The only place I can think of you might not be able to return to is after getting the motorboat (the one needed for the main story). Before going through the curtain on the shack, you can take a right down a path to find a few fish and treasure. (There is a spotlight shining the direction you can go)

There are actually a few extra pieces of meat. When going for the 4th main boss, you can take a left after the gate and find a mill. Inside is a miniboss that will eat a bunch of ammo. After taking it out there’s a door you can shoot 3 locks off of to find the rest of the meat you need and a few more to sell or if you…

Also, don’t sell all of your treasures as soon as you get them. Double check them to make sure they don’t say “Combinable.” If they say “Valuable” or “Very Valuable” you can sell them, if they say “Combinable” you can find other parts to it to make it more valuable when you finish putting it together.

It was published by Microsoft though, not sure where the licensing issue stands with their own games.

Was just thinking the other day that it would be cool to have a Left 4 Dead with dinos....and then a few days later it appeared.

With a few exceptions, I don’t think we forgot, we just didn’t care.

Feels like 3 of the same game and Lego Batman.

It’s not about the theaters carding or refusing people admission, it’s about studios knowing some parents won’t allow their children to see R-rated films or won’t go see them as a “family.” Even though their kids are still watching R-rated films, they can’t go to sleep soundly knowing they didn’t allow them to watch…

My favorite is a One-Shot Sniper with the snow mod on it, instantly freezes the enemy. Pair that with an electric or explosion mod and it does some great damage.

I can’t wait for this game to come out, mainly so we can get articles other than “look at how tall this vampire woman is”

NFTs are just digital Beanie Babies that are trying to burn down the world.

I thought it was because it was extremely wordy

I’m pretty sure this counts as a proper vision test. Just proves I haven’t ruined my vision by playing all these games for over 30 years.

On first glance I read it as Final Battle. Even after reading the article it took me a second to realize why you thought it was Anal Battle.

My experience is mainly PC and Mobile, so I haven’t worked on console, but my experience in UX/UI has allowed me to work closely with engineers in making sure things were implemented as intended, so I know the limitations and value of what goes into deadlines.

Considering I’ve been working in the gaming industry for 14 years, specifically in UI/UX for more than half of that, I think it’s fair to say I know how UI/UX works. You could say I’m not very good at my job, but I’d probably not have a job at this point if I wasnt and didn’t know how to do my job or how these things…

Hellblade 2 is the one I’m looking forward to most. The first game is still one of, if not the, best looking game on either console. That’s with a team of under 100, imagine what they can do with an actual budget, full team, and support.

This is true. Though, everyone had the exact same reaction back then as I had in this article. I get there’s priorities, but some things are basic and simple enough they should be included.

Maneater is definitely one of those easy to miss gems that people pass up because it sounds too ridiculous. It’s like Assassins Creed + Crackdown if you were a shark. You find yourself forgetting about missions because you’re too busy eating people and fish.

Outside the shared play with PS4, these are all pretty standard features. And remember, they did make a bunch of PS4 games BC for free, which I’m sure eat up a bunch of drive space. The point was getting people new to PS5 the opportunity to play PS4 hits they missed.