Remember, in the VR future, we are all Barclay.

If vr gaming takes off I’ll be getting one of the various devices, I want this to be the first thing I see when I turn it on. Every. Fucking. Time.

But thats the only way to make Virtual Moriarty believe he has escaped the holodeck. It's also the only way Riker could get his rocks off by getting beaten up by prohibition Era gangsters.

Hopefully the safety protocols can’t be disabled. Unlike in actual Star Trek, where it happened all the goddamn fucking time.

I must find this picture, cause read that made me laugh, so I need to see it in my game. I just love all the little touches to the game, though I’d love it if I could pet the dog that shows up in the BoO after unlocking K-9 units.

Something that gets glossed over a lot, just because the contract says something doesn’t mean it’s legally binding. Contracts are very often full of junk that isn’t the least bit legally binding and it heavily depends what jurisdiction your in, but until you go to court over it none of that technically matters.

Quite, seeing how different both games are it just strikes me as insane that they decided that the non-compete agreement covered this.
So, what, can’t work on any game with an online component? Or maybe it’s any game, since it would consume time a player could be investing in Dungeon Defenders? It just sounds batshit…

This is my favorite one

To be fair, brain damage likely accounts for over 50% of his support.

Bravely Second: End Layer—the sequel to the superb 3DS JRPG Bravely Default—is coming to Europe on February 26th, 2016.

I’m still not convinced that that’s not Kit Harington.

You know, EljhHck, you...ah, fuck it, I’ve lost my train of thought.

Glad to read its seems less of a horror game than the trailer makes it. Not that I dislike horror, quite the opposite. But horror in mental hospitals has been done so many times before. Overall I find it intresting to try tell history with games. However its easy to look at this game like “oh its one of those” walking…

I’m sorry, two fucking years is not a long time for game development. This is being built from scratch, so they will have to spend a lot of time getting things implemented, let alone optimizing them. Just go back to the videos of any E3 were the game is launched two or three years later: the end result is widely…