I think the BTTF DeLorean is in the game already but I haven’t collected it yet.  I did get KITT though which was an awesome surprise.

For how tight Metroid games normally are, and for how bloated and empty open world games usually are, this sounds like a terrible idea to me.  

Switch and PC.  Looks like it would be perfect for phones.

I got the game on Epic Store and the VR worked fine.  I don’t think you’ll have any issues.

Thank you for showing me that goth Giovanna exists.

Dr. Death is fucked up. The fact that it’s all true, that this man was allowed to continue ruining lives, that the show regularly interviews surviving patients... it’s all way too much for me.

Happy Death Day is great!  I loved the sequel too.

I’m with you. It’s a very ambitious game that fails to succeed at much of what it tries to do, often to the detriment of what it does well. It starts off strong and quickly feels tedious and repetitive with unimportant characters and a boring story.

Not that he needs any more money.

Exactly my point.

I feel like Kojima has been talking about this sort of thing for decades now.  I would love to see him actually come up with something that follows this ideal.

Exactly. Epic did not win this lawsuit.

I don’t think a FF7R sort of edit would work for a game like KotoR. I think it worked so well for FF7R because of how linear the original game is, that they could make significant story changes and have it be impactful for those who are already familiar with the original game. It worked as both a love letter to the…

Kinda sounded like everyone recorded their parts without hands-on direction. Like they were each told to record their parts on their own then they submitted a bunch of takes after the fact.

It makes your console usable again so yes, it is a fix. And all your saves are cloud-side anyway so you’re not losing much.

Speed Racer.

Quake multiplayer was never an afterthought, that is insane to think that. The thing that came after, which I can only imagine is what you’re getting confused by, is online play by way of QuakeWorld. Prior to that it was expected that people were only playing on LANs or college networks.

Right, they really wanted the player to be constantly switching weapons to hit the weak points and also using the chainsaw whenever they got the chance. It’s also probably why they explicitly show you the weak point of each enemy as soon as you meet them instead of letting you discover the weak points for yourself…

Hey, like what you like, there’s nothing wrong with that.

Sounds pretty similar to what was described in this other article: https://kotaku.com/dev-reveals-exploitative-nature-of-most-game-contracts-1847497090