Dishonored, love the art style and art direction in that game.

I mostly use the Deck for indie games and emulation so a CPU/GPU upgrade isn’t something of interest for me. A larger, 16:9 screen or better ergonomics on the other hand…

It’s something I’m glad it is not longer being used anymore and run+jump or long press jump or double jump are used instead. It was a pain to pull the move on a keyboard, at least for me.

Strictly speaking about single player games, as in no rogue likes and such, Max Payne 2 is probably the game I played most times over the years.

Those flat CRT TVs were the end game back in the day.

Jesus, only 4 games in that otherwise short short list ring a bell for me.

The reason is simply getting rid of competition.

Even if the whole industry were to collapse tomorrow, we already have games enough for a lifetime of 24/7 gaming.

Nah, Switch U or go home.

People going crazy over a PSN account requirement but nobody cares a shit about the game having root access to their PCs. Funny times we live in indeed.

That’s why they are trying to push it up to €70, right?

It’s ok, not every franchise has to go on forever.

How about shareholders tip me instead?

Didn’t get it at €12, so I don’t think I will get it at €20.

I stopped following Kotaku years ago. It was the best news site by a large stretch. At some point it quickly became trash in the lapse of a few months.

Regarding the writing guides galore, the same has just happened to Destructoid during this very week, suddenly my feed was flooded with dozens of clickbait “how to de X in [trendy game name]”. I just stopped following them right away.

Now I only have Gemstsu to check news and it is not particularly good, guess sooner than later my only source of new game releases will be the from page of Steam:(

So even more generic games then.

Great follow up, nice to see it’s working again!

And I’ll be playing 0% of them.

When they started vaulting content I had paid for is when I stopped playing.

Game pass as a trend poses a serious dangers for developers and publishers alike, the moment people get used to pay €2-5 for a game it will be difficult for them to compete with €60-70 a game.

For us gamers is a blessing as long as the monthly price doesn’t exceed the price of the combined games you can play in that period.

I for example get 1-2 months a year of Game Pass. I’m getting 1 month next. I’m planning on play Dead Space, Lies of P and Persona Tactica, and, since I have holidays vacations this year maybe I will able to play either Starfield or Jusant. That mean I will be paying €10 for playing games Worth €180-240. Never in history have we gamers had this kind of deal.