DevonTheDude535

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GT5 Prologue has longer install time than DMC4 (~35mins)

If you bought the Blu-ray version of GT5 Prologue you are in for a treat , an install process that trumps DMC4's 20 minute install. GT5 Prologue must be copied to the HDD which took an excess of 20 minutes to install, on top of that a patch must be downloaded that takes about 15 minutes to download and install (~35 min total). So make 1.75 sandwiches or install DMC4 1.75 times (35/20 = 1.75), its still nothing in comparison to PC install times.

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UK Court Rules Stealing RuneScape Gold Is Criminal Theft in Case That Could Have Wider Repercussions

A UK court has ruled that the unauthorized stealing of in-game currency can be legally classified as criminal theft.

Eonjay17h ago

IGN is a fraudulent clik bait farm pretending to be a news organization.

"that the unauthorized stealing of"
...You know as opposed to the "authorized steal of" personal data sites like IGN take part in.

But yes it is both IGNorant and morally questionable to imply that there is such a thing as authorized stealing.

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PlayStation Plus Monthly Games for February

February’s PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup is a bumper one, with four titles available to PS Plus members*. Battle to victory in the ring in boxing sim Undisputed, survive an alien world in Subnautica: Below Zero, mix combat and gardening in Ultros, and take to the skies in Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown. All these titles will be available to PlayStation Plus members from Tuesday February 3 until Monday March 2.

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Cockney2h ago

Great month, sub nautica not really my thing but i can see why others like it, ace combat and undisputed look good as does the indie surprise ultros

Puty2h ago

Undisputed somehow went backwards compared to Fight Night Champion from 2011. Such a massive letdown.

Dexterio10m ago

Typical bad PS Essential month.

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Arknights: Endfield Review: Bigger, Better, But a Bit Overwhelming | TNS

TNS: Arknights: Endfield is one of the most ambitious open-world RPGs with gacha mechanics, but its pacing and systems feel a bit overwhelming.

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