Bring back? It was never gone to begin with! If this game plays half as well as it looks, it's going to be mind blowing.

Yeah, but try it without first. See how far you get. I'm definitely not at the understanding 70% level, so my perspective is skewed accordingly.

No, just the PS4 AFAIK

Same, I'll wait to see or it goes on sale during the Steam sale though.

If you're anything like me, then probably not. There's a lot of text in that game.

But where would PC gaming be, in that case? I'm quite sure that Valve spearheaded digital distribution and contributed to the good health that PC gaming is in right now. I don't think that all the Half Life in the world would've done half as much for PC gaming.

It is a lot like LEGO, but only in so far. LEGO is insanely expensive in comparison and rather limited in what you can build. Minecraft is cheap and very broad in what you can build. So it is basically our LEGO experience on steroids. I'd be more worried if kids didn't think that was awesome!

It would. Aside from that someone will have to pay for the additional traffic that is generated on the servers that host those digital games. So that would either be a price increase or a revenue cut. Neither are particularly popular for varies reasons.

That'd be one major piracy risk which no publisher would be eager to pursue.

That'd be more trouble than it would be worth.

That combined with the disdain for the auction house could very well be the reason they removed it.

The reason a power supply tends to be large is because of a lot of "dead" space for air circulation. If you make it so that that "dead" space is outside of the box, the content of the box can be smaller. Which is exactly what they've done by giving each component their own ventilation holes on the surface of the box.

They build it so that the power, the processor and the graphics have their own ventilation holes. Basically the box blows air out of each side.

Fitting name.

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Guess I'll be playing this again tonight. Cheers.

Wait... you don't place the clothing neatly folded back on the stack where ever you live?

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You mean the review that isn't likely to appear before its official release, due to Nintendo setting a publish date? No, they aren't very likely to break that. Because if you do, you took a one way ticket out of reviewing.

Yes, but these people... well they just don't think like that it seems. In that it kinda is like explaining the most obvious of obvious internet jokes to once parents. Without that explanation, they just wouldn't get it, they aren't wired that way, I guess?