Lot of Heard Told me this, Heard told me that. Uhmm maybe she was lying.
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It’s called Avowed, will be first-person, and (surprise!) set in a magical fantasy realm of Eora.
“The choices offered you made it impossible to achieve anything like a ‘strong example’ [of haiku],” Kacian explained. “They are all about ideas and conclusions, not at all about the ‘thingness’ that haiku purports to employ. In each instance, the choices available to you all had a ‘point’—in other words, you weren’t…
Lemme bring you out of the grays, because I completely forgot about Epic’s acquisition of Psyonix.
Yeah, you and a couple others keep replying “don’t worry, if you already own it, you can still play through Steam.” But it didn’t answer the question: why remove it at all?
Hype is the opposite of transparency, I think. It’s obscuring the truth, if anything.
“Kim is shocked that Kanye spoke about North at the rally,” the source says. “She is furious that he shared something so private.
Oh FFS! We have a huge enthusiasm gap. John Kasich is definitely NOT how you appeal to the kids or to minorities.
former Ohio governor and failed Republican presidential candidate John Kasich has been “approached and is expected to speak” at the DNC
Maybe I’m just not far enough removed from The Last of Us Part 2, but, with PS4 games, I instinctually hit triangle to mount my horse.
Right, but my point is that the threat of license cancellation pales in comparison to the reality of simply losing the physical copy. Which is to say, the threat of license cancellation is rarely, if ever, followed through on. It’s a perceptual threat, but not one often experienced in practice. It’s hype: it feels…
Digital distribution is convenient but you are surrendering your consumer ownership rights.
Does Matt know that Winston Churchill wasn’t American?
Evolution means improving an existing thing. FC5 was most definitely an improvement over FC3 from a mechanical and systemic standpoint.
Nope, but how I feel before the embargo ends is how I feel before the embargo ends.
Right? People keep asking why we haven’t gotten another Splinter Cell game yet, and I think the answer is that Ubisoft hasn’t figured out how to make it open world yet.
Maybe not bad games, but they can make underwhelming ones. Infamous: Second Son was just alright.