This is such a good idea it should be implemented in all future video games with brightness adjustment settings.

I turn the difficulty down to the lowest available setting, unless no such setting exists or I’ve played the game and/or series before. For PC games, I turn all the graphical settings up to their highest level.

Still, if people didn’t protest things that are ubiquitous, change would never happen.

I forgot that Geordi rocked an awesome beard at some point in the series.

I wish they’d told me this in 2002! I would have kept those old save files!

With his rapey-resume he’s probably on the fast track for a presidential and/or supreme court nomination.

Indeed.

Maybe it’s because I’m old, but I though the Nintendo Direct and the Blizzard thing were equally as exciting. I never played Skyward Sword because it required the WiiMotion plus controller, and I’ve been wanting to revisit Diablo 2 for years now but could never get it working properly on my modern PC. Also, Mario Golf…

I turned around and high-fived my wife (working from home).

Good riddance.

I didn’t enjoy Borderlands, but I loved Tales from the Borderlands. Went back and tried Borderlands 2, still didn’t enjoy it.

I’m 41 and I cry at pretty much every Pixar movie.

Yakuza 0 on PC uses phone booths to save. I was one hour into the game and I had to Google how to save. I also had to Google how to exit the game because it’s buried in the Settings menu. At some point I’ll pick up the PS4 version and hopefully I can just sleep the console whenever I’m done playing.

I tried Yakuza 0, and I loved it, until I realized that I would have to play for another 1 hour before I could save for the first time. So I uninstalled and got a refund. Archaic save points, now there’s a game mechanism that doesn’t respect the player’s time.

I have to agree. It’s nice to get lost in AC: Valhalla’s lushly detailed open world. I’d like to see a company tackle something similar in a tropical setting.

It’s a nice relaxing platformer requiring more thinking than timing.

I agree with this article. I listen to this soundtrack regularly. I would also recommend Oxenfree.

I had to read the whole article!

From a fellow Canadian, agreed.

As a Canadian, I have a question: what the actual fuck is wrong with people in Kentucky? I could understand if he was winning using voter suppression tactics like other Republicans, but a sizeable lead? How the fuck does that happen?