I HAVEN'T STOPPED SCREAMING, I'M STILL SCREAMING AND WILL SCREAM FOREVER.

They have a lot in common, really. They're both filled with shit.

The bigger problem is that there's no curating for the storefront anymore. With 40% of new releases being a back-catalog dump and the other 30% being Early Access content with questionable development plans, how am I supposed to trust anything on there anymore?

Wow.... Just watching that gameplay video makes it look so much like your everyday MMO instead of the Elder Scrolls I've come to really enjoy. Yeesh. First impressions and all.

How I would characterize today's announcements:

Ah so nothing that would effect none-americans :D

Be carried away by said Dragons for 37 turns, player cannot act or leave room until 38th turn.

You know, you could like...release the tools or hell, even a patch that allows people to play these games without being hooked up to the mothership. But no, instead of fostering goodwill with your customer base you decide on strengthening your campaign to win back 'Worst Company of the Year' for 2015. Well done EA,…

Nope, CoD will still be CoD, Activision is to scared to loose profits, so they won't change the Core Gameplay. It will still be a Brofist Shooter, flavour: M. Bay with health reg gunplay mechanics.

"...new and improved soundtrack" Not sure I like the sound of that. Will probably give it a shot, though. Might try the other mods as well, as long as they don't change the game too much.

This is going to be a colossal failure.

Pre-loading is awesomesauce to be honest. Not just because it's great to be able to play a game right away, it also greatly reduces server strain since the bandwidth required is spread out over more days. All in all it helps to reduce the effect of online game troubles in the first few days of release.

Good thing you don't know much about PCs.

"fuck the king."

The upside of that is that it gives their developers leeway to not be pressured into stress, deadlines, milestones, and so, and just let their creativity flow.

Valve is literally leaving money on the table with the Half-Life series. Come ON!

5760 x 1080 across 3, 42 inch screens. Not me, but just highlighting a high end goat experience.

The resources and long-term commitment that Facebook brings gives Oculus the runway it needs to solve the hard problems of VR

In the newest SimCity you might be able to fit one village into the map.