Yeah, streaming to a tv.  I don’t remember what I have it set to, but I do know that the amount of latency far outweighs anything image processing could incur.   I honestly haven’t used it in ages though.  Maybe i’ll try again. I have the new mortal kombat movie on my computer, waiting to be laughed along to.  

The upside to a Toyota is that it lasts a long ass time, though.

lol. whut?  So you ordered a car you wanted.  And then the guy looking at your order decides nobody would buy that, so they add a bunch of crap to it and send it your way?   That’s logical.. 

In 2009, I bought a Toyota Yaris. It had to me delivered from another location. Took a week or so, I think. I assume they’d at least check to see if they have exactly what you want somewhere not overly distant.

Laptops aren’t handheld though. It’s hard to balance your laptop on your legs, on the bus, while holding a controller in your hands. Better if they were all one unit, which is why you see people playing on their phones, DS’, and Switchs.

For me, it depends on the game. Rocket League? Controller. Torchlight and Diablo? M&K. Lego game? controller. City Builder? M&K. Sports Game? Controller.

DOS is a game I was meaning to try. Though I hear that the second one is better?

Like the choices you make in the game, it seems like the reviews are choosing the gray area.  

I always find it interesting, the hate on Dell. I had a Dell Laptop in college. It was a first gen wide screen laptop. Lasted a long time, and it was overall pretty great. Dell was the go to at the time. These days, it seems like around the time they bought Alienware, that I started to hear negativity towards them.

Not all the time.   I agree chunks felt like an MMO standard.  But there’s plenty of content that would work just fine standalone (in fact, I was only playing it with my wife.  We didn’t join any groups or anything.   If anything, it made me want the full Elder scrolls experience but with co-op so I can play along…

Play ESO, i’d disagree. The only time I felt I wasn’t play proper ESO was when you hit the crafting content and are locked to a very MMO feel. Otherwise, there are plenty of long storylines that flow and read just like any other ES game. I agree there are plenty of grindy side quests that don’t need to be there, but…

Elder Scrolls Online is still going on, AND they just about to release another big expansion.  There’s plenty of ES content in it.  

The games been out for like three weeks already, hasn’t it? There’s a limit to how long reporters should wait to reveal stuff. And since it’s an opinion piece, it’s still not spoiling anything. Game is called Returnal. We know that it’s short, and doesn’t have the ability to save. So you’ll be returning to the game…

What about my Toylota Yarlis?

The game is called Returnal. Return is in the title.

The game is called Returnal. As soon as they mentioned time loops, I was like: “oh, of course. that makes sense with a name like that.”

Everybody involved in the cover up should be named and put to jail.

Aren’t all these games on steam?  So if you want a forum, you still have one.  

Again, for the umpteenth time, I don’t care what they do. I mentioned that Twitch was suspending and banning people for cleavage only a year ago, and yet somehow bikinis in hot tubs are allowed. There’s no logic to how Twitch is moderating itself.

You get eaten, and then you die.  That’s it.  The End.  lol..