Some games are exponentially more fun when you achievement hunt since they force you to play in ways you wouldn’t otherwise or otherwise think of.

That’s a hell of a waste of that one time offer for a game that doesn’t seem to deserve any attention with how anti-consumer they are.

That’s the place it’s more likely to succeed if the powers that be leave that scene the fuck alone, unlike Nintendo, which seems almost keen on just completely destroying that scene.

They could do crossovers and would more likely be far easier to work with in doing so, assuming the people crossing over are reasonable in their fees.

I don’t think you realize how repetitive making a game is and how time intensive it is, and wasteful, customizing a game.

You honestly think big companies are ignoring their chance to ditch humans and subvert their wages with automated labor? BWAHAHAHHAHAHAH!

Only if they glued certain things not including the screen (ifixit doesn’t like that but it’s not what breaks a score). It’s almost certainly going to get a 6-10, especially once they sell you the replacement parts; hopefully at a reasonable price.

I think they’re playing it off, conveniently for clicks, because it really is rather absurd. It’s worth mentioning but let’s not forget that Nintendo handheld batteries for the DS and 3DS were unshielded and were just as pokeable as valves. And user replaceable all the same... (not as energy dense but still, piercing…

I don’t think it has anything to do with cooling but just more free shielding. There’s built in shielding on the ssd unit itself, which I never saw actually before, but it’s also nice to encapsulate those electronically noisy components with additional shielding if you can. That and the simple reason that you need…

From what I read, yes. You can play PVE but there are HUGE nerfs to everything you do if you do toggle PVE.

The way things were handled pre-social media and elite entitlement was through strict, mostly consistent moderation.

This just in, and I have to say it’s alarming: Playing Battleship as a kid doesn’t make you a Grand Admiral of her Majesty’s Fleet. Games are games. Many heads will explode over this.

Hmm, true. But in every MMO article we have to suffer FFXIV fanatics gassing on about their wonderful community. Not realizing that slowly but surely they’re becoming insufferable gasbags that are all too gleeful to ignore their early day problems, which included a VERY toxic and nasty culture.

Well, early GBA games were garish to compensate for the terrible screens. Those weren’t the true colors the devs wanted you to “see” in the first place. Thus the recolors in emulation to more closely mimic it.

Let’s put it into perspective for a modern context: “Football players need to play football and shut up.”

Much, much better royalty structure. But who cares about devs...

Well, a great time to have this be a wake-up call and have one or several emergency solutions. No matter the era or the tool, it’s always foolish to not have a backup protocol. If you can access Facebook you can access forums, chat programs, etc.

From computational limitations in decompressing to security and OS there are a lot of reasons for large installs. Another, with patching, is that you’ll have to re-download portions of the game because the entire file structure was changed or code/resources were consolidated.

You can “compress” images and textures and only have visual consequences, but compressing files requires computational power to decompress. Particularly the better or more sophisticated the compression. There’s some slight exceptions to this but that is the rule.

A good TL;DR;DC is to consider film stock. Technically they all shared similar resolutions of their type. Film stock has different resolutions but let’s talk about the ones that share the same.