design instead of classic Tim Curry era, but still pretty pants-shittingly well done.

Well to put in context, The Last of Us is probably still the best game on the system, but I had to really think about it when Horizon came out because it’s goddamn excellent.

Preach brother. My backlog had become so big, I had to stage a self intervention. I’ve adopted a practice that I don’t buy anything unless I’m actually going to drop everything and play it immediately. Waiting a month or more for “non priority” games has saved me a ridiculous amount of money and caused no interruption…

At the same time, I’m still waiting for Crackdown 3 from when they first talked about it in 2014. Early announcements are the norm on consoles, usually when you have a light slate of games that are releasing imminently. The good news is that Sony and its third party partners have released a crapload of exclusives…

The resolution upgrades are pretty significant on a 4K TV, and extra CPU power is only really useful if they were going to add PS4 Pro specific features that weren’t in the original game, alienating their base.

All told mid-step upgrades are unnecessary. Two years and we’re into a new generation, where you can…

The problem was with Flying Tiger, the dev that they farmed out the port to. They have a history of doing slapdash ports. And frankly I think that having the money of Take Two behind it could turn it into a franchise with a lot more support and better optimization.

Give you a reasonable upgrade that doesn’t alienate your early adopters at a price less than $500 a year before your competitor’s offering?