I live in an apartment and ironically Ring Fit and Fitness Boxing are getting the job done. I wasn’t experiencing lag with Ring Fit, but I’m also on the medium setting. I could see the higher settings getting crazier.

If you’ve played the previous games, it’s the same set of consequences, if you don’t visit often. They aren’t permanent and nothing you can’t rectify.

*Detective checks notes*

I echo many a sentiment shared here, but one thing I’d like to add is that ME2 contains probably my single favorite piece of game soundtrack music ever: Suicide Mission.

I really want to finish Fallen Order. I got roughly 1/3-halfway through and I tried going back into it on the Series X, but I completely forgot the controls and what force powers I had and got my ass handed me almost immediately. Also really want to finish Link’s Awakening on Switch. Different issue, where I don’t…

I really liked The Bouncer. By the time I got to play it, all the hype died down and I was able to get a used copy for around $15. I liked everything about it except that it was really short. I always held out hope that Square would do a sequel or a remaster that would at least double the game length.

I have to stick up for Fusion Frenzy. That was a constant college dorm party game on rotation when it came out. It was always on and passed around along with Dreamcast classics like Virtua Tennis and Power Stone 2, then Gamecube’s Smash Melee and Mario Kart.

Yeah, it’s meant to push some buttons, but without any real consequence, since the world and situations don’t really change. Characters will still react and make decisions on a preset path, regardless of a choice you make. I’m speaking as a wide generalization of course, since I’m sure some choices affect things like…

I’m also surprised, no one has jumped on the side-mission thread involving a certain messiah and what you can or can’t participate in doing. It brings up a really interesting storyline there, and just chooses to go with shock value to resolve it without really saying anything on the matter or having any kind of…

This is probably why Sony took it off the store and is issuing refunds. Microsoft, in turn isn’t doing the same.

Regarding specifically about the gameplay footage you’re showing in your post. I used to work for a game publisher and it was always the publisher/developer that provided Sony/Nintendo/Microsoft with the trailers, advertising material and gameplay footage. Not sure if that’s the case in this instance, but if so, it…

Depends on how you look at it. NMS worked smoothly. Lacked what they advertised, but I never experienced the two freezes, and one progression stopper bug in 10 hours of Cyberpunk than I did the in 40 hours of the launch build of NMS. In fact, I never experienced a single crash or progress stopper.

It’s a rule of mine to eat before and/or after the event. At most, maybe I’ll grab a quick snack or a beer. But anything more is usually an overpriced disappointment.

I don’t run into them that often. Actually I find the amount of “cards” laying around in the world to be more odd. Just random packs of “cards” everywhere. When it doesn’t seem like there’s much gambling, card trading, card reading, or scanning to be done as far as I know.

I think it’s just the narrative built around the game, that’s getting more exposure than the game itself(i.e 8 years in development, dev crunch time and the horrible work conditions, poor last gen performance). I mean, games like TLoU2 and Final Fantasy 7:Remake, have been in development for almost as long, without…

Yeah, the consensus I’m seeing is that game journalists are all over this game, but gamers in general are equally preoccupied with other games as much as they are this one.

I honestly wasn’t aware that this game was teetering into “overhype” territory until I saw this article and the one in Polygon today. I only preordered it last month after I realized I wanted something brand new to play on the Series X(even though it’s not made for it specifically). I also was into Witcher, so the dev…

On a date years ago, she had a huge purse and we loaded it up with bags candy bought at a CVS downstairs from the mall theater. That’s about it. When theaters did only midnight screenings for movies(not not the earlier thursday 8pm showings now), my friends and I would bring flasks of alcohol and take swigs throughout.

So pretty much it was 4 hours of smoothing things over with Johnson, in the hopes he can continue in Hobbs and Shaw since the mainline F&F movies are ending. Got it.

I don’t think anyone actually cared that Harry wore it, until it ruffled the feathers of right-wingers. That just made the decision to do it, turn into a cause to rally behind.