Nioh seems more like a lost Playstation 2 curiosity than a killer AAA exclusive

Wait, “rub?”

I’ve got thhe full version (not starter) annd have been playing for a month. Still don’t have enough for a DLC operative.

SnapMaps in Doom which think it’s a good idea to have constant, lengthy survival encounters with every room you enter. All without giving you a new weapon or upgrade in between (or stick you with nothing but a shotgun because everyone loves to carry only a single weapon in a game that’s entirely built around carrying…

Boring is a really, really relative term. I, for one, found Final Destination and Omega stages excessively boring. Others don’t want to play anything but.

You could do both. First do the quests and then buy this game later.

I’d say wait for the Steam reviews.

They’re probably stuffing the store with this for the “free games with PS+” deal.

That’s not what I’m saying I’m saying Nintendo won’t make that happen, as they already confirmed a service where you’re given a single game to borrow for a month.

5) A Netflix-style subscription package: This is an easy winner. Charge people a monthly $15-20 subscription for unlimited access to hundreds of NES, SNES, N64, and GameCube games. The games automatically lock whenever your subscription ends. Just a win-win.

It is, indeed, an awesome symbol but it doesn’t exactly allow scaling very much.

The demo seems to be stuck here when I launch it.

Nier: Automata comes pretty close. I actually enjoyed the demo far, far more than the entirety of MGR (not that I hated or disliked MGR, I just found it mediocre).

This is probably gonna sound weird as I gush over everything Doom, but... The soundtrack didn’t really strike a chord with me.

Some time after 200 hours seems like a safe bet.

Recently I’ve gotten back into Warface, which is still as fun as I remember.

I’d actually be totally okay with this sort of DRM if it means eventually DRM gets removed.

Speaking of Harebrained, is Necropolis good now? I heard it had many changes but I’m not sure what.