CosmicTurtle

It says Top three (now). But it is an underwhelming list regardless of quantitative quibbles.

I have played it. It’s very good, well done!

Exactly, my happiest experience this generation.

It really needs psvr to work fully. It is so hard to relay.

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There is a Switch emulator called Yuzu.

It is for Bandai Namco clearly it exists separately to any work at Codemasters. Probably predates the acquisition.

I want new IP it keeps a studio feeling fresh.

Almost all of those are player made. Dreams is fine, inspiring, but frustrating, it needs some tuning. There are some good “dreams “ on there, but they seem to succeed in spite of the software. Don’t expect great AI in games or intuitive controls In creation. Maybe a larger community will change things. We’ll see.

The Dreamcast had a similar logo to a German toy store, hence the change in Europe . If a toy store makes you think like that, then you may have a problem.

They acquired them after Sony but... “After the disappointing sales of their next game Onrush, several members of the Codemasters EVO development division were let go in redundancies, including game director Paul Rustchynsky and the division was shifted to a support role for other Codemasters titles.“

Transgender people exist. It’s quite clear just reading this how much prejudice people receive for being transgender. I think what most people see as an agenda is a group of people, who usually are a minority, speaking up against what they have to endure, trying to provoke some empathy for something I could not possibly understand how tough that confusion must be. They don’t do it to be different, if you study the subject. It’s complex and difficult, many of those issues must be due to attitu...

The response level to this article implies otherwise.

The Twin Snakes remake was surprisingly bad. I still have a copy.

The Xbox One X is the pick of console power presently. But don’t even suggest it comes close to top spec PC rigs.

The grid based controls were wonky even back then. But that sense of discovery and isolation felt amazing.

But nausea is accepted as a side effect of VR even by developers, many games offer modes and features to reduce it. Your analogy is a false equivalent. I like many VR games I think it has a lot of potential.

There are plenty of things that have side effects where the object and not the user is blamed. You know what you are writing is nonsense. I assume you are being facetious.

I was born earlier. Nobody I met said that. We were excited by it. It’s only in hindsight we realise how horribly janky most of them were at start.

I own and enjoy VR but this is a straw man argument.

I think many are opposed to it for what they project it to be. But sickness is legitimate issue.

I love F-Zero. They play so differently though. Only thematically do they feel comparable.