I’m a HUGE VR fanboy, I use my Quest 2 near-daily, but man, the PSVR2 just doesn’t have sufficient software to make me want to buy one. Horizon and the Until Dawn Rush of Blood follow-up both interest me but not $800 CAD interest me.

VRChat allows you to do all of this, for free, and better. It’s one of the craziest hidden gems in gaming.

Hi kotaku, I don’t know how many of us were included in the layoffs, seems to be a small number of us, but I got laid off from Behaviour Interactive yesterday. I asked how many of us were affected and I was told “Several people from a few departments”.

Why is the pixel art good and visually pleasing?

There isn’t even a central app that shows all the “Netflix” games out there.

Yup! Still my favourite store to support for that reason. Only reason I’ve been buying more Steam games of late is cause they have the Steam Deck community controller remappings. But other than that the GOG games are just as reliable on getting them to run on Deck.

I didn’t mind the Epic Store on Windows but it’s so unreliable on Steam Deck. Turns me off buying anything on the store.

I was thinking the same thing, what prevents them from re-releasing the pc version and the Xbox version via back-compat?

To be fair I think the guy who did this research reconstructing the talent trees off officially-released footage probably had a blast doing it.

It’s only a matter of time before he starts the full on gambling streams again.

I see a lot of people saying they never heard of this guy which I find funny cause the two streamers I can name are Ninja and xQc.

Yep I fully agree. It's great at building a base and vocabulary, but you need to talk to become conversational. Sadly an app isn't a good speaking partner. 

I used Duolingo for Spanish. Now I'll mention I supplemented it with practicing my Spanish with native speakers in VRChat and watching Spanish TV, most notably Narcos. But I went from not speaking a word of Spanish to being conversational in six months without stepping into a classroom, with Duolingo being the primary…

I use it for touchscreen-oriented games and love it. Played through Ace Attorney, Ghost Trick and Puzzle Quest on my phone.

I had worked on a mobile game that launched to a super dedicated fanbase that loved discussing it in the facebook group. Seeing them figure out the way our systems work, systems I coded, was so satisfying to read.

I would love for a Twin Snakes re-release. It’s how I played MGS1, never played the PS1 version. I know Nintendo’s ties to it make it difficult to re-release, hoping for a Nintendo port some day maybe.

I’d buy that collection, but man... I just want MGS4 available off the PS3. And while I’d appreciate a full-on remake like Snake Eater Delta, I do want the original version available elsewhere as well.

Check out DraStic on Google Play. A DS emulator for Android that is being sold on the Play Store for years now. I remember buying it years ago and being shocked this was allowed, and in 2023 I still can go and install it to play DS games on my Android phone. I was shocked to see Dolphin being allowed on Steam, but…

I installed Sea of Thieves which was 90gb and it runs crazy smooth on my Steam Deck, dude. Large file size just means there’s a lot of high quality textures in there, doesn’t imply anything about performance.

Oh snap it's Wololo!