I said “Conceptually”, did I not?

That was a mistake on my part. Yes, my parents’ service is not acceptable for streaming and that’s what I was indicating, not DSL in general. “That” in that context was intended to refer back to the previous sentence, but it was unclear.

As I said in my comment, I was talking about acreage, not population. Also, you have to specify the definition of “urban” being used. I for instance live in what I’d consider a relatively rural area, but only a few miles down the street is considered “metro” in some cases. My parents only live 20 minutes from town and…

Depends on the service. Many services essentially run the PC version of a game on their servers (cloud server which distribute the processing, so it’s not quite the same as running it on your local PC) and rather than have a dedicated display, outputs the display data to a form of virtual display that is what is being…

Conceptually, I agree. The removal of the platform as some sort of stranglehold on software sales would be beneficial to all, including platform holders that are not Nintendo. More sales, no loses on hardware sales or R&D.

He’s in the Quantum Realm...he was both!

There are three Goku bodies: SS, SSGSS, and Black.

• I’ve a decent sense of direction, so the map’s kind of supplementary rather than essential to me in most games and this is no exception in that regard. You didn’t exactly go into details into why it’s so bad in your opinion though.

I played without audio much of the time because I was playing it portable. I never even bothered with considering audio cues even when they were on. They’re simply random sounds that play for “color” with no major bearing on most fights.

It’s not “bullshit”. It’s pattern recognition and execution.

I completed Path of Pain last night even though I knew there was literally nothing but a tiny cutscene I could just watch instead. Why? Because I just enjoy the game, especially the relatively rare platforming challenges.

I’ve played both and I don’t wanna go back to Axiom Verge.  I can see myself playing through Hollow Knight again one day though.

I found Radiance relatively easy after Grimm.  Grimm was about tight platforming while still fighting compared to Radiance who was much more about brute forcing it by comparison.

Oh, platforming gets much more interesting and you get into a rhythm with the combat over time (though there is a charm that lessens or removes knockback).  At high levels, this game’s combat is all about rhythm and boss patterns.  It’s kind of like Mega Man in that regard minus boss weaknesses.

It’s world-building. You are coming in from the outside world. A place that’s mostly abandoned for reasons that become apparent over the course of the game.

Most of these types of games are “boring” at the start.  It’s kind of the point since the fun of the games is getting better, stronger, and faster to make you feel like a badass by game’s end.  Metroid does this well, though the Prime games wanted their cake and eat it too, so they give you a little bit of badass mode…

Reached 102% completion over the course of 29 hours, 3 minutes.

You’re a troll who’s racist on purpose, a Sony fanboy who’s racist on purpose, or so ignorant you don’t even realize you’re racist and that Sony’s screwing over consumers (as a whole, not your self-important ass).

I’d argue it’s the exact opposite of console wars. I don’t own a PS4, but if I were to buy another console it would be a PS4. If I did that, I’d like to be able to play something like Fortnite on my PS4 on the TV, Switch around the house, and mobile when I’m out of the house.

Sure, that’s why you’re racist and resort to name calling...because you’re rich and I’m “not”.