The original demo was locked behind a $10-$15 magazine purchase.

*Changes bookmark to the old version*

Whomever ok’d the new design really should rethink things. Good lord that’s a massive fustercluck.

Even cooler, he didn’t need the banana at all. You can destroy blue shells by firing the bomb either right in front or behind you, and blow it up. When the blue shell hits, it hovers above you for a frame, target it then.

But what about Jet Set Radio Future

Correct this now, Fahey! This is extremely important! Your journalistic integrity is in question at this point!

Yeah it needs to be either or, really. Either make it subscription based, or get rid of the subscription so people only have to buy the game. It’s strange how they made this out to be for people/casuals who just want to get in and play a game instantly, but the price barriers are so high that they’re a big deterrent…

It needs at least one free game or demo or something so I can test my internet to see if it’s good enough before I’d consider buying anything. I don’t think even Destiny 2 is free, and I’d be ecstatic to try that again without having to dedicate a whole 90+GB of my hard drive for that one game.

Even worse, I wouldn’t be surprised if eventually some game gets removed from the platform, screwing over the subset of subscribers who bought it. My guess is that would cause the whole thing to collapse.

Agreed. PlayStation Now learned that lesson the hard way years ago. Google should have learned from their mistake.

Should have left it, but added an audio clip of “Black Lives Matter” every time it’s used.

Technological problems for Deadly Premonition are acceptable now, because we can look back and blame the comparatively less powerful systems it came out on.

Hiya, thanks for clarifying for me! I did use backup saves to my advantage on two occassions: One to join the Darklord covenant because you cannot do that on the same playthrough as everything else, and then again to get both endings. I just had to kill Gwyn twice. A friend dropped the weapons for me so I could use…

Alright, I’m sorry but I call BS on a 100% run of Dark Souls in 9.5 hours, considering you need to do 3 playthroughs to get all achievements/trophies. Am I missing something here?

Ah thank you for that clarification. I agree wholeheartedly with you.

I thought my sarcasm was evident, but that’s my mistake since 2016 and onward killed satire and sarcasm.

I think the biggest problem with GTAO is that most of the content requires you to be in a public lobby in order to play it. If you’re just interested in messing around, you can go into an invite only session and have a private sandbox all to yourself. But if you actually want to make any money from any of the…

I played GTAO on release day in 2013. After waiting hours to get in (remember that?) I finally started playing. People started griefing on day one too. The only difference between then and now, is that now it’s much easier to be an asshole.

Pihole on your network, and you never see an ad. It’s glorious.

“So if you’re going to pull a random rant about a dead guy remotely related to cars who used to date underage girls...”