You could probably just buy the exclusives. Stream exclusive games would limit the audience. They want to sell to all 5 billion gamers.

I don’t think it would pass a grammar checker.

As far as I know, VPNs don’t block ISPs from seeing what your browse.

An example where attacking a developer would be ok, however, was when 343i released The Master Chief Collection with the promise to play online with Halo 1-4, yet the game sneakily included Halo 1 from PC instead of the xbox version and matchmaking didn’t work for months. To this day, matchmaking works but still has…

Maybe the user agreement was to send a video to the past of himself skipping user agreement.

What do you mean by open source the files? Isn’t there just one source of the files and that’s the original file? I don’t know how 3D printer files work so just wondering.

I don’t think this data includes eggs. Also, with 40 million users some people will find rare pokemon.

Why would anyone waste their time playing this game? Unless it offers a challenge (which Pokemon doesn’t), it seems silly to support a spin-off it doesn’t make profit because that usually means no no sequels and it’ll just rot away in the pile of Pokemon spin-offs while the original franchise thrives.

Is it that hard to use a development kit that has no nic inside? Or set up bait development kits to catch the hackers?

It does sound overpriced but its unique because of the thunderbolt 3. I believe you are paying extra money for them because they are the first ones to do this.

It’s focused on multiple applications.

Maybe if they are in no huddle. Chip Kelly’s offence would take 12-20 seconds between plays. Plays usually don’t last very long.

Why would you need a TV provider to display stadium hologram in real-time? The stadium can be pre-rendered and used as a border for the graphical feed. Also, NFL.com displays multiple graphical depictions of the games after each play.

I think human drivers are way scarier than super computers. Plus, statistically, Ithink super computers will prove the better driver.

Valhalla is a spiritual successor, meaning it was inspired by Blood Gulch but it’s not a remake. Also, you’re missing the one from Halo 2 Anniversary.

I’m pretty sure the single player has always been a huge selling point for this I.P.. If you play their past games the single player is excellent. I would’ve bought this game if single player was included but it’s not. I’m also not going to risk $60 on a game that could possibly be shutdown at any moment.

It sounds like this guy has it made. Free money, an excuse to play video games all day without being questioned, and a girlfriend. I’d be happy with just one of those.

There’s already scuf controllers, bumper jumper configuration, claw holding, and I’ve spent a lot of time on both. The people who complain about scuf existing is a very small minority and they probably all use bumper jumper. In the Halo community it’s all about using what is comfortable.

Why would you put a spoiler in the title like that? Isn’t the whole point of this event is t be surprised by it when you’re actually watching it? Anyone else upset Kotaku thinks this is acceptable?

I don’t see this as a gaming device. Yes, you can play some gimicky games like on the 3DS’ AR but I don’t think gamers want to play in their living room, they want an official environment where it is already setup for you and wont have the variable of how your room is setup.