Lol. Why don't you Google around, I'm sure you'll find that you're wrong.

perhaps it’s time to consider something more disposable.  like a 2000 camry or something.

This. I guess I was spoiled playing on pc, but with an i5/980 that thing was still very impressive visually and I can only recall a few issues, only one of which was an actual crash in the 100+ hours I played. I still had an amazing time with the game.

That or, despite some issues which are usually overblown, the game is still worth the price of admission.  I pre-ordered CP2077 and never regretted it, it NEVER could have lived up to the hype, but for what it was it was a great game and I enjoyed all 90+ hours I put into it. 

Yeah, exactly - and that’s more or less what I’m curious about as well: does this actually represent a groundswell of enthusiasm from players who hadn’t tried to purchase it in the window between when it was released and when it was pulled? Is there a little bit of double-dipping going on from that first pack of…

Oh god I remember that, it was for MW2 cause of dedicated servers, it was amazing:

reminds me of when there was some big fight in the call of duty series, think it was over servers or something, and they made steam groups saying they wouldn’t buy it, then after launch days, those groups, which showed what game they were playing, showed that the wide majority were playing the game they literally made…

Is it really that petty to think that someone might not play a console because their controllers keep breaking?

I guess we forget that Einstein wasn’t a child prodigy?

That looks more like a knockoff Duke Nukem than Steve Rodgers.

Sir, this is a Wendy’s

Hmmm, X-Wing Alliance is still 65% off on Steam for a couple more days...

It’s time to take this CRPG genre forward. Remaking games in 2021 that play almost as sluggish as games from 1998 is not a good use of time. It’s a throaway to nostalgia, which we have too much of in games today in place of raw innovation.

It’s weird that this article is actively ignoring the dozen or more actually good revival CRPGs in this exact vein in the last five or six years. It feels like somebody dusted off a thing they wanted to post about Pillars of Eternity but they were frozen in carbonite for half a decade and this is the first chance they…

It also has the problem of not providing many characters that you can really give a fuck about. BG had a colorful cast from quotable doofuses like Jan Jansen and Minsc, tragic figures like Jaheira, Sarevok and Viconia to entertaining bad guys like Edwin and Korgan. PoE has... Eder? My fave was Grieving Mother but she…

Yeah i didnt know they made Baldurs Gate, but even looking at their list of games they havent had a CRPG since 2000. Theyve made 20 games since Baldurs Gate 2 (their 4th game) that have not been CRPG’s, and a majority of those have been KOTOR, Mass Effect, or Dragon Age game styles. I would have equated this to the…

I get the excitement because it does look remarkably like them old games, but Larian’s BG3 is infinitely (pun intended) more interesting to me than yet another nostalgia trip. Unless I hear the writing on this thing is amazing, I’m actually less interested because of its aesthetic - it reminds me of Pillars of…

First of all, that’s awesome and hilarious! (Taika Waititi really hit one out of the park with that episode!)

Please; please; please change the title of this article.