Not everything HAS to evolve. There’s a reason why some retro games are still played today and are considered timeless classics while their newer iterations only lasted a short while. Some formulas just work and continue to be appreciated by many. While I did enjoy the last few Final Fantasy games, the ones I keep…

I like how there’s that little nugget turd that kinda flies out way farter than the rest of the lumps, it’s a nice touch.

I’m more inclined to believe that there was indeed some strongarm going on and they were indeed pushed to cancel, but now that it’s out in the public, Nintendo and Panda are putting up a face that makes it sound like they’re the victims and taking the heat from VGBC’s “tantrum” unfairly. If Nintendo’s stance was this…

Naw, it’s not about you. I’m consistent with myself: two identical installs on identical systems can yield different bugs, and I myself have fallen in both the unusually stable and unusually unstable ends of the spectrum. No contrdiction there.

Yup… Had some great performance on games people were claiming to be buggy all the time, and bugs on games where less than one in 10000 users had any issue, all on standard game consoles that should all be built and performing the same. and then there’s Civ VI where the leaders have no hair in DirectX 12 because the…

Wow, you clearly never witnessed the same Windows build on two identical systems before. Especially in the Windows 98 era, you’d see different bugs creep up for no reason, kinda like if the installer did a frickin dice roll to determine the issues it would have, with no rhyme or reason.

Kefka was a great villain. No edgy backstory, no troubled youth or tragic circumstances. Just a straight up maniacal war criminal that needs to be stopped at all costs.

If you’re into that, you’re probably going to get a number of hits on some other site. You know the one. The fans got you covered.

I didn’t ask for this.

Easiest way I’d imagine to fix this is to predefine whatever group of pokemon an outbreak spawns when it first does, and then keep reloading that after picnics. if there was a shiny originally, it’ll still be there afterwards, if not, well, tooo bad.

I guess that’s also why I’m constantly greeted by a prompt with a G/O Media sanctionned survey that wants me to talk about my alcohol drinking habits. I mean, lots, but why do you need to know?

I also love how a recent Windows 11 update added the functionality launch games directly from the Xbox Game Bar, by pressing the Xbox button on the controller, only half the time it doesn’t work because Windows is trying to launch the game exe instead of the launcher, and I have so far not found any method to correct…

Pantone Orange 021C is the new Black.

Entirely unrelated, but why am I being greeted with a survey on my alcohol drinking habits?

I’m pretty sure most people, myself included, would be glad to work 5 half days and get HALF of she was offered for it. It’d take several months for me to earn that much and most of it disappears into paying bills and long-term loans. Am I internationally recognized as the Voice of Bayonetta? No. I do office work and…

I’m extremely  bothered by the fact that they HAD a fantastic Silent Hill project in the works with some legendary names attached to it and a teaser demo that was highly acclaimed, then decided to fire the shit out of every talented individual in their company to better milk their triple-A franchises into Pachinko…

I’d be happy getting another RTX3060 for our other PC, it’s great bang for your buck without needing to be a rich-ass mofo and it is a MUCH more energy conscious choice. Have you seen the price of electricity in Europe these days?

I don’t see a problem with Kotaku leaning more towards the Democrat opinion, it’s not like ALL media outlets are lefties, there are plenty of other sites with conservative views. How is this different than CNN vs Fox, for example? Media outlets have historically been politically aligned in one way or another and…

Women, get out of Gilead while you still can.