You can still go back and do the trials, anyway. I didn’t realize those were there and only started doing trials on season 3 I think.

You don’t need to see the robots in action to question how efficient the whole thing is...

I guess Microsoft can’t figure out what the problem with this game is, anyway.
Whatever Microsoft execs are on the projects’s thinking is:

Exclusive footage from Xbox Game Studios:

What are the chances that you’re hyped enough to buy a PS5 when you don’t know when it launches nor the price, but have zero activity on a PS4, though?

The sequel to the underrated PSVR game Astro Bot Rescue Mission, Astro’s Playroom, will be pre-loaded onto every PS5, but it sounds like more of a demo for the DualSense controller than a full game.

I doubt they’ll make anything incompatible. It’ll be like the “new” 3DS consoles. An upgrade on the console, not a new generation.
In fact, even if Nintendo makes a new generation of console, if they have any sense they’ll just make incremental retrocompatible power updates for the switch, at this point.

I do:

I do:

Some YouTube videos are being removed just for mentioning 911 happened and featuring the images we all saw of the planes crashing in the towers. Videos where 9:11 wasn’t even the point, but just mentioning this is something that happened at the beginning of the 21st century.

China blocks footage of the Tienanmen Square footage.

“Chasing the power” may not be very “nintendo” but they need to. If you look at what’s coming out on the Switch, it¡s 95% indie games (most of them pure trash), and every few months or so a Nintendo exclusive.

I always game on pretty much anything, and recently made a gaming PC. I can tell you there is no way in heaven or earth you will build a gaming PC that won’t cost you a lot more than a PS5 and I can guarantee you you won’t be getting much more out of your PC than gaming.

It sounds like the launch day releases for both platforms are going to be nothing ground breaking. Which harkens back to an early time when systems came out with a few decent tech demo games but the real crown jewels usually showed up 6 months or more later.

Doesn’t surprise me. Went for an interview there and it was a bunch of jocks that seemed to spend more time at the Gym than at the office (it’s a benefit, you see, so that you are “in shape”... because overgrown muscle full of protein shake is what a “healthy” individual looks like).

Can’t say they treated candidates…

I believe so, since it’s mentioned in the very first sentence of this article...

I stopped playing Far Cry New Dawn because I really couldn’t stand it. Every time I met an NPC, they just went on and on and on with dialogue that was so atrociously bad I would have had more fun hitting by balls with nettle.

I am sorry for them if they had to listen to NPC dialogue written by people at Ubisoft.

I always wanted to be a game director... but I guess I just don’t sleep around/lie/harrass/bully people enough to be one :-(

That’s a very good question. I remember that when new consoles were announced with a “lineup”, that meant the games that would be available on the day the console would be available.