Yup. In my opinion, the better and more faithful to the original of the two re-creations. I had to pop in this article and make sure to comment that Predecessor exists.

So yeah. playpred.com. Keep Paragon alive. (And bring it to Xbox, Omeda.)

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It seems like an even worse value when you think about how big most Ubisoft games are. If you really chose an AC, Far Cry, or Division game to start and see through to the end, you’d be playing that exclusively for a long time. You would probably be better off just buying that one game on sale.

Hogwarts Legends should have been this obvious sign that people want more stories in that world and they’re completely fine with them not being Harry Potter focused. The drama around that game should show them that people don’t care, and would prefer, that JK Rowling is not involved.

I’m sure anything Wizarding World…

Gravity Falls seems like the obvious choice here.

Your points are totally valid and I get them. Elden Ring is the first “Souls” game I’ve played, but have seen a lot of the prior games before. After playing my first Souls game I think the reason those games go with such a minimal approach to those elements is two-pronged.
1. They’re a smaller dev and quite frankly not…

Did I do something wrong? I bought a gift membership but when I redeemed it it converted it to gift card balance.

I’d argue Assassin’s Creeds multiplayer and, more recently Gmod Trouble in Terrorist town and Murder, did these sort of deception and assassination mechanics before Among Us. That’s beside the point. It’s not Innersloth “acting high and mighty”. It’s about the big players in the industry, like Epic, blatantly stealing…

Skins in games are like t-shirts in a clothing store. Some are cheap, some are expensive. You don’t have to buy them. You don’t walk into a Kohls, scoff, and say “How dare they have so many shirts and make them so expensive! How can an everyman like myself afford to buy all of these?”

This article was definitely not proofread.

I like to think of Kotaku as a strongly opinionated amorphous blob begging me, you, and everyone else to please click it’s links.

Shut up Kotaku, you’re drunk. This is hilarious.

I completely agree. I played it a few weeks at launch and then drifted away. Every time I see one of these DLC trailers I say to my friend, “Why don’t we play this more?” We play a couple nights after the DLC... then drift away. Despite the fact that I always enjoy playing.

Look, I’m not going to say who’s right and who’s wrong in this ordeal. But smuggling meth over country borders is not the stereotypical characteristics of a typical immature and bad judgment teenager.

This is nothing new as far as GameStop scum tactics. When I was an assistant manager many years ago, if a customer came in the first half of the day asking for whatever game just came out that morning and they didn’t have it reserved, we’d tell them all the copies we had were reserved. It was our way of teaching them…

I’ve been to Uganda several times and seen this sort of thing a lot. As an American, we just want things like “what do you mean this isn’t available through Prime?”. Other places in the world want things like “I need this fridge. Thank God I’ve got a bike too.”

As someone with a lot of experience in game QA. This isn’t QA’s fault at all. If the devs didn’t tell QA, “Hey, we have this specific situation that could happen, make sure you test it.” then QA doesn’t know to make sure the specific scenario works and test around it. There is definitely ad hoc testing where you just…

Linking it to Blizzcon makes a lot of sense. Plus November 1st is a Tuesday. And Tuesdays are a great day for game updates and releases.

On behalf of all Christians I apologize for the disgusting actions of the WBC. God hates no one. Quite the opposite. Jesus tells us to love everyone, without exception.