Maybe its a personal flaw, but while scanning this title my brain read “Medieval Buggery”. Just a thought the human brain is a funny thing.

Except this is also the year of some the best games in generations. Horizon/Zelda/Nier/Persona. Please explain how also providing access to gems that may have missed their primary audience is a bad thing.

Yeah need this answer. I’ve got the last PC release of this, and would love to have the texture revisit applied.

It was specifically because there was no overlap that Square bought them. Square had been tossing money at their RPGs for years, and to middling sales. So while the Japanese developers struggled to relate to the current generation of consoles/audience, Square decided to pick up a successful Western publisher to boost…

Steam has tools for “sharing” as you seem to phrase it. Just because something is digital doesn’t mean that it has no value or that it isn’t theft. If both users can access something at the same time then its duplication not “sharing”. If that were a diamond ring, it would require cloning, but it would still be theft.

I guess I can see this, but with Steams refund policy this holds less water than it once did. If you can’t tell in the first two hours whether or not you like a game, that’s on you.

Its not easy to see, but the read I got from Drax is that he only halfway gets humor, but is playing it up for the “family”. Especially since, as the Mantis scene shows, that’s not what he feels inside at all. Just crushing sadness. As much as his race doesn’t get metaphor, he seems to be put a lot of effort into…

I’m trying it out, but the the systems seem pretty simplistic. And so far not very interesting mechanically.

And millions of fans of the Square Super Mario RPG cried out in terror.

I’m 38 well past the, “hey that guy is cool because he gets paid to play games” level of experience. But as discussed in the article, I see this is an opportunity to share an experince with others. Sometimes its the community in chat and othertimes its the streamer. True, in most cases the streamer is a heightend…

More uses not mentioned in the article.

Regular boomerangs are bad but the giant is a monster. You just need to be aware of the terrain.

Also the original 3DS hinges are notoriously bad, but otherise sturdy. Replacing the form factor and for less that than the full 3DS XL is great.

I would really love to see some reaction videos from the devs on the ways the community has approached these kinds of tricks. I’m sure they’re aware, but wonder how many “tricks” they’d learned themselves that haven’t been discovered.

Welcome to the new “cable” system. The wires are different (except when they aren’t) and you have to have a streaming box of some sort, but the monetization schemes are the same. Remember decades ago when the “Disney channel” was a premium add by itself? This is the same.

But did the numbers go up? If so, I’m already addicted.

Quick typo “out not now for iOS and Android from Kongregate,”

He’s being ignore at this point because MCU has been building to world so it feels less odd to have an intergalatic deity all of sudden wrecking Earth. The MCU started with grounded characters to win audiences, and have been slowly ratcheting up the weird ever since. Doc Strange was the largest single film leap, and…

I guess perhaps its a niave view, but have we really reached the level of snark that we feel like all videos are “Just” money making ventures and that none of the personalities are genuine or enthusiastic about the work they do?

This is better than we all deserve.