Also worth noting, as of 11 pm est approx. I am still unable to change my mother effing password. Honestly, sony lost my business after this one. Changing my password and removing my credit card account and will be letting my ps3 rot and the hell with a ps4. No man's sky and ff15 will eventually make it to PC.

Projection mapping - no plants were harmed in the making of this film.

"It's the best, when it isn't busy being the worst."

I am just gonna say, kudos on this quote. I, like many, have had my fair share of arguments on this topic. I love this quote because it beautifully sums up a point I often try to make. Yes, PC has the horsepower and the graphics to spare, but often I find this comes…

"While technically a lava flow could potentially be diverted, it not only wouldn't be a guaranteed success, diversion would go against local customs."

No argument there, but in all fairness, its not really possible to do a real world stress test until day one launch. They most likely did a thorough stress test, but until the entire user base joins in at once, you have no idea what to expect.

I may have answered my own question; an obvious answer I suppose. Just frustrating to feel confused by this, but I suppose the name is appropriate. A bedlam it is, WTF!? haha

At any rate, this looks cool. The other bedlam and can eat a bag of doughnuts. :P

Can someone please explain what the fuck is going on? Why are there 2 games named Bedlam and why does no one else seem to be talking about that? I know there is the "no not that bedlam the other one" article, but why is it about the game and not why there are 2 Bedlams? I am confused and annoyed, for real. What's…

Anyone know if there is a connection to this game:
"http://store.steampowered.com/app/261490/

Sort of confused me and I almost bought a bundle for that game. Fairly confusing.

Precisely my point. It looks great for creating an environment but seems totally incapable of doing anything for dynamic environments. They do claim animations but I fail to see how physics will play in with this way this functions.

So, does anyone know how physics processing will play into this? From what I hear and see it doesn't seem like any physics processing would be possible with these "digital atoms" with current gen tech. I could be wrong but they never even seem to touch on this, probably for food reason.

Seems like this tech is fine…

This...this is so full of win. :)

I think you may have some idea how refreshing it is for this not to devolve into a needless argument. :) Thank you good sir.

I think the whole topic gets way out of hand. Its really matter of one's own personal preference. That has been my steadfast point in the whole pc/vs console argument for a great long while. I…

I have made this argument many times. PC needs maintenance and require some knowledge to operate and build. Consoles just work. They are two sides of the same coin. I say one is not inherently better than the other; its a matter of opinion, which is always subjective.

I agree in many ways with this sentiment, but I will point out that the controls are pretty tweekable. So much they can be tweeked to being pretty much unusable(completely over steering if you so much as breathe on the controller) to stiff as a board- somewhere int he middle we do have the floaty arcadey style racer,…

Again, I agree. I almost didn't play it but when I found it for cheap on steam, I figured what the hell. And you know what, I am glad I did. I do think it was better in a lot of ways than City, and the gadgets were improved, I thought. Well...aside from the limits of the grappling hook, but I saw that as a design…

I fully concur. I have loved the entire series, and aside from a few frustrating design choices, I feel like this was a solid entry. I played and beat this one as well. To be clear, this game and this series is one of the few I have finished in recent years. Kudos to the dev team for filling such immensely large…

Its on Pacific across from Hal of a Sub

Dunno, but you should totally check it out. I love that place.

http://www.dorkysarcade.com/MenuFrameset.h…

This place is literally one of the many reasons I moved to Tacoma, WA. They have a fantastic line up of old cabinets and pinball machines. Its 21+ after 9 pm. And they often have live music on the weekends. It truly is nerd heaven.

I like the comment, but I am more impressed by the profile pic. Steam Powered Giraffe is pretty much amazing. :)