Meanwhile, you can play Tetris in Doom.

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I’m... actually not sure. One moment I booted up and it claimed something fishy was going on on my end, and bam. Locked out.

Denuvo actually does cause problems. Myself and a number of others had been locked out for 24 hours from access despite being paying customers running the official copy of the game.

I’m actually fine with DRM if it means it won’t stay around forever. I get that they need to secure sales, and even though the concept shits on its customers, it’s always nice to know that, down the line, you do get actual control of the thing you bought.

NUDGE NUDGE.

That’s the point. You’re drawing the body of a naked 12 year old, it doesn’t matter what “age” they are, it’s the body of a naked 12 year old.

Nearly all the engines were based around old builds of id Tech or Unreal, too.

“The Lost Legacy”

I mean... If you’re that desperate for warmth, it’s the best use for ANY product.

It isn’t really theft. Unless Zenimax holds the rights to demons in space anyway, which is the only similarity (Doom and Jupiter aren’t even the same genre).

I need to see this. Is there a link?

Man I loved the crap out of Geist. Especially the multiplayer.

Wait, really? From what I’ve been hearing it’s a cult classic.

Serious question, but can you launch Watch Dgos 2 without being connected to the internet?

Wait, does this mean I can progress offline, or do I need to be connected to the internet to do so?

I still cannot fathom how the fanbase can actually justify Ground Zeroes to the point where they actually call me entitled for claiming the game isn’t worth fourty dollars. I fully expected the game to be really, really, really short going in.

And on top of that, Microtransactions.

Doom actually sold pretty well, shockingly. I think the discounts were independent of the sales.

Don’t the golf clubs imply that Guzmo hit his dad, not the other way around? The dad says he’s the one who got beat.