I'm more offended by the fake guitar playing. And the music, oh god, the music!
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This is really not a on the go kind of game, it requires much concentration and an interface that doesn't fight you to play it. I guess you could do this fairly well with touch controls though, so mostly the concentration thing.
I own everything, but limited to the last 90 days I think I've only used: Win 8 PC, Win XP PC, Win '98 PC, and NVidia Shield.
To me the golden age of JRPGs will always be the 8bit era. Simply because I always saw JRPGS as cut down RPG experiences compared to computer RPGS. While many of the limitations were still there for the 16bit era nothing about the gameplay changed very much...I always think of JRPGs as designs out of time. I don't…
It looks more like a couple insane people fighting over a phone.
I build cheat engines, you're the navigator...
I actually think only the young ones take it seriously.
We call that monkey testing.
Umm in that little demo they never had the number of objects going on in the cloud that they did on the standalone machine...Also by the time this is viable standalone machines will have a solution. At any rate...nothing to see here.
I agree with you Quantum Conundrum was lacking quite a bit. Not a good game.
His art was very inspiring and particularly captured the feeling of adventure you wanted your sessions of D&D to contain. Loved his stuff.
My fault for not finishing his entire comment. I missed the nudge nudge part. Unless it was edited.
My comment is factual. You can look up plenty of benchmarks that show this is not enough horse power to run 4k at max settings.
The other guy in this thread provided some sli black cards...as you can see in most cases it's not enough.
Look at the results on the page you posted average fps barely hitting 60 in some cases...most cases they hang back at 30 and thats average, think of the dips. Also just cause its on a single card doesn't mean better frame rates...sure they have a chip that helps defeat microstutter but thats percieved framerate not…
Here ya go: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/pq321q…
It can't even run modern games maxed out at 4k resolutions right now. It's not going to be future proof for 10 years.