It’s like people who complain there’s nothing on Netflix because nothing in the new releases catches their eye.
It’s like people who complain there’s nothing on Netflix because nothing in the new releases catches their eye.
Anyone who isn’t finding value in the gamepass is bonkers-crazy-pants or has already spent their money on every game to come out each month. As someone on a tight budget, there is at least one game announced each month that pays for the whole subscription. I can understand un-subbing because you just don’t have the… Read more
Personally, I’d take it over Dishonored because Prey rewards exploration and backtracking a lot more (whereas Dishonored was more of a linear set of missions where you can’t choose to revisit locations for collectibles you missed or access locations with new abilities). The gloo gun was just really fun to play with,… Read more
PLAY. THIS. GAME. Read more
Look, I’m sure he’s typical executive scum Read more
I mean, that was a huge part of it for a lot of my friends. Playing as Snoop Dogg and burning someone with a blunt before a character from Attack on Titan pops in and shoots with you his 8-bit anime tracers and uses body pillow finisher in a historical WW2 setting is... jarring. It just looks aesthetically ugly,… Read more
That’s -part- of it, but not very much. The public at this point expects it and in some cases demands it. Madden laid the foundation. I don’t see that changing and one reason Microsoft bought them, because they know they can count on the regular infusion of cash.
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If getting off to hot girls older than you while under 18 makes the women pedos than I turned a lot of women in to pedos in the late 90s....oops.
You do know its comically easy for kids under 18 to get any sexual content they like, right? You can’t even argue that she markets directly towards under 18s so calling her a pedo means you’d have to call any man or woman that creates sexual content a pedo simply because kids can access it easily thanks to the internet…
Geez, you’ve got a wild imagination. Care to back up your claims with sources?
(which is partly because 90% of the buildings can’t be entered). Read more
I grabbed this for $30 about a month ago and it is an absolute blast. Tiny display bug here or there but super fun game. No clue how bad it was when it first came out.
That’s fine. It’s an amazing game now, time for the DLC then whatever. Make another Witcher, will be good press for UE5 (boring but whatever)
I see you actually read the whole piece with a critical eye and comprehension. Kotaku wasn't counting on anyone actually doing that, they assumed you'd just react to the headline.
That’s how I read it. Nothing super scandalous, but just a shift in management followed by a regime change. Just like anything there is always a push and pull when it comes to new folks running a group of people. That’s corporate America
Reading through all this and the quotes I’m somewhat confused as to the order of events as it’s seemingly reading like:
- It was a reasonable place to work
- Microsoft bought it and left the old manner of working in place thinking “it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”
- CEO who got paid stopped giving a shit and brought in a… Read more
So that’s a lot of generalizations. Read more
Copyright is indeed automatic, but you can’t enforce your rights through litigation unless the copyright is registered. That’s the actual intent of copyright protection, because that’s what’s written in the law. That’s also what the judge ruled in the previous lawsuits against Epic.
I think you might be confused; Will Smith is a podcaster and game developer, not an actor.
Yeah some of these are a bit “Huh, okay” (Doki Doki Ragnarok particularly). Read more