Yes because a derivative game is going to sue another derivative game for being derivative.

That’s what kickstarters have become mostly. It’s a way to gauge interest in a product, help finance it if it gains enough popularity, drastically reduce financial risk in case it bombs (a failed campaign costs way less than a failed released product), and you don’t have to answer to people who’s only interest is…

Are you questioning whether or not Buzz was a member of the Avengers, or if the toy is suitable for children 4+?

the video isnt out yet. what hes saying is basically “if you subscribe, you will be notified when the video comes out”. as far as i know, youtube cant restrict videos to subscribers only, but i could be wrong

You act like that didn’t happen then. Only difference is that they didn’t get patched then. They just stayed broken with bugs.

Comparing COD to Mass Effect is like comparing a Trump speech to Shakespeare.

It just looks like more of the same. I mean, yeah, space fights. Great. Those were in a couple of the previous ones.

Don’t forget “Walking Simulator” for anything without the blam-blams the kiddies love so much.

I don’t think they have ever been able to do that? Devs can flag reviews for moderation if they think they are inappropriate but all that does is collapse them until they are looked at by Valve. Only Valve can actually remove the reviews.

My sons and daughters will be torn apart from bickering after my death deciding who gets my launch day steam account =|

Pff. Speed runs are old news. The new thing is slow runs. You should check out my video where I play the original Half Life and it takes me 4 hours to get past the tutorial because making the guys splode with my crowbar is just so fun.

in some ways this is the dystopian future I have feared the most. it’s.... oh man. Nintendo.

Nintendo fans right now

“We explored options for developing classic servers and none could be executed without great difficulty.” So, a few guys can set one up for themselves and invite 150k people to play on them, but the company that made the fucking game says it’s too hard? Bullshit.

Shit post.

Game looks fine. Like an old school halo. And it’s an interesting fleshing out of the universe. But no one whines like Metroid fans.

Except for the whole part where they list super violent games that were banned for being super violent.

“Someone has a different opinion” is one way of putting it. Here’s another: A person in a position of power thinks that people with less power should stop acting like victims. This person, who helped create a game called AXE Body Spray Pogo Xtreme, argues that making games is not a job but an art. Therefore, he says,…

This is about fans willingly playing on a private server because they prefer the old game over the new one. Are you going to claim that fans are wrong about what they find enjoyable?

Assuming that equal numbers of men and women play video games (which even if it isn’t currently true, will mostly likely become an end state):