The blog post says that it uses Bluetooth and a USB-C cable. I don’t really understand that. Is the headset actually wireless? Is Bluetooth good enough to stream two 2040p 120hz screens? If not, what information would it need to communicate that couldn’t be communicated from the PS5 itself?

This blog post says that the cameras are in the headset.

OBS is Open Broadcaster Software, a program used to record a user’s screen, generally for recording or live-streaming gameplay.

Your local library or bookstore are good places to start, but if that’s not an option for you, there’s always the Shonen Jump app/subscription service, as others have mentioned.

Dad-a-chick?

It looks like the human characters are missing for the bulk of the story, but who knows if that’s true of the movie or just Paramount knowing the audience of The Game Awards.

This will at least be...a different kind of bleah than Forces, so I’m interested in seeing more.

I can’t think of the last time an open-world game had a super-fast main character that wasn’t literally a car. Infamous Second Son’s neon ability, maybe?

If a had a nickel for every time Joel MacHale prominently featured in a video game that brought together multiple IPs, prominently including Batman, and called them all different dimensions, I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice.

Yeah, but he’s still moderately famous on YT, and has some solid professional voice acting roles too.

If you already purchased a GTA game, you can still download and play your old versions...once the Rockstar Social Club launcher is back up, at least. But if you don’t already have them, you can’t buy them anymore.

The only reason Nintendo is a counterexample is because they stubbornly refuse to mark down any of their games.

As long as they keep making obscene amounts of money on GTAO and RDO, I don’t see why R* would stop any of this nonsense.

In order for that to work as cleanly as it does in the Halo and Monkey Island remasters, you basically need the whole game running in both versions at the same time, which is a lot to ask.

Believe it or not, mocapped ASL was going to potentially be a feature in Half Life 2: Episode 3:

From the quoted piece in the article, this emulator only guarantees that games boot. It does not guarantee that any or all games can or will play from start menu to credits, or that they would do so without issues. 

Are you not aware that there have been official Mario LEGO sets for over a year now?

Honestly, it looks like this can be a “switch that magically runs PC games”...as long as you exclusively stick to games that have green checkmarks.

I find it hilarious that exactly none of the first-party games shown were fully compatible.

I dabble in IT, thanks to some temp jobs.

I’ve never understood how bad Microsoft is at making game clients on their own damn OS