They purchased a bunch of other companies to take care of that. Hell, even this studio was a purchase, although Forizon games are all they’ve ever made 

I’m always skeptical of early updates but 24 hours-ish seems likely it’s going to be the build they were planning to release all along and not a pre-release build so seems safe.

>”the old guard regardless of whether you liked it or not is a REALLY BAD movie, the list is pretty much solid aside from this outlier.”

This is your brain on VCs.

I’m not convinced that “less features” means “worse game” as that sounds a bit maximalist. Couch co-op, strong mod support, campaign vs., all fall under “nice but unessential” to me. Couch co-op overall has long since faded away in both consideration of trends and making games that have the performance to do that. As…

The field team I can see being reduced or eliminated but the rest of that is likely being shifted to the remaining offices.

The games issues stem from making it a live service game and I never once thought “the microtransactions are what’s holding it back” because I never noticed them nor needed them. 

Guess they saw Trump’s social network announce their SPAC plan and wanted to jump onboard the same boat

Microtransactions are pretty low on my list of what could be improved about the Avengers game. 

There was a time when Denuvo was pretty effective at games not getting pirated during the release window and also wasn’t causing performance issues. I think in the back and forth between pirates and Denuvo that as they kept iterating it did get to the point where it’s mostly becoming a losing game on the Denuvo side…

The way this is releasing on both GamePass and PS Now almost makes it sound like they’re big demos for the entire collection which is an interesting strategy. It’s a gamble against how well these games actually hold up though (for example you play one but end up not liking it enough to buy the collection) but I won’t…

Onions are cheap. Just toss them and play it safe. Though, based on the responses, you’re approaching this from more of a contrarian attitude and this isn’t a real life scenario for you.

PC Gamepass always gets ignored on here sadly. Tends to only get mentioned in the monthly new to gamepass/what’s leaving announcements.

A quick look on Amazon has 2TB PCIe 4.0 sticks at around $350. Presumably this is more comparable to Samsung than a cheaper brand and theirs has a MSRP of $429.99 though it sells for less. So pricing seems to fit the market with a bit of markup but the downside of this is that places like Amazon tend to push prices…

“They are typically depicted as green, human-like beings with webbed hands and feet and a turtle-like carapace on their backs”

I’m playing a much wider variety of games than I was before because I’m not the type to spend $60 on most game anyway so this is giving me much more room to try things out that look interesting but I’m not ready for the monetary commitment. How the devs/publishers get paid for this (and this is where the artists of…

They know their target market is capital G gamers so they can post immature shit like this and their fanbase will lap it up. Check out the Reddit thread from the other post and how people reacted to their memey incredibly long rant 

I loved the base game, started it after this DLC was out, and never felt compelled to play it. Combat was not the star of this fantastic game so I didn’t feel the need to spoil the experience by having more of its weakest element.

That’s what GTFO is at least partially going for

I don’t see how brightness is an issue? I also own an up to date iPhone to compare it to and previously had the original SE and the mini screen is definitely far ahead of that SE screen so that “11 year old iPhone4 “ comparison doesn’t seem to be based on actually using it. The current gen iPhone screen is definitely…