It is 100% guaranteed that if you don’t play this game, when KH4 rolls around you will not understand a single thing in the story, a dozen characters will be unfamiliar and you’ll have to watch a 4 hours explainer just to catch up.  

Meh.. people were speculating Sega would get back into the console business, instead we got tiny useless gamegear gotchapongs and some updated firmware for arcade machines.

[citation needed]

Of course, Nintendo execs are among the stereotypical old-guard, short-sighted, myopic dinosaurs who firmly believe they can bend society to their will.

Cerny’s presentation was very interesting. I recommend watching it if you’re at all interested in some of the more nitty gritty details, and the reasoning behind Sony’s decisions.

And that’s what people thought when GeForce Now was beta testing and first launched. And we see how that went. I’m sure the greedy publishers will find some BS loophole to shut this down too.

They can do it because the software industry has long since differentiated between a normal workstation and virtualized hardware, especially when you own one and not the other. I am not saying that is right, but it gives them the flexibility to restrict running the software on virtualized/remote access systems and…

Maybe someone can explain to me why these publishers can actually do this.

Fact: Bolsonaro elected on platform focused on fighting crime.

(Sees a Kotaku article)

Honestly I would be pretty happy if games just consistently hit 60fps/1080p, as even now it’s not uncommon for less than that.

I think 8K and 120fps might be fun bullet points or whatever for the new consoles, but its asinine to even be at all concerned about either of those things.

(I don’t know if that counts as 4k or not)

As crossplay is in the mix assume they’ll cost the same as they would for a PC or Xbox. I’ll shoot Google an ask for you though!

Kids....I mean, what have they done for us?

I just want to know how much games will cost that are not free. Only thing holding me up on purchasing right now.

So you are saying they pushed back the release to April 2020?

It’s funny how Epic talks about being against Valve’s “anti-competitive” practices yet are quick to make all of these games exclusive to one storefront meaning there’s no competition. Can’t really have it both ways. The only people winning in all of this are the publishers cashing all of these checks from Epic.

Nice job as always, Jason; thanks for confirming a lot of what we all feared. A game that was rushed out and built with a toolset that at the very least wasn’t an ideal fit. And not learning from Destiny’s missteps because they couldn’t talk about Destiny is pretty galling.

I’ve been waiting for the Schreier breakdown of how this fell apart far more than the game itself.