A man with the head of a horse, eh? Sounds like the Tikbalang:

I suspect that has more to do with not installing the game on an SSD

I intend to play both on the PC, so I don’t have that problem.

Nice article.

I’m from the Philippines, and I have to say, I’m also not 100% well-versed in our history, so I suppose the ‘dishonour to my family’ is on me.

I actually prefer to buy games on disc, but I cannot deny the convenience of having it all in one place, and of course, Big Picture Mode (I don’t count downloads as a convenience, because internet speeds).

“Andy, being a boy, is much more likely to have male toys.”

This.

This one is interesting, really.

Meh. I suppose a lot is riding on this whole ‘destroy the city’ bit, but I’m pretty sure my ISP ain’t having any of it.

I would argue SC2 itself. The original, StarCraft / Brood War did not feature a counter / rock-paper-scissor system. SC2 decided to do this, so that audiences can be more “engaged”.

Wanna know what’s sadder?

They don’t offer them (AFAIK) here, in the Philippines, under the bogus excuse of “not high enough demand”.

and an insane independent suspension setup.

There were some great games in the MS Plus! Pack. HyperBowl, Labyrinth, Russian Square...

Ah, those take me back.

The question is: can the Xbox One accept KB/M?

Cause there are some games that are just better with it (and some that are unplayable without it), that I wouldn’t mind streamed to my living room.

Huh. I always thought the consoles did NOT support KB/M, or if they did, their games didn’t.

even EA could manage to do it right.

How has this not gotten sued out of its soul yet, though?

I live in the Philippines, and I haven’t had time to try this out. I will rectify this oversight soon.

“uplay opens from steam and closes after game is done”

Does anybody remember Wolves, Witches, And Giants?

Also, props for Peppa Pig.

I’m from a third-world country. It would be a fourth-world country if they ever invented the term.