We need some sort of mugshot program where they’re required to wear a shirt in the photo that says “That’s not who I am”.

Hopefully they’re at least let you claim it for use later, if nothing else.

So is Avengers worth $30? I feel pretty skeptical, but Fahey’s mini review here is making me second guess myself.

I’ve said basically the same thing here before and was told I just didn’t understand speedrunning these days. Apparently since they’ve done traditional runs to death and can’t be improved any more, cheating like motherfuckers now is A-OK! (I guess? If you follow their stupid logic?)

Moral: always beware of the parting gift.

Always enjoy your weekend posts, Peter!  Thank you!

Outside of Final Fantasy 7 Remake’s score, not much jumped out at me from games this year. But damn, was it a good one. Square Enix released a 7 cd set (with an 8th disc that was a limited run) and it was a great companion to a fantastic game. (Looks like the 7 disc is still available on the SE store if anyone’s…

Having played WD:Legion, it feels like UBI learned nothing from the Unity debacle. I think the only reason it didn’t generate bigger response is the game didn’t have enough people talking about it (in turn meaning I suspect a lot of folks skipped it.). The fact that it took 2+ weeks after the game was out to fix the…

I think he realizes he has nothing to lose. If folks get more money (which I’d be shocked if it happens), he thinks he’s a hero. And if he vetos it and/or they override him, he thinks he’s still the outsider who fought the government and works for the common man (“I tried to get you more money, and those losers said…

Seriously. That’s huge. I don’t recall this ever happening in recent memory for a AAA game. (I’m sure someone here will correct me. )

I would go so far as to say “wildly out of touch”, but then again I openly admit I’ve not had the financial success they’ve had, either.

It honestly feels like, sometimes, they know people want something, and then go out of their way to do something different, just to fuck with them.

Yeah, it’s a celebration! Of money in their pocket!

I was thinking of these guys and their 80s/90s stuff (it’s a shame Crime Wave doesn’t have a wiki page - it was like a PC knockoff of the NARC arcade cabinet). But yeah, BR is a good example, too!

That screenshot in the car looks like one of those 90s games that used digitized film footage for actors.

I swear, this is the same code they added for cats in the ‘next gen” (IE after ps3 and xbox 360) version of GTA5. No joke, I’m a crazy cat guy and I’d never run over one in a game. But I swear to dog, they jump out in front of my car like crazy when I’m driving through a neighborhood.

I’m playing it on a series X, and while performance is decent, I still come across bugs that shouldn’t be there. Sometimes it’s something as simple as a texture not loading correctly (the giant fans around town), but twice I’ve had to save and reload my save to fix either a quest not advancing properly (talking to…

hahahaha, jokes on you, you stopped in 2020! Now go 6 months in the future and grab the vaccine!

The best known way to restore your field of view is to find any communicable non-player character and speak with them. (Pro tip: Gunnar, in Ravensthorpe, is the easiest person to fumble to in the dark.)

Arrested Development / Ron Howard voice: “It won’t!”

Because frankly, it runs like shit, and I don’t think they can fix it, when it’s a hardware limitation of the older consoles.