Never in my life has pressing a button been so emotional. I can fondly remember other sad game things (the death of Aerith, Palom and Porom turning to stone to save Cecil, the death of Roland), and even Naia’s death didn’t hit me that hard. But anytime I think of standing at the shore and realizing there is another…

The fuck does 2XKO mean
edit: I guess it’s because it’s a 2v2 fighter, so you have to do a 2XKO to win?  That’s fucking dumb and doesn’t communicate LoL AT ALL.  who is marketing this damn thing???

Put some respect on that name!

I got the impression that the Whispers aren’t a thing anymore because of the events at the end of Remake. Sephiroth used them to jumpstart his NG+ file so now the rails are gone.

This is what I’m hoping for.  While Fate of Atlantis was my favorite Indiana Jones game, Emperor’s Tomb was really damn fun to play.  If there was a way to incorporate some of the more classic puzzles from the “adventure” games while also giving me the third-person brawling that Emperor’s Tomb was good at, I’d be…

Now that you say it, I actually think that formula could work. Take out Nazi Commanders while sneaking through a tomb or something.

Well, this has my attention, but I’m uncertain what to expect. I really love Indiana Jones and all its properties, but the games have been ALL OVER THE PLACE over the years

The earliest Indiana Jones games were basically NES/SNES-type classic action platformers where you had lives, killed enemies and reached the end of…

Ok, but what about the ability to replay JJJ or Danika’s podcasts? It’s the one feature I really missed from the first one. I missed a number of podcast forever because I got too close go a mission/activity just as it started. 

To quote the guy from the other thread: “Starfield wasn’t snubbed. It simply wasn’t deserving.”

Prior to crit role he was already one of the most prolific voice actors in the industry. Perhaps not for western game developers, but absolutely for english dubs of japanese studio games and ESPECIALLY anime. Crit Role certainly opened more doors, but his list of credits prior to it’s becoming a thing was already…

Nacon, then, attempts to cut the problem out at the root. Like a growing number of other manufacturers (and Sega back in the ‘90s, with its Saturn and Dreamcast controllers), it uses contactless magnet technology, powered by a phenomenon called the Hall effect, to track the movement of its analog joysticks and…

You can tell someone put a lot of effort into this slideshow /s

Which, to be fair, is basically all that Fortnite is. If you treat it as a Fortnite-esque experience, you can more or less get the same thing out of it. But if you want the full picture, there is just a lot more there that makes it tough to just jump in at any given point.

You more or less understand the Destiny cycle. It (sort of works) because the gameplay is solid and they’re relatively consistent at pumping out content. That was Avengers’s issue (and a lot of other GAAS games like Anthem) which is that they were really bad at releasing post launch content at a reasonable clip.

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I feel like even setting aside the studio’s ghastly writing with regards to mental health, their grasp of horror is flawed at a core level. The constant focus given to “look at X returning staff member from Team Silent” feels like Konami’s attempt to draw attention away from that.

Bloober has yet to deliver a properly cohesive and engaging game. Everything they come out with seems to be mediocrity with a measure of something greater hidden underneath all their pointless crap.

You have no idea what are you are talking about, as evidenced by the fact that you are talking about two ENTIRELY different things, but treating them as if they were the same or otherwise had any relevance to each other.

Proc-gen and “AI” are not the same thing. You’re confusing the two and setting them as if they are created or developed the exact same way.

Someone on Twitter (@Pierre_Chanliau) posted a statistic that I’ll replicate here: “Ms. Marvel has only appeared on 14 out of 646 pages and 37 out of 3204 comic panels of Zeb Wells’ run: The Amazing Spider-Man #1-25, Dark Web #1, and Dark Web Finale #1. Only 2.17% of the pages and 1.15% of the panels have Kamala Khan…

He doesn’t explicitly say how (which makes sense, cause it could be a few things) but based on what he said in the video I’ll take a stab at it: