It’s just so people don’t get confused and think something releases on Friday May 19th on one platform and Tuesday May 19th on another. Days are fluid like that, right?

I’m pretty excited for Ahsoka to pick up the Rebels story. My only concern for the show at the moment is that I’m not sold on the casting for Hera. I generally like Mary Elizabeth Winstead, but I don’t feel like she’s a good fit here. Hopefully I’ll be proven wrong when the show airs.

I’m surprised this isn’t included as part of the expansion pack membership.

I’ve been fully bought in to VR for years. I started with the first Oculus dev kit and I’ve owned pretty much every major consumer headset since. With that said, I’m about to cancel my PSVR2 pre-order and here’s some of the reasons why.

Doesn’t this requirement come from DirectStorage still not being ready for general use? Even when it does become a viable solution, there will still be many computers that don’t have appropriate hardware to make use of it.

This makes so much more sense. I was asking myself “Who could possibly retire with $650k?”. 

All that Kotaku bloggers care about are clicks, nothing else. They don’t care about spoilers, they don’t care about accurate content and they love to create posts for drama. I really miss the day when Kotaku at least had some bloggers, like Fahey (RIP), who you’d know would put out quality content every time because…

“We need better moderation”

Are these games only available in the US? I’d never heard of this before and just checked my app. There’s absolutely nothing to do with games there. I’m based on Canada, so I’m guessing it’s a region thing.

Nothing at all wrong with the word choice. They’re clearly all hooking up with relatives and trying to make those relationships work. 

“This is especially problematic because its real-world setting …”

I’m guessing you haven’t played the game before. The developers expect players to die at that boss. Even if you beat him, you die right after.

At that price, you bought the classic version and not the remake. The remake is on sale, but significantly more expensive. 

While it’s a solid unit, the Odin Pro isn’t a miracle solution for PS2 and Gamecube. Games like Outrun 2006(mentioned in the article) and F-Zero GX are unplayable, as are many others. That shouldn’t come as a surprised to anyone familiar with this type of hardware, but most people aren’t and are going to walk away…

I might be interested in the Extra subscription, but I’d like to know what the option will be to upgrade the nearly 3 years of Plus subscription I currently have left.

I’m not the biggest Souls fan, but I really liked Bloodborne and generally enjoyed Dark Souls 3 and the Demon Souls remake. Didn’t care for Dark Souls 1 or 2.

As someone who thought the original massively overstayed its welcome, has enough changed to make It worthwhile to give the sequel a shot?

There’s nothing wrong here. What you’re describing is Apple’s ‘optimized battery charging’. If you don’t want it, you can disable it.

I’ve been really happy with the Evercade handheld and am looking forward to the VS. There was a lot of concern when the name ‘Blaze’ was associated with the produce, as that’s a name that’s typically known for some pretty terrible quality retro gaming products.

“Mads Mikkelsen is replacing Johnny Depp as the villain Grindelwald, so that’s cool at least.”