It is an important distinction. Indian people are from India.

Fishing for arguments. Interesting.

I think you need to stop playing Competitive and just take it easy.

Calm down.

Anything on XBox listed as a “trial” is the full game, just time-limited. I haven’t yet seen what that limit is for We Happy Few, but you’ll likely have an hour or two to play the game before being asked to pay the full price to continue.

That was in the AGDQ run, but not the new run that this article is about. Watch the video at the end of the article.

Well, her original design is a skintight suit that’s essentially body paint...

It’s $40 on PC. Probably the same on PS4.

It’s on PC too!

That’s pretty cool, I had no idea the game hubs work like actual user accounts.

You’re right, online play is going to require this expansion, but it is a separate thing from this expansion.

I’ve also never experienced any lag issues.

They’ve said: “brand new features that have never been seen in Rock Band before. These are really big, new modes to the game”

Online play got confirmed a couple months ago, so I’m thinking this is actually something different.

I thought it was the worst trailer of the conference. It looks so generic and uninteresting.

You’re right, the XBox One does already have 8-cores; I totally forgot about that. With increased power all-around I’m sure it can do 4k @ 30FPS fairly easily, but I wouldn’t hold my breath for 60 outside of games that are relatively simplistic graphically.

I totally forgot about that. I was just thinking in comparison to the i7 6700.

Well, they’re talking about an 8-core CPU. They’re also not saying 4k is going to run at 60 FPS.

Last Days of Old Earth http://store.steampowered.com/app/376450/

For me it would be:

If you care about graphics, framerate, expandability, and utility, then yes. The only thing you’ll be missing out on are console exclusives (of which there are very few) and the extreme ease of use that a console can offer.