How am I going to get sick when I’ve just been tying these onions to my belt, which has been the style for some time now?

Hello! To answer your question, no thr outage did not affect Link, or Airlink. I was able to open Oculus on my PC, enable air link, and then use my Quest 2 and do the same. The only thing that didn’t work was downloading new games from the store, or any other online service. But I was able to still use the Quest 2…

I remember this. My thought was, “Doh!”

SADO!!

I’m sorry for your loss. I’ve had two family members die and another hospitalized with it. That last right there, told me to get the vaccine when it became available.

We either need Mr. Burns’ sun blocker or a dome of air conditioning out here.

Wouldn’t it have made more sense if this was an NBA Jam style basketball game?

Okay, now write this same article about Sony releasing Horizon, God of War, Last of Us, and the many other exclusives.

I mean I have a 3070 for gaming and not for cryptomining. But it wasn’t easy to get a hold of.

The cars can be fixed, and the drivers are uninjured.  The nostalgia you can taste was worth it.  Nice to see them running and not gathering dust.

I lucked out on my 5900X. I walked into the parts store for something else and saw a bunch on the shelf behind the counter. I pointed to them and told the salesperson I wanted on.

It should not have to take time, stress and planning. I thank my lucky stars I didn’t have to do anything of that, but I am sympathetic towards that are still on the hunt. Shouldn’t be this way. Damn scalpers.

Quantum Break, the Xbox exclusive from Remedy (the team behind Control). It does a lot of what made Control so critically-acclaimed (weird/cool story and powers, very cinematic style), but is probably harder to get into because it’s linear, and more importantly has 30 min live episodes between chapters. There are…

The past year it’s been used as more of a backup. I had my employer purchase a Razer Blade 15 Advanced with 4k OLED touchscreen, an RTX 2080 chip, and then upgraded the stock RAM from 16 to 32 gigs, and a 1TB SSD. The best part is that I can run 3 external monitors (which has been my work setup for many years now), so…

Sony had to be drug kicking and screaming to do crossplay with other consoles. The idea that they will allow their exclusives to be used on PCs is fantasy.

We get it, you vape.

I’ll definitely buy the PS4's Spider-Man on day 1 if it ever gets released on PC!

I think the big sticking point for PS5 ports will be determining the system requirements as far as solid-state storage on a PC goes. Load times, it seems, are going to be interminable on PC where they’re nearly seamless on PS5, because of that proprietary DRAM controller on the PS5's SSD.

The problem is building a PC that can run these games at the same level as a console without spending 3 times as much (or more) especially with graphic card prices going insane and no stock anywhere.

DS5 works just fine on PC.