No. When you turn on a controller, it either automatically signs into your default user/account, or it asks you which user/account you want to sign into depending on your settings. Then, when you turn another controller on (say, for splitscreen play), it asks you to either user a guest account or to sign into another…

You can clearly see the kid driving recklessly in the video. That’s not how people normally pull out of gas station stall. Try to spin this all you want.  Your bias is showing.  The kid knew he shouldn’t have been on the road (else he wouldn’t have recklessly run from the popo) and he is 100% at fault.

I’ve got this UE5 tech demo pre-downloading on my PS5 right now (also available for XB); will unlock on Thursday in conjunction with the game awards.

*Here are

Thanks. I didn’t receive a confirmation email when I signed up for this new PS5 queue, and this is probably why...

Now compare the black population in Japan vs the US... the overwhelming majority of murders in the US are by black people.

Blocking someone’s path requires the use of force.  Force is violence.  Violence is not peaceful.  If you’re going to attempt to block someone’s path without a permit, be prepared for a minimum of greater force applied to you, the perpetrator.

For those unfamiliar with this card game, the 5 colors of magic (black, red, blue, green, white) have no connection whatsoever to skin color.   Also, the african-american characters in the magic universe/story aren’t even associated with black magic.

“Raw bandwith” is actually very meaningful in the context of comparing consoles and PCs. PC’s have exponentially more OS and hardware overhead than consoles, so console software is far more capable of getting “closer” to, or utilizing, “raw bandwidth” than a PC is.

I thought the Gran Turismo video was shown somewhere in the middle of Sony’s conference... was it not?

Actually, the Sega Genesis and SNES had a third-party rumble vest in 1994, before the N64 was released:

“Whatever that means in theory, in practice it looks somewhat similar to what Nintendo’s Donkey Kong Country Returns tried to pull off, mixing the principles of a 2D platformer with the look and feel of a 3D environment that has depth and range.”

Huh, DriveClub VR runs at 60 fps “upscaled” to 120 fps which feels “feel remarkably smooth” according to Digital Foundry. Claiming that you don’t know why anyone “who is informed” would buy it I suppose is correct since you’re misinformed and not buying it.

Tempest!

So the original Monopoly was also mis-thought, considering a car, a dog, or a top hat can also be “property barons?”

Yeah except gasoline is stored in the ground where the temp is pretty much constant all year round.

I don’t tolerate being boxed in on the road. I would definitely push through even if I had to bump these losers out of the way. They don’t own the road, nor my time.

Nizpro marine engine (dual sequential turbo systems)