Yeah, I got that too, which is the page linked to in the post. My original comment was more of a joke, but also there isn’t a single gameplay video, even on the eShop, so /shrug

.cat is a cute game title, and I’m interested in knowing more, maybe seeing a gameplay video, but searching “.cat” in google.... doesn’t work.

Or the other side of that, how come there weren’t enough capitol police officers for an event that even SE could see coming years in advance.

Day’s Gone is about as ‘good’ as a game can get before becoming ‘great’. I grabbed it from the PS+ Collection when I got a PS5, liked it, and am glad I didn’t pay for it.

I accept this headcannon for Sony’s reasoning.

And thus I have rented it from Gamefly as of yesterday. I have no desire to actually own these games, and certainly not to encourage Nintendo here, but I never played Mario 64 or Sunshine since I had Playstations growing up, so I’m prepared to experience history without the benefit of nostalgia goggles.

Especially if it’s a Wave Race 64 battle royale with 64 players at the beginning of each race (tournament?)

Yeesh.

Who is Truck Racing Championship for?

It’s funny to hear this from you, Mr. Miyamoto..

I realized after I posted that the Switch Lite came out not too long after original launch, but felt like that didn’t really count as an ‘upgrade’, so the point still stands.

The context is that they are coming out for the specified consoles in the spring season of 2020. Sure they don’t have descriptions, but this list never has and that would make it a prohibitively long article. Instead this list serves as a reminder about things you might already be interested in, or a list of…

I remember when the Switch launched everyone saying, and even thinking myself, that we should wait for the inevitable XL version, and boy am I glad I didn’t wait 5 years. Everyone always thinks hardware upgrades are not just inevitable but also right around the corner, but that’s rarely the case.

OK, I do see where you are coming from, and saw your other post about cynicism, and I do see where you are coming from.

To me there’s one key difference here to the games you are comparing it to. Anthem, Outriders and Avengers are all multiplayer games. This game has a clear protagonist and solitary-sounding plot. To me it looks more like Solar Ash if it was developed by the folks that make Tomb Raider. Neither of us know for sure,…

There’s zero mention of randomized loot, doesn’t look like a lot of shooting, and action RPG basically means any game with action and also a skill tree. The Witcher is an action RPG, and so is Bloodborne, I’ve heard those are good games with solid gameplay and style. Also, those traversal mechanics look fun to play,…

It looks great, the name is dumb.

The blog post states “The first thing you’ll notice with our next-gen VR controller is the unique design, which takes on an “orb” shape that allows you to hold the controller naturally, while playing with a high degree of freedom. There are no constraints with how you’re moving your hands, providing developers with…

I mean, yes, but also RDR2 gave me exactly as much of what it gave as I needed. I really like every slow and plodding game mechanic in RDR2. Something I’ve always liked about GTA/RDR is that the default movement is ‘walk’, which encourages a certain amount of role play and is something I find enjoyably immersive and…

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