I mean, back in my day, we used to have just good ol' "Rubber banding" that always made races in the ps1/n64 generation quite the nail-biters.
I remember playing "Metroid Prime Hunters" on my original DS and actually really liking the way they handled the controls. I then remember playing "Coded Arms" on my PSP and thinking, "wow, this is getting pretty good" (you know, the ability to play a shooter on a handheld) so when Sony announced the Vita with dual analog sticks, I truly was like, "This is it!". And then basically nothing came out.
The vita was a powerful, intriguing...
I gave you an upvote just for not including the "/s" tag at the end. Thank you for believing in us to read "between the lines". :)
Seriously though, putting "/s" at the end of a sarcastic statement is the equivalent of Borat saying, "....NOT!" at the end of the joke. It destroys the impact.
Both Take-Two and CDPR have now boasted about sales for their buggy games.
They both most love the fact that one was being pitched as superior to another on websites like this.
Nope. Birds of a feather.
I don't mean to be "that" guy, but yeah, obviously. Nintendo's handhelds have always been in that goldilocks zone between performance and battery. I remember when the GBA was first announced and people were genuinely irked that it couldn't *really* handle anything 3d. Nintendo sold it as a "2d powerhouse" and publications sold it as such.
I love the idea of the steam deck, and I can see how many indie games can probably sip the battery compa...
I kind of wish I didn't see videos like this because it makes me so mad that we'll never play the game. This game just seemed to be so well realized that it would absolutely done gangbusters upon release.
Sort of reminds me of the canceled "Prey 2" game, but in that instance, (thankfully) we got Arkane's Prey, and it ended up being one of the most enjoyable games I've ever played.
Do you think you're what they say you are?
so now it looks like the cutscenes.
@FinalFantasyFanatic What the hell is "puppy fat"?
Definitely not "just" black men. If you ever decide to hop on the hellscape that is TikTok, you'll see a preference for larger or "thicc" women, some racking up hundreds of millions of views.
I'm white, from Detroit, and like a bigger woman. The Jill here maybe just a tad "too" big for my liking, but I can attest that the body style is something that is seen as attractive by more than just "black men".
While I can a...
I liked the first two games, with Rise being one of my favorites. The first in the new trilogy felt a bit too "try-hard" for me. It was still super fun, but it came across as Tomb Raider: Warrior Within for me.
I thought the second one had absolutely gorgeous locales, some of the best art direction I've ever seen.
I'm making my way through the third one, and only about 5 hours in and something feels super off about it. It is a slog, an...
The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena. Solid game, but nowhere near as good as Butcher Bay.
I've always found that interesting. I honestly do not get why brand familiarity somehow equates a quality experience over the unknown and inherently "alien" attributes of a new IP.
I mean, it's Ivy.
Ivy is responsible for getting a whole generation of gamers through the tumultuous years of puberty.
So, basically, It's a steal at that price.
Visually, it looks quite nice. But man does that gunplay look stiff and bland.
I friggin love Gamepass, and I'm a huge Sony fanboy.
I have a huge backlog of games to get through, and GP is absolutely perfect for it.
I loved the first Bioshock, but the third one was super disappointing. It definitely felt like Levine jumped the shark in so many facets of its design.
I really respect and appreciate what Levine has done in game development, so it saddens me to see when stuff like this goes down.
Eh, I thought I had more to say, but you've encapsulated everything rather well!
he actually doesn't game, either. So he must be really lost.
I am genuinely confused why you think Xboxes are "sitting on store shelves". I see a Series S or two, but never an X, and PS5 may as well not even exist. And this is coming from someone who leans Sony most days.