I recommend Gunpla.
the porn is gonna be interesting.
I completely agree. also developers need to stop signing contracts with EA. at this rate there wont be anymore studios left.
yes! Bounty Hunter is another great example. one of my favorite things about that game in particular is the story and how it expands upon the plot of Attack of the Clones.
“Our Visceral studio has been developing an action-adventure title set in the Star Wars universe,” EA’s Patrick Söderlund said in a blog post. “In its current form, it was shaping up to be a story-based, linear adventure game. Throughout the development process, we have been testing the game concept with players,…
yep. ^_^
I’d love to know the results of your investigation. ^_^
that’s part of why I’d like a modern re-release. those early disc based consoles suffered from long load times so playing games on them is kind of a pain.
I can only imagine. 3D PC games from that time period are a pain in the ass to try and play. I never got Dark Forces 2 to work properly on my computer.
Gacha games are designed to attract and exploit people with addictive tendencies, though. There’s a big difference between creating a product that inadvertently harms a small minority of users and creating one that’s specifically targeted to profit by harming them.
loot boxes have only really been around in various forms in “AAA” games for the past two or three years. prior to that they were just in mobile games and maybe F2P games.
me too. and again the worst people are the ones that simply don’t care.
buying individual packs of trading cards is never a good idea. you’re not very likely to get anything worthwhile that way.(especially since the shops you buy from can weigh the packs and determine which ones have the best cards since holographic cards weigh more). if you want cards the best things to do is just buy…