Doesn’t that PS4 box look as fake as a $3 bill too?
I remember a time when Call of Duty Dog was all the rage. He came out in a year that only Chop from GTA5 was his real competitor. Seems so last-gen now compared with Dogmeat and D-Dog.
This is the definite top 5:
Also that bro-shooty game you may want to give requires an online subscription, if you want to play the parts where you shoot bros.
Considering a lot of PS3 games are being RESOLD as remastered versions on the PS4, at higher prices, the PS3 looks like an even better deal.
I also recommend buying on Steam first. However, Divinity: Original Sin is no longer available on Steam, but you can still get it in the App Store.
In theory, the Mac can run every game ever made for PC, but the hardware is seriously underpowered. They opt for Intel Iris cards instead of NVIDIA because they want their computers slick and thin. The price you pay for that is sluggish framerate and/or lower resolution graphics. I think most of the latest titles are…
Note that most AAA Mac native games are last-gen (Witcher 2, Call of Duty Black Ops 1, Batman Arkham City). This is mostly because Macs that could be gaming computers, like the Mac Mini, have hideous video cards. Games like Ark: Survival Evolved play like crap on my Mac. If you’re going to play light stuff, like…
Mac is doing very well with indie titles, but it should not be your platform of choice if you’re after AAA games. Not only because AAA games make it 6 to 12 months later than PC -if ever- but because the decent graphic cards are only available in the most expensive Macs.
Sure, you’ll miss out on console exclusives like Destiny
The Witcher 3 was at one point delayed until the Spring of this year, and I guess it turned out fine.
I’d gladly renew my premium account if they keep supporting it.
People forget that even 10 years ago everything was in 4:3.
Spoiler Alert: Kevin Spacey is Keyser Soze, and he was faking his limp the whole time.
I don’t know if it’s on Mac (without emulators) but it came out on iOS earlier this year.
I understand there’s a physical Witcher board game (and a videogame of that board game), perhaps we could see an official physical Gwent set like this sold in the future?
That’s essentially what EA/Dice did reskining Battlefield into Battlefront.