none of the shrines use your battery. all zonai devices inside shrines function infinitely.

Didn’t Nic Cage already do one of these?

This game has been everything I could have ever wanted. The performance (on PS5) has been just fine by me, but don’t except it to run as smoothly as Horizon or GoW.

I love the (American )morals that infinite gore is fine , but a nipple (or dong) is too much for the audience!

Maybe I’m a sicko, but personally, the way enemies react to combat is like 90% of what makes combat satisfying for me. I feel like Rockstar has trouble making games that control smoothly, but they really get the impact of gunfights right. It goes such a long way to making me want to get into a shootout in RDR2 or…

I’m certainly not claiming it’s the entire cause, but there definitely are problems that come from trying to optimize a game for PC because of the near-limitless possible hardware configurations.

But yeah, “performance optimization” is right up there with “cost” and “my cat’s lap preferences” as my reasons for being…

Zelda: Link’s Awakening is my (joint) favourite game of all time and I'm still on-and-off playing through Oracle of Ages/Seasons on my OGGB (battery back-up still going strong). But as someone who has never progressed to 3D Zelda, I just have to ask... helicopters?

We should also note that this ten-year deal is a joke and a sop. Microsoft cannot afford to give up the revenue selling CoD copies on ANY platform, not when they're spending NASA money on a fucking toy company, and both sides know it. This is about Sony not wanting to give a direct competitor a slice of their store…

Id rather not give Lulu Cheng more air time thank you very much.

That’s my point: Microsoft charged for MP and Sony didn’t. Microsoft made that the standard just like your assertion that $70 games are a Sony trend that Microsoft is following.

Sony posits a situation in which a new Call of Duty game debuts but is buggier on PlayStation, which it says could lead to gamers choosing to buy the shooter on Xbox in the future

You know, I was kind of with you a while. You had some bold takes, not all I agreed with, but I do think Troy Baker is a huge phoney and I do not understand all the love and praise that man gets, he has the range of a CW character, and his entire persona is just fake. Unpopular opinion, as noted by the angry comments…

This isn’t the first time it’s happened. I think it’s actually kind of smart for the consumer, oddly enough. Now that we have choice between the convenience of digital copies or the tangible value of physical copies, offering a collectors’ edition without the game gives the player choice in how they want the game…

idiotic remark by the kotaku staff, as has already been shown, players can pick visual (body type) and vocal/voice traits, as well as pick the witch/wizard dormitory to create whatever avatar they’re comfortable with.

Generally Sony’s exclusives have come from studios that they already own or started themselves, not from acquisitions of well-established studios and publishers.

Make them sell Bethesda too.

To add some perspective: $549 is actually significantly cheaper than other headsets with similar features, and PSVR2 beats many of those on other specs.

Eh...It’s not a perfect game and you will likely be disappointed if you go in expecting the same caliber of gameplay and polish as Arkham Knight, but calling it “a big disappointment” feels kind of harsh. It’s decent, and it definitely scratches the same sort of open-world superhero fantasy itch if you enjoyed the…

Given the absolute hard-on most of the fans of Batman and gaming have for the Arkham games, I’m not at all surprised this one is getting hit with bad reviews.

“IGN gave it a five out of 10"