Haha, is that where they got it? Ooh boy! 🤦‍♂️

Yeah, it’s both a boon and a curse for sure. I also understand games are more complicated to make than ever, but if games are going to be released in broken states at least offer the option for a refund similar to to Steam and such. 

Yeah, the people at the top.

More like let’s lay-off a ton of people and just pay the people remaining the same salary to do the work of 2-3 people now while still making record profits. It’s what companies have been doing for a long time now.

Shit, even the bends sound horrible enough.

Same thing with trips to spa e for paying customers. That shit is fucking stupid. Until I see Star Trek levels of space flight, I would never go to space let alone pay for it.

To be honest, and harsh, If someone pays $250,000 to travel to the depths of the ocean for anything in a homebrew sub, I don’t really feel sorry for them.

Of course, modified controllers have long been used outside of gaming for everything from lethal military weapons to futuristic science experiments. A fertility clinic recently reported using a PlayStation 5 DualSense to perform the first-ever in vitro fertilization via robot. Back in 2018, the U.S. military switched…

Im sure it will get large numbers of pre-orders. I do hope things go well for the developers. No developer wants to release a bad game, and whatever issues arose during development, releasing the game in the state it was is still on the people in charge.

I do recall that, yes, but it still seems a bit out of touch to use the free DLC’s as a selling point to justify the expansion price. Just explaining the amount of content in the DLC would be enough for most people I believe.

They’re both such great games, and obviously gameplay is superior in Control, as it should be with more experience. I still need to go back and finish Quantum Break as well. No clue if its connected at all.

No doubt, I’m just a bit worried the game will shift to a bigger focus on combat similar to how RE4 changed RE.

The gameplay changes have me most worried. AW2 seems like it’s going the RE4 route of more action. While that’s not necessarily bad, I do love Dead Space, it’s not what I think of in Alan Wake.

Alan Wake drew me in for the setting and story, which loved. The actually gameplay wasn’t that great to me.

Anetaki also pointed out that Phantom Liberty comes after nearly three years of free content updates and patches as the team has worked to bring the game out of its notoriously poor launch state.

Eddie Brock is the only Venom for me, so it’s disappointing he won’t be Venom. Then again, I haven’t read comics, specifically Spider-Man comics since the early 90's.

She really did levitate Control to a whole other level in terms of character and gameplay for me. I loved the metroidvania style design of the Oldest House.

I purchased the Alan Wake remaster, which was hardly a remaster, but its really hard to play. In terms of gameplay, it doesn’t hold up as well as the Dead Space games. I still detest the way they implemented the dodge move.

Yeah, I loved the original Alan Wake, along with the Dead Space, Trilogy. They’re the only horror style games I enjoy as it’s not usually a genre I consume any form of media.

I’m still not sold on the sequel yet, I can’t really put my finger on why, but I need to read/see more.