Soooo....what does any of this have to do with the subject of the article?
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I've been waiting for this one for some time now, but I didn't see those recommended specs coming by a country mile. Not for this title. I'm guessing poor optimization is the culprit.
Say what you will about Razer but as a southpaw I have nothing but respect for their mice. They are one of the very few gaming peripheral companies that makes an effort to be accessible to everyone.
Say what you will about Razer but as a southpaw I have nothing but respect for their mice. They are one of the very…
Oh, I did forget in my last post there is a limitation though....for the 360 you need to have access to a wired 360 controller that you can plug in when you first turn on your 360 for authentication purposes. A play and charge kit won't work. It doesn't have to be a first party controller, but it does have to be a…
February. Bloodborne comes out in February. Even better.
The beginning of February is shaping up to be rather crowded for me gaming-wise. I guess I should start informing my friends/family to not expect my company for awhile.
To each their own. I like my DS4 (particularly when compared to my DS3), but I don't LOVE my DS4. It's serviceable, though not particularly memorable.
Not without an adapter, but this can technically be done right now.
You and me both.
It's not a stupid question, but I am confident the answer is no. The new controller is almost certainly just a standard xbox one controller with a micro usb cable hardwired to it.
Sigh....they lost me at wired.
That's not the way Halo matchmaking works. You don't choose which map to get matched to. You choose from curated playlists, which are adjusted from time to time to take into account things like popularity and suitability for the selected gametype.
I don't see why having so many maps means that they will be empty.
Then you would be pretty much shit out of luck.
I've been playing with this today and there are a few bugs that need to be worked out but overall it's a pretty decent update. Not too shabby Microsoft...not too shabby.
I was highly skeptical of this wheel (and until I get to actually try one in a way I guess I still am), but considering that this is from Mad Catz that actually doesn't seem too bad. Color me surprised...though for $400 I expect a wheel to be flawless. If it wants to play with the big boys at that price point it…
This article is amusing and simultaneously reinforces my decision never to have children. 2 for the price of one! Savings abound!
I used to use compressed air on my electronics but it's a pain in the ass to find any without an added bittering agent. For someone who regularly eats while working I don't want that crap anywhere near my keyboard. I've bought a small compressor and a blow gun attachment exclusively for this purpose.
Interesting idea but I think I'll pass. I'm sure it's perfectly safe but just the thought of putting any of my electronic equipment in a dishwasher rubs me wrong.