“Sometimes, they don’t say anything. They just sit there in silence. Like real life. That’s some next-gen shit.”

I expect a MSG kind of game again, in that it has gameplay, but also enough non gameplay stuff to fill a movie or 3.

I would argue that all interactive narratives are games, but not all games are interactive narratives.

For someone with a budget PC and an older TV, this checklist has saved me immeasurably.

This always comes to mind in those occasions:

Genuine question for those in the know; between the nepotism, the many, many conflicts of interests, straight up breaking the law, the attempts to control the press etc etc etc, will anything be done to stop that? I get that he’s been elected and as a result is entitled to attempt to enforce his (horrible) policies.…

Obsidian would jump on the chance to make another Fallout in a second. It’s not their call. Bethesda would make that decision, and Bethesda doesn’t have much need to outsource work anymore considering their parent company owns like 5 studios.

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who’s stupid for preordering now??!! MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAGAHAHAdfmew

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Not a die hard fan of Nintendo either and I do really like the concept. I’m not much of a handheld person though, but it does appeal to me that I can continue to play whatever I’m playing at home on my way to work, or during travels, or whatever. I think a lot rides on how powerful the machine will be.

He makes a good point. If you dismiss games out of hand for not being at 60fps it’s like saying you’ll never watch any film that’s in black and white. If the game is good then you’ll be able to look past the frame rate.

Apparently you are quite ignorant, as well.

Japan did horrific things to Korea, WWII being hardly the worst. Constant invasions, massacres, and finally a forced annexation where they destroyed every single historical document, building and culture icon to make Korea “Japan”.

Imagine if Russia invaded Britain, and sold…

It is useful, and in a follow-up Ivo Herzog explained why and how it is useful. In conventional FPS games you have up to three indepedent animation rigs to animate first and, if necessary, third person view. A rig for yours hand in first person view, a second rig for your legs in first person view, and a full-body…

They wanted to create an animatronic instead of a sock puppet which is fitting because star citizen’s flavor is realism. Gamers won’t “get it” because gamers really only drool and clap their hands at any thing that is edited together with a rock song.

I’ll say it

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