Those used the smaller and cheaper Saturn IB, as did the Skylab crew missions and the Apollo orbital test missions.

Holy crap, that Soy looks and sounds incredible.

They also didn’t have the optimized drivers that came out this morning. This is why zero-day reviews just aren’t relevant on most games anymore.

Yeah, as of my last build I went all in on nVidia. They have optimized drivers on or before the launch day of every AAA title, and while their automatic settings optimization is a bit to conservative for my taste, it does give you an idea of what you need to get max FPS vs quality as a baseline. I bought a Shield and…

After you walk up to it, activate the power armor stand ( walk over to it and hit activate when the option pops up). This will automatically move the armor into the stand, even if you don’t make any changes.

Look no further than Bayer Pharma and aspirin for the consequences of not protecting your brand. Google and Photoshop are in serious risk as well. You do NOT want your brand entering the common parlance.

It’s still pretty early, with only Wave 1 shipped. It’s a fun game, and when more units are available to mix things up (especially the ISD), it should get a bigger following.

Not seeing any indication that this is the new version with a 3.5mm jack on it. They are probably clearing backstock of the older models. Still a good deal, but don’t be surprised when you get it.

Not seeing any indication that this is the new version with a 3.5mm jack on it. They are probably clearing backstock…

They have said that PC to XBox stremaing is coming in 2016, so not really necessary.

They had lots of negative feedback on the quality of the headset, just like the bundled one for the PS4. They redesigned the controller to have a 3.5mm jack (like the PS4) and let you go grab your own instead.

While I was disappointed enough that CBE didn’t measure up to Alpha Centauri, the game itself was so lackluster that it went beyond disappointing and into full on buyers remorse. It didn’t help that the game was buggy to the point of being unplayable at launch and took them months to bother fixing it, either.

I think I see you there in the back, next to Burneko trying to use his Xbox One. :P

My favorite part about his posts is that this sub-blog is called “adequateman” and he repeatedly proves that as a modern man he is far from being adequate. This is 2015, if you don’t know your account names and passwords, don’t go blaming the world for it, that’s pretty much the definition of an incompetent human…

We only got the guitar, but it’s the best instrument we have ever had. The buttons have good feedback without being clicky, and the new strumbar is really responsive, with a much shorter throw than the old ones. I preferred clicky stumbars, but they always ended up breaking, so this is a good compromise.

They did surveys to find out the features people wanted. A lot of them. And looked at past sales numbers to confirm them. What we got was the most popular and used features of RB3 with some fixes and improvements that were highly requested.

They are working on adding more songs over time, this is just what they had done for launch. Bear in mind, this isn’t like what they did for RB1/2/Green Day where you just pulled the song off the disc and it worked, but you didn’t get the new features from the new game. They are remastering each track to have…

But GH Live is so much more realistic. I mean what concert crowd doesn’t bring giant signs that say “YOU SUCK” with them just in case the band flubs up? :P

We paid $175 for our XBone (traded in a PS3 for $125 in credit), and just with the DLC tracks available at launch we are at 165 songs (which would have been $2 each to replace) - it’s definitely a better deal to buy the console than it is to replace the tracks for a lit of people.

At the very least, the Guitar bundle is selling well; Amazon is having trouble keeping up with demand as of today. I get a feeling it’s going to be a hot seller this holiday season as well.

There won’t be a RB5. They will instead keep updating RB4 with new features and rely on track sales (the real cash cow anyway) to keep Harmonix afloat.