Oh hey, a feature that has been free on Steam for the better part of a decade is going to cost $20 a year on the Switch. Another decade and maybe they will make it so that your digital purchases aren’t tied to hardware.

The only time I felt slightly sad was at the beginning of the movie when their mother died. The rest of the time I felt an unbridled rage. All the other characters in this movie exist exclusively to be the biggest jerks on the face of the planet.

That sounds like something on the software side, not hardware. From what I’ve read, the Nintendo dock just acts as a glorified key to the tell the Switch to start overclocking. Not really a justification for an oversized $90 dock that doesn’t even let you see the screen. I could maybe see it if the dock had hardware…

Kinda wished they took these out, mostly because I don’t want the game to go through any hardships from upcoming loot box legislation but also because it is a vestigial microtransaction left over from the days when players couldn’t trade with each other. DE’s only saving grace here is that the price of these packs is…

I would warn against supporting the game. EA was far too slow to fix the issues and spent most of the time between release and now trying to justify their greedy actions to their customers. That would be like giving a cookie to someone who only admitted to putting their hand in the cookie jar 5 months after they were…

But can you fight Giant Crabs with the power of Rock and Roll?

You know what would make Insane Sims allot more fun? Have randomized set moods and reactions for different interactions.

Okay, just to clear up confusion. Are they saying Omega-3 fatty acids from any source has no benefit, or just the supplements claiming that they give you Omega-3 fatty acids (like fish oil pills)? Cause they way you word it in this article makes someone think that Omega-3 fatty acids in general provide no benefit for…

“We certainly considered whether or not loot boxes would constitute as gambling,” said Vance. “We don’t believe it does. We think it’s a fun way to acquire virtual items for use within the game.”

“Frankly I’m just glad Hollywood hasn’t figured out a way to add micro-transactions to movies”

$5 says that the way to expand your vault is going to end up being a cash purchase from the Eververse. $5 more says that when the player base eventually throws another revolt, Bungie will respond to the backlash with a post that says it wasn’t their intention.

Doesn’t that already happen in their normal gameplay? The only time that wouldn’t happen is if there was a specific draft pick mode where only one of each hero can be chosen across multiple teams.

Gameplay mechanics aren’t art, nor should they be considered art for obvious reasons. You should be celebrating that there is more competition on the market because without it there is no need to innovate and the genre will never evolve.

If you think it is so easy, why don’t you join the police force and show them how it’s done? It’s easy to judge others when you aren’t the one putting their life on the line to serve the public.

Yu Yu Hakusho would be my suggestion. The English dubs for this anime aren’t that bad if you don’t feel like reading text while listening to moonspeak.

I can’t even log into my Nintendo Network ID on my new Switch. Checked the login info on my Wii U twice and I still can’t link my my Nintendo Network ID to my Switch.

Except if you read the story behind the development hell of Andromeda, you’d realize that it was EA that made Andromeda bad. The resources for Andromeda were reallocated to Anthem’s development which put the game far behind schedule. EA forced the Andromeda team to switch to the Frostbite 3 engine which basically made…

The worst part, you are probably going to be saying the exact same thing about the next Dragon Age game if EA has anything to say about it.

Destiny 2, Battlefront 2, and Mass Effect Andromeda included in the good/best games of 2017? I’m seriously doubting the “good/best” part of that. Looks like they just wanted the best looking, not the best in substance.

How about selling the items directly than hiding them behind a randomized number generator that is designed to make players spend way more money than what should be necessary? This isn’t that hard, plenty of games do that already without requiring an upfront buy-in price or loot box gambling mechanics.