Seriously. And why is the default value the default? What do these mean practically? Just make this easy, Ubisoft.

I have a 4K with HDR, so I get the fun “Luminance” and “Exposure” settings on the Valhalla screenshot there. And holy hell is that even more frustrating than usual brightness settings. WTF is a Cd/m2? (Yes smartasses, I know what it is technically, but what does that mean for the game I’m playing?) How does that…

Miles Morales lets you control the visual settings while looking at the actual game and it seems like a development that arrived far too late.

> Now I just play for 30 minutes or however long. So it’s like chipping away and learning to quit for that day but just keep playing the games I want to at the moment.

> Also, they’re games, so think less about how you need to optimize your playthrough and more about just having fun!

Me: My Switch and PS4 backlogs are gross; I’m not buying anymore games until—

> and the incessant, incandescent rage at your federal government—for failing to implement any proactive protections against a pandemic, for neglecting to take any reactive steps once it swelled out of control, and for turning a blind eye as lives were shattered in every corner of the country.

I knew someone around here would correct me if necessary. Thanks!

Also Eivor and his/her gang are super polite given what they, you know, were.

I really don’t need this game right now as I make my way through Valhalla and Miles, but...

Agreed. I loved the desolate but brilliant design of BotW’s Hyrule.

Agreed. This was hilarious and well done. And I thought some of the other, less-anachronistic sidequests were zany, hahahaha.

I just stumbled upon this sidequest and I was DYING. Oh my god it’s so random, hahahah. This game is a charm.

> I tried playing it on an emulator not super long ago, and yup, it’s still pretty darn hard.

Eh, that’s from Ultimatum, no? Which everyone generally thought was a terrible idea?

My best friend got Arcade’s Revenge and we had no idea how to get past the opening level. It was really sad, hahahah.

Released the year before Separation Anxiety (what a name for a comic book video game), this was another brawler starring Spider-Man. However, what makes this a bit more interesting is that you could also play as Venom. And people like Venom, I hear.

JPRGS and also indie games! Look at how that scene has exploded, and most of them go for a polished 2d aesthetic. They definitely don’t need photo-realism. 

Found the most fragile of snowflake’s [sic].

Wait is this a serious post.