Not only that, but the doors were the reason it was delayed 18 months. 

It’s a Spider-man game. And a sequel. How different could it possibly be? He web slings and beats the shit out of bad guys while being as simultaneously snarky and angsty as possible. I'd be disappointed if it WAS radically different, because web-slinging, ass-kicking, snarky angst is the core of Spider-man's…

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I have noticed a dangerous trend in my area concerning right of way etiquette: “Dangerous courtesy”

Sour cherry red? Excuse you, that’s Rosso Siviglia. 

I’m 6' and I fit. It’s really the pedal box that’s the issue. It’s VERY narrow, so if you have big feet, it’s gonna be a problem. Matt Farah from The Smoking Tire has one, and I think he’s 6'2" or 6'3". His secret is either no shoes, or very slim shoes, like Adidas Samba’s. 

If and when they bring this feature to the PS Portal, that makes it a MUCH more enticing product, especially for people who don’t want to or can’t buy a PS5. 

A quick search on Amazon shows that the cheapest external BD-XL drive is $90, and most are well over $100, so the PS5 one isn’t a bad deal. 

Yeah, the Triforce is kind of the cornerstone of the entire franchise. I was disappointed when they made ZERO mention of it in BOTW and TOTK.

The Neir series does this VERY well. I’m playing Neir Replicant for the first time, and each subsequent playthrough gives you different/more dialog, cutscenes, lore, and context. 

Depending on how their union contract works, the nearly 25% a year raise over 4 years it would take to reach that aren’t completely out of pocket. During our last union contract negotiations, IT was reclassified, and my pay went up 15% the first year, 10% the second year, and 9% the third year. This is counting the 5%…

Did we really need a performance upgrade though? Most devs aren’t taking full advantage of what the console is capable of. Destiny 2 runs at 4k 60fps (1440p 120hz in PVP with a compatible monitor/TV), and I’ve never noticed any texture pop-in or frame dips. 

That’s exactly what it is.

Cartridges would be AWESOME. A 256GB m.2 SSD is like, $15. Add on $60-$70 for the publisher and developer to split. I’d pay that price for a cartridge that contained the full game. 

Big AAA games are simply too big for disks. Games like Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and The latest Call of Duty both exceed the maximum capacity for Blu-Ray XL, which is 128 GB. Personally, I’d love the return of cartridges. I’ve seen 256GB m.2 SSD’s (non-NVME) for as low as $15 retail, so I’m sure manufacturers could cut…

I can’t imagine the pro version is going to be worth it. The current one can already run games at 4k 60hz, or 1440p 120hz. It’s largely up to game devs to make their games run at those specs. You’re looking at diminishing returns for anything more than that. 

Huh... I’ve had every Sony console, including the slim ones, and I’ve never had a disk drive fail. I think I had to adjust something on my fat PS2, but other than that, I’ve never had problems. 

The PS slim models never come with a performance increase. Just a slight bump in storage. The PS4 Pro was the first time we saw a mid-gen refresh actually add performance/functionality. Usually, Sony just takes functionality away. 

It’s a fundamental problem with the American attitude. Far too much “me”, and not enough “we”. It’s why we can’t have nice things. 

once the donut is installed on the vehicle that the driver gets absolutely zero reminders from the dash?