Having worked in a *nix environment for years, my only experience with these things is when someone emails (or puts into a word document) a set of commands and word/outlook infuriatingly replaces command line options (such as -i or -o) with these things (such as —i or —o), completely breaking things.

Yeah, I keep wanting to get it because the reviews are so good, but 4-5 hour runs with no saves in between? Ouch... I have a job and a family - 4-5 hours of lost game time is essentially a week of play time. If that happens two or three times I’d likely put the game down and never pick it up again.

That’s true, but my point is that to them, even if it had sold 0 copies, they’d get a fat bonus. It really doesn’t matter if the game succeeded or not.

Once you get to the C-level, the notion of failure has no effect on you. No matter how many companies these people straight out kill, they still get paid extravagantly and they still get another job when they want it (after taking an appropriate sabbatical, of course!).

They worked SO HARD though!! One guy had to take a call when he was at his summer home in Fiji at 4 in the afternoon, when any reasonable person would already be relaxing next to their infinity pool. The butler had to bring him an extra martini, he was so stressed!

Yeah, I’m not sure what on earth my neighbors could be doing that would justify calling executioners to come tend to them...

I 2nd this. Mine won’t work on a smaller one, but for anything it will fit, this beats any of the other kind hands down.

Like a Dragon was a real treat after I got over the disappointment of a command menu popping up at the first fight - yeah, I missed the articles about it being an RPG, lol, I got it because I love Yakuza games and their ridiculous, dramatic stories that suck me in despite being seemingly cheesy on the surface.

Hitman 3 also has excellent use of the haptics, but sadly only when you’re using a gun which is rare. However, the sniper missions on ps5 are sublime because of it. Half press to hold your breath and slow time down, full press to fire - in practice it has a way of making you a way better sniper.

On the other hand, the…

Same here,... sadly an immediate no.

Sadly, I missed out on Tie fighter because I was too poor to run a pc capable of running it - and even if I did, I would have been too poor to get the game too, lol. Damn being a broke teenager, lol. However, I loved XWA (and it’s still got community backing it - XWA Upgrade project is still out there?!), and played…

I miss the old Jane’s Combat Simulations games - they were the perfect mix between realism and playability. Realistic physics without having to go through a preflight checklist for 20 minutes before getting off the ground. It was yet another victim of EA’s buy em up and shut them down business model.

Oh absolutely! I’m just saying it’s not a total loss... it really needed more time in the oven for sure. Say what you will about the xbox dashboard, they have worked on it a ton since the XO was released and it shows - although it’s definitely slow as hell on my OX in comparison to both my ps4 and ps5 guis.

Honestly, my GTX 1060 can still run most things at full graphics settings - although my monitors are only 1440 - I couldn’t justify the added cost of 4k screens, especially at the size I wanted.

I mean there are some improvements, but they’re minor... I like that the store is basically integrated so it doesn’t take an age to load it like it did on the ps4, and switching the long press vs short press on the ps button makes sense to me,... but why on Earth would you just remove features the old console had for…

I mean, it’s nice of them to allow ps5 games to be moved to USB storage, but have they resolved any of the bugginess that happens just connecting USB storage? If I plug mine in, it will cause the ps5 to take 5 times longer to start up and then it complains that I disconnected the drive without removing it properly (I…

Same boat here. Honestly, just the vastly improved loading times makes it worth it to me, and I’ve been playing the hell out of it. I haven’t had trouble finding something I want to play, even if it’s available for ps4... I don’t care. Plus, my old ps4 is now in my office and streams the ps5 wonderfully, so I’m…

1000x this. My Xbox controllers just need about a minute of down time for me to swap a fresh set of rechargable eneloops in there and they’re off and running again. I’d take that over having to charge the controller itself any day, and the rechargable AA’s last forever compared to my charging station-reliant…

1000x this. My Xbox controllers just need about a minute of down time for me to swap a fresh set of rechargable…

I think OP means that the new content seems entirely geared towards playing with other people, which I also personally don’t care for, so this update was a bit of a letdown for me.

It’s also there for the PS5, just fyi for anyone perusing this.