Sony’s Pocketstation: Am I a joke to you?

IMO- Skyrim. Can’t think of too many other games where it’s possible to make a whole range of bad decisions in a short span of time.

Wasn’t the last BlizzCon entry pass just an awful data-collecting app?

Bourdain was a punk with at least some degree of education and interest in things outside of food and pop-culture. Sure he had some very well-known guests on his shows, but they (the shows) never hinged on that as they were always about the place and it’s people.

Funny, the only thing that turned me off from playing Witcher III on a PS4 was the fact that I could barely read the text while sitting 4 feet away from a 32 inch TV, which isn’t a problem for me playing it on a Switch Lite.

This is nice, but I remember when Abandoneware sites were a thing (shoutout to Home of the Underdogs and the Abandonware Webring) in the late 90s through very early 2000s. Some of them really well-curated treasure troves, where you could find all kinds of rare gems. As someone whose PC specs were always several…

I have no idea how all of this works from a technical point, but it wouldn’t be too crazy to assume that Google can work with the massive quantities of player input data and somehow route the necessary bandwidth depending on where in the game you currently are - which to me would ideally mean more noticeable lag when…

That’s nice and all, but running Doom on an old Kodak DC260 digital camera is by far more impressive.

All of the games are included. Maybe there’s some transactions involved with TES Online and other online games, but all single-player games are definitely part of the subscription.

Isn’t there like a Sbarro he should be managing instead?

Since I don’t care about transferring saves, my fix was to just set up my own account on the Lite, then rename it to my wife’s name and add her Mii avatar.

Part of why Nintendo’s brand works is because for the most part they avoid doing shady shit like this.

I think I’ll just wait for Nintendo to release the entire game in some 20 years (when they’ll have a console powerful enough to handle it)

I love JRPGs, but for those of us who don’t read Japanese, let’s face it - what we’re playing is a work of the translator first, actual writer second. And as voice acting in games became more of a thing, often using voice talent known for anime dubs - so has translation quality devolved to new lows of obnoxiousness..

Please more SMT content on Kotaku.

Wow, the blatant italianophobia on display in the comments section is absolutely abhorent. You leftist antipa need to stop dragging my good paisano Rudy’s name through your red sauce.

To me games like CC (and a few others) represent the golden age of Squaresoft on PS1, before their big Square Pictures-fueled downfall. You could see that the company was at it’s creative peak then.

I feel like states with legal recreational don’t really care about you leaving their state with a few well-wrapped nugs or a couple of cartridges. Don’t travel with too much and don’t be obvious about it. If you can get your carry-on bag through the TSA checkpoint, you’re golden.

There’s a reason why Amish Paradise is my karaoke staple.

Only Nintendo can get away with grabbing a random piece of plastic, slapping some joycons on it, building a piece of software around all that, and actually selling it to rave reviews.