It’s easy to copy something - it’s much more challenging to design and create something. The hard work is the creation. 

Yeah. That’s what I keep thinking about. If you are a developer working on an open world game with enemies that react to the player or evolve over time, are you now calling a lawyer to figure out if you can keep making that game?

This really bums me out. It’s an amazing system, but one that already isn’t imitated nearly enough. A patent isn’t going to encourage teams to pay WB, it’s going to simply stop them from including this feature, or, from smaller teams, from even attempting anything like this, due to them not understanding the legal…

Man. I don’t like this. It’s a cool system that would be nicer if others could also use.

Wow, so edgy.  

Hell yeah.

I’m already seeing the comments, so let’s be clear about something here:

“Cancel Culture” did not kill Alec Holowka. We don’t yet have the full picture of how he died, but it sounds as if he died by suicide, and had been suffering from a host of psychological and personal difficulties prior to that final, tragic act.

No…

Same here. Red Faction Guerilla made me think it’d be normal. Had a similar feeling with all of the rave reviews for Breath of the Wild fixated around all of the gameplay systems that interacted, we’ve had these things at least since Thief, why is it so groundbreaking now? But you look around, and games just don’t…

The first time I played this game was in a Gamescom demo in 2014. At that point, the cloud-enabled destructibility was also planned for the single-player.

Why do people have problems with furries? Seems harmless to me.

Fortnite’s account-merging feature has been delayed “until early next year,” Epic has announced. The feature, which will allow players to combine their accounts across consoles, was supposed to arrive in November.

This is Simmiland, a low-fi God sim (with a big card game element) that’s out on Steam tomorrow.

The beautifully pixel animated, hoverbike racing game Desert Child will release for PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC on December 11. It takes place in a futuristic solar system where you can customize your ride to shoot stuff and win races all while chilling to lo-fi hip-hop.