“This is nonsense. They haven’t added any functionality to Xbox Live Gold to justify the price increase.”

This is just Gold, not Game Pass Ultimate, so why are you saying they’re wrong?

It’s not just the monthly subs though, it’s that a 6-month card now costs $60. Twice what it used to.

I am seeing the comments in this thread and it baffles me on how people are trying to make excuses for CDPR so they don’t have to feel guilty about playing the game at launch

But they made The Witcher III, which was popular, they can do no wrong!

Why is anyone shocked? Ya’ll really thought CDPR was different?

Easy answer for you. Yes, they literally “have” to allow citizens to speak lest they violate the First Amendment:

In short, it’s the worst mini game in Fall Guys.

It’s probably important to note that Sony owns the rights to Spider-Man in video games. In other words, it is more likely that in this case Crystal Dynamics didn’t pay Sony (enough) to put Spider-Man on the other systems, rather than Sony paying money for exclusivity.

Ohh god the replies here are gonna suck ass.

He publicly threatened suicide, then posted a picture to Instagram of him holding a pistol. Do you want them to confront him with balloon swords and bubble guns?

I’d rather company try to capitalize on trend rather than pointlessly attempt to shut down anything that might “damage the brand” so kudos on them for that.

I liked the concept of Trine, but I always found it a bit too floaty to get any real enjoyment out of it. It just seemed to lack the snap (for lack of a better word) of more competent platformers.

“Repair Kits are new utility items that will help you spend more time looting and shooting, and less time toiling away at a workbench fixing your gear,”

*Todd Howard overseeing the continued development of Fallout 76*

Last year, Gizmodo Media Group editorial had layoffs. But because we’re unionized, we were able to get a seat at the table to ensure that we were all kept informed, and we convinced our parent company Univision to instead offer buyouts, allowing those who wanted to leave the company to leave by choice (with 4 months…

The heavier characters have always had the highest top speed, even in the SNES one.

Heavy character = higher top speed but lower acceleration
Lighter character = lower top speed but higher acceleration (which is good for recovering from spin outs)
If you’re a really good driver who can avoid items and traps, you want the best top speed as possible.
There’s also the matter of how the cart turns, drifts,…

It’s absolutely absurd to me that Arnold does a check on every frame rendered, though. Seems like a waste of bandwidth on an already plodding process.