Peter probably takes a wider view of things, since drugs can destroy entire communities.

Mm, I was really hoping for an ensemble game where you played as Peter, Miles, and Spider-Gwen (the last of whom would need to be introduced in the game’s continuity, admittedly) at various points for the sequel.

Hopefully he’s flying off my team, to somewhere he’ll never bother anyone again

Assault rifles can shoot but also turn into proximity mines (Dragon) or be switched sideways and become grenade launchers (Superdragon).

Possibly to exploit a quirk in Oblivion’s level up system. When creating a character you mark some character skills as key skills; every few skill ups you get in key skills, your character gains a level. Once all your key skills are maxed-out, you can’t gain any more levels. However, being imprisoned can lower your…

Alright, totally random guess, but seeing as how Gears 3 was kind of a flagship title for the Unreal Engine, which Epic also makes, and since the PS3 had that Cell processor, which as I understand it was difficult to program for, I’m guessing they were using Gears 3 as a base for some kind of tool they were developing…

I wasn’t aware that anything after Rogue or so even had modern day stuff.

But Parks and Rec takes place in the good timeline, not the dark, terrible timeline we occupy.

I wish Jessie would stop hitting on me

Maybe wait to add the photo mode until they get the textures to reliably load into their full resolution.

This was probably the plan all along. They wanted to stay open just until the launches of Doom Eternal and Animal Crossing.

Nah man, it was a huge pain in the ass. It basically kills you for hitting the wrong button, and it made Force Speed actually worse if you upgraded it too much.

For example, Half-Life 2 at one point was going to have realistic physics tied to the player. But the first time they turned this featured on a dev ran into a wall and died.

only once he was in the thick of things did the enormity of the task dawn on him.

Kinda sounds like some kind of crash handler that’s been turned into an Easter Egg, like the Chris Houlihan room in Link to the Past.

Now I was in Midgar’s sewer system, fighting Abzu, the boss you face right after confronting the lecherous Don Corleone. Just like the first two bosses, Abzu has been expanded and refined—now, he leaps around the sewers, clinging to walls and pouncing on your characters.

Just like changing your hair color in real life! Diabolical!

Any news about the available character classes? Will there be prestige classes, or obscure ones like Artificer? Can we choose the classes of our party members like in Divinity: OS 2?