Why don’t they introduce a new mode of play?

MACT, yeah MACT.

Years of use have acclimated people who play and talk about games a lot to the convenience of “metroidvania,” and it doesn’t hurt that the game that it most often points to, 1997’s Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, was a watershed moment in video games, reinventing one classic franchise by borrowing liberally from…

My only issue with the term is that Metroid came way before SotN—AND with more eponymous installments in its series—so it’s weird that the latter gets a co-billing. Oh well.

15 years? As soon as the establishing games had their unholy conjunction it was too late.

The thing is, now I don’t know if motion/change (and therefore time)should be introduced earlier? I mean the line (1D) should be the first dimension you can perceive a change right?

Considering this is on BBC, they are making her sound like an obnoxious american. Kind of reminds me of how Hilary would speak on Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

Pen, pencil and paper aren’t the only way to represent them though, you can also use 3D software.

I would say:

Well, rainbows are visible to us in moisture, so I don’t think it’s unicorn shit, it might just be unicorn piss... ;p 

Don’t forget Dragon’s Crown also from Vanillaware, I believe the Vita version is still crossplay compatible with PS3 and PS4 versions. 

I look at the Atari controller and it resembles a medieval torture device.

Street Fighter 2 :SCE and Eternal Champions benefit immediately, everything else benefits from the better overall controller.

Consoles typically have a 6-7 year life before the next generation is introduced. Several people have speculated that in a few years the ray tracing tech will get better/ faster. RTX was launched almost a year ago, we can assume that the technology has moved forward internally at Nvidia even if we don’t have a…

A 1 TB NVMe drive currently costs you and me between $100-300 USD depending on manufacturer, and that’s with them making a profit.

Waiting is the best idea.

Yeah, there is going to be a compromise moving from a wired headset that gets its visuals and power from a PC, to a wireless unit that generates its own graphics and sound, maintains its own tracking/boundaries etc... and does it all off rechargeable power.

The Quest is standalone, it doesn’t need a PC for anything so it has it’s own Oculus store. Oculus seems to be good about getting content on it though; Robo Recall, Moss, Beat Saber and others are already on the Quest.

That said, this new Mac Pro does have a lot of potential, but then, and people forget this, so did the last one. Apple squandered it then, and I fear they’ll do again this time.

You do know that workstations from HP and Dell, that tick all of the boxes mention by the story and yourself can be configured and order from their respective websites as well?