Also some of the most odious DRM iirc. Not to mention their dalliance with Blockchain Bitcoin NFT whatever.

Game Bub

snikt

Edit: woah they snuck an Artix-7 chip in there. The XC7A100T is beefy. I wonder what else it could run in that implementation.

What about Dreamcast? 🤔

Maybe Valbrace in UFO50?

Edit: what about Barony?

I know the game is playing on nostalgia, but heck yeah old Doritos!

I’m sure the C Suite feels a great sense of Pride and Accomplishment.

Or a medieval artist

Oh man by MattKC. That’s a must watch.

Is the red angel suit a mech suit? I guess not.

While i was on my way out my friend fell on me and killed us both.

I don’t think I’d ever play this game, but this is tempting me to give it a shot.

Did…you play Ecco much? That game is terrifying, and in VR it would be intense.

The necktie, but I think it would look better just slightly larger.

That looks like a much better ratio than I’ve ever seen between cheesecake, crust, and topping. Wow.

Free is free. If they’re making a bunch of money off ten year-olds and their moms, I’ll take their giveaways. If I get something free from Epic and I really like it, I’ll buy it on gog too.

It’s emotional too. At least it was for me.

Those companies do everything they can to make it as hard as legally possible.

It’s nice to see gaming covered in NYT at all. The article generally rings hollow to me. I’m not an industry expert, but:

• It’s easy to be profitable when you’re just making a sandbox and your players make the games, but at that point are you a game developer? (Roblox)
• High end graphics cards have become so expensive that people can’t afford gaming with good graphics
• AAA developers aren’t optimizing games as well as they used to, so only high end hardware would even run them
• AAA is more focused on loot boxes, microtransactions, season passes, and cinematics all wrapped up in great visuals. That’s at the expense of innovative gameplay and interesting stories. Making the graphics worse won’t get execs to greenlight better games, just uglier ones. And they’ll still be $70.
• Even when games are huge successes and profitable, studios are getting bought and shut down (EA, Microsoft, Sony?), so it’s hard to say the corps are hurting.

Star Trek always had some levity. And all the other new Trek has always felt too serious - they’ve been constantly saving the Federation/humanity/Galaxy/universe. If they need to make a funny show in order to tell a funny story, then fine. Go for it.

That sounds nice! My OLED is only 165Hz, but I’ll have to try it out.