Ah, I see what you did there! :D

This is potentially tragic. Hopefully they don’t fuck it up like EA does.

He’s not allowed in or else all the games will be delayed/cancelled.

He has to stay in a cordoned-off area labelled “sneak fucks”.

That was such a fun arcade game too.

I haven’t turned on my xbox in over a year. I paid for a year of XBL and haven’t seen anything on it that I don’t already own on PS4. I was even a dummy who bought the S when it came out to replace my original xbone and I still don’t play it. It doesn’t have any really good Xbone only titles. Halo and Gears are so…

I got a new TV a couple of months ago and I took that opportunity to tidy up my gaming space and my Xbox One is just sitting there, neatly organized with all its cables and controllers, unplugged.

The primary reason Bluehole has to lose this case is because Fortnite is a derivative work with the derivation lying solely on the vague concept of what constitutes “battle royale” gameplay.

Well thats one way to piss in your own cereal

I’m a historian. Thats 100% accurate to history.

I’ve tried streaming services like these and I just can’t enjoy them. There’s juuuust enough latency between when I press the button and when the action happens onscreen that I notice it, and it kills my suspension of disbelief. It’s always there, nagging in the back of my mind.

Fortnite’s fun, but yeah I have the same issues as you. The constant jumping just reminds me that we’ve come a long way since CS 1.6, lol. And I’ve been killed far too many times because I can’t build to literally save my life.

My thoughts exactly. Hell, if Far Cry 5 came out with an official BR mode, I’d sure as hell play it (even if it’s not 100 players).

To me, the success of the Nintendo Switch proves the Vita could’ve been successful too. People still want a high quality portable gaming experience, but things like proprietary and hilariously overpriced memory cards (that weren’t exactly optional) killed the Vita’s momentum right from the start. I realize that this…

They should’ve done what they did with the PS3 and doubled-down on it. Because if you look back, PS3 had the same issues the Vita had at launch - lack of exclusives, way overpriced, too many features nobody cared about... But Sony worked with that. They got their exclusives, they slashed the price (several times, in…

Exactly. Don’t get me wrong expensive memory totally kneecapped the thing, but within a year of the Vita’s release you had smartphones that could outdo it graphically (and werent that far off when it was released) and at the time phone devs were releasing quality games for around the $5 mark (which has now turned into…

Heartily agreed. I’m a big Sony fan, but I still want MS to succeed, because competition both breeds fantastic new content, and keeps businesses in check and prevents price gouging. I hope this is a strong first step towards a good E3 for Microsoft.

I would dare say this will be more Bob-Hoskins-as-Mario than Wanted.

Because they can do this first, sell a bunch, then make marginal changes and do your suggestion. That’s how Nintendo has operated for peripherals.

“You can now hook up your smartphone to your Switch with the Nintendo Cloud Connectivity Cable (sold separately), and utilize the Nintendo Cloud smart app to backup your saves!”