Some in the gaming community would deem it an unfair advantage. However, I’d argue that it’s actually just using the right tool for the job.
Some in the gaming community would deem it an unfair advantage. However, I’d argue that it’s actually just using…
3DS has a features like that. You need to have played a game for at least an hour and then you can rate it in the eShop. Most games only have a handful of ratings, including popular games.
Borderlands 1 and 2 aren’t exactly 100-hour games. Unless you want them to be. There’s replay value.
If Tim is only translating it now, it’s probably not actually releasing outside of Japan “soon.”
You’d rather have to open a menu every time you want to talk to someone or use stairs? All right, if you say so.
omg
Everyone who bought this game in Canada knows exactly what you’re talking about.
That headline explains why he thinks Borderlands is anything like Destiny beyond both games being loot focused.
With how impermanent loot is in Borderlands, does it really matter?
In Borderlands 3, shotguns send enemies flying through the air.
These are racist
He couldn’t even be bothered to fake apologize.
I wouldn’t get my hopes up for anything from Sqare Enix on Switch Online, unfortunately.
They don’t get to where they are by being non-shit people.
I don’t get the appeal of this kind of speedrun, where there’s some tedious element that inflates the time and requires very little skill. Do people still do Mario Odyssey speedruns where you have to max out your moons with coins?
Uuuuuggggghhhhhh
Of all the “game development company is actually a cesspool” stories, this is the least surprising to me. Well, maybe second least surprising, behind Rockstar.
I think a truly good Zelda Maker would be difficult or impossible. It’s not like Mario Maker where a limited number of elements can be rearranged in an infinite number of interesting and creative ways. There are only so many block pushing puzzles I can tolerate.
Those app names all sound like they were malware to begin with.
