Eh, it’s *extremely* rare that I watch a trailer. The vast, vast majority of the time, the trailers don’t actually show what the gameplay is like, but are instead cut-up pieces of cutscenes or pre-rendered crapola made to look good and thus there is almost never a good reason for me to watch them. If I were to watch a…

This is just about as surprising as the sun rising the next morning.

Second, will Fallout 4 VR users be left high and dry? That version of the game relies on mods to be, well, good, so hopefully it won’t get left behind here.

“Finally, I hope that everyone involved may resolve their differences in an amicable and respectful way,”

Meh. Never heard of her, never played those games. Hard to get excited about some washed-out actress.

I wouldn’t say “easily”, exactly: Steve and his coworkers have absolutely stellar reputation and track-record, and in recent years every single time a company has tried to just dismiss them, the company has gotten a massive backlash from practically everyone else — industry partners included.

I’m not even a graphic designer, but I think the old logo was way better. At least it clearly communicated which studio it was, but Onoma, with some weird coloured blobs? It’s more like something I’d associate with a pretentious “health-food” joint. It’s really not a good-looking logo.

I, for one, was never even expecting a sequel to Disco Elysium. I feel the game is perfect as-is and any sequel would just take away from it. No, I was hoping for something else, some other game from the same people, but...

I, for one, quite enjoyed the single-player campaigns in BF1 and BFV. Sure, yes, multiplayer is the main selling point of those games, but it was still fun to experience the weapons and the engine in a very different kind of a setting as well, and getting some feel for how the weapons handle in single-player campaigns…

Most game-devs are just a part of a team working on a game, whereas in this case the guy was the sole developer, so that alone makes it quite a different case. Secondly, whatever feelings and thoughts one harbors in their mind is one thing and them making those feelings and thoughts known publicly to the rest of the…

I recently got a Quest 2 and I have spent quite a few hours in VR now. Did I even once, just *ONCE*, think about joining the metaverse? No, the thought literally never occurred to me until this article; so far, I have not seen a single reason to care, absolutely nothing that would interest me in any of these VR-chats…

Back when I was a kid, there was this old, really cranky guy who owned this small video-rental store. The store was barely more than a big closet and crammed absolutely full of movies all the way from the floor to the ceiling, and the old fart really couldn’t have cared less about who rented what; perhaps needless to…

Could tell what?

My resting heart rate is.... 100bpm. No, I’m not kidding. Also, my heart rate doesn’t really react much in either direction whether I’m resting or attempting to exercise.

I have supported a couple of people through their transitions and these people came from trans-hostile backgrounds, so I’ve seen close enough just how much it all hurts. It really actually is hard for someone who hasn’t been as close to quite grasp just how fricking difficult it is.

In your calculations, did you take into account the hard caps in the game on multiple things that exist solely to force people into buying stuff?

Every single time there’s some negative story about someone, people come out of the woodworks proclaiming loudly how the person’s looks are a tell-tale sign and all that. That’s bullshit.

I believe the correct terminology would be “softcore porn”, ie. the main intent is for it to be sexually arousing, but without being explicitly X-rated.

“a fair-launch, community-driven, Fortnite game fans-created cryptocurrency project with no specified owner or company structure behind it or a CEO deciding on its future.” — Idiots. All of that is irrelevant: copyrights apply regardless of whether you’re a CEO of a huge company or a random nerd in the basement.…

Bah. Over the decades I’ve both seen and been subjected to plenty enough abuse that I refuse to even try anymore. The only multiplayer-games I anymore agree to play are ones that I can play in coop-mode with my husband, and maybe his brother.