Beautiful, but it ain't happening. Corporations will use it to maximize profits, jobs will be cut, as usual, individuals will suffer.

Agree on that first bit. The assassin's Creed formula was already starting to wear thin at that point. The privacy parts were just so damn fun and original that I was able to mostly overlook how much the actual association bits sucked.

Yeah, I played starfield for about four hours, thought “wow, I’ve already played this game so many times already, but better”, shut it off, and never went back. Very glad I just tried it out on GamePass.

On the plus side, it’s an absolutely shit game with horrifically dated graphics and animations and gameplay straight out of Farmville (but 3d... Woo.). Walk up to a thing, press an interact button, wait, repeat forever, so nobody is missing anything of value if they skip it.

Yeah, the answer was a boring grind. It's entirely shippable.

A better word there would probably be "simple" vampire survivors is cheap and good, but that's because it was very limited in scope.

Nah, I never replay games. But it is still nice to be able to migrate games I'm currently playing to the next generation if there are some I haven't finished yet.

Lol, feels like it wasn't that long ago that they ended their last attempt at being a streaming video service

“100 times higher than during the Famicom era”

It looks fine.

My guess? Workaround for a bug that was easier to fix by disabling the ability to steal them entirely.

I think specs-wise, the steam deck is a damn good place. Graphics-heavy games are less than ideal on it anyways since, after a certain point they chew through the battery so fast you're better off switching to a different device and a bigger battery means an even heavier device when it's already pushing the limits of…

It's very clearly parody.

The steam deck is $359 right now. lmao.

My steam deck and the other modern handheld systems beg to differ.

They're saying vaping is embarrassing af. And it is.

Someone else is going to die in her place. Based on the conclusion of the first bit, I suspect things are going to be quite a bit different moving forward.

Yup, there’s no reasonable way to predict how much this could cost the dev and could easily outrun their profit over time. I'm a customer with a desktop, steam deck, laptop, and family sharing with two kids, that’s a lot of potential installs from a single purchase.

In that picture, Mercy could easily be 15 and Pharah 10.  Not that I give a shit about any of these, but come on...

That's fine. After botw, its dlc, and totk, the games weaknesses (especially that dated, mediocre combat) has really worn thin.