MS could release Xbox 360 emulator for PC. PC gamers would buy Xbox 360 games in Windows Store, for example.

... And then Pikachu grew up and turned into greedy capitalist. The END!

To have more of them, so you can incubate more eggs at the same time?

Huh. I remember reading in 2013 that “Last Arc” was supposed to last for 10 years.

Division bombed hard on Steam, from 114000 player down to 5000. Even DLC did not seem to change anything.

Umbrella Corps is canon? Damn, now I have to play that crap.

I guess it is time to fire up N64 emulator and try some games. What do you recommend?

I was thinking of getting it, but I will steer clear for now. My main gripe with Destiny is IAPs policy - I mean, those sterling boxes ARE pretty much pay-to-win. You just need to play few weekly Strikes, get some blue garbage high Light gear then spend as many as you like on Sterling boxes, until you get items with…

My diploma thesis. :-/

I don’t have problem with F2P with IAPs. I have problem with 60 USD with IAPs on top.

I don’t like IAPs in Overwatch, but Blizzard did not promise there won’t be any, unlike Gearbox.

Warframe? Why Warframe? Look at Firefall. You can buy premium currency with in-game currency. That’s the way to go, IMO.

Blizzard declared there will be IAPs in Overwatch. Gearbox declared there won’t be IAPs in Battleborn. Huge difference.

The funny thing is, Gearbox promised there will NOT be microtransactions in Battleborn.

I would play this. Hell, I would buy this!

I think the last DLC for Destiny could be cross-gen.

Huh. Haven’t noticed the first change so far, but if it is true, then it’s nice. Improved infusion would be fine if not for those Sterling treasure boxes - it makes them borderline P2W (buy crapload of them - find good gear you like - infuse it to reach 320+ Light level easily - profit!).

So... no laser weapons, yet?

I found amusing how many Americans are ready to vote for a man who is clearly delusional.

“One key difference with The Division is that players are allowed to use matchmaking for incursions.”