Crazycrab

For it's simply how much any media product, wether it be a game, movie, book or whatever, sucks you in. It's not something I feel I can define with a set of specifications. Sometimes I will get immersed in something and sometimes I won't, even if it's something very similar. Hell sometimes this happens to me when it is litteraly the same thing. On my first attempt to watch Stranger Things on Netflix I didn't get into it at all but on my second attempt a few months later I binged it and was totally addicted.

The recent F1 games have a better story mode and I wouldn't count those either. Hell I think Super Mario Bros has a better story even though it's pretty much "You're Princess is in another Castle. Enjoy your cock getting blocked again and again." As for my list I would say: Metal Gear Solid 3 Life is Strange The Last of Us Horizon Zero Dawn God of War (2018) Doki Doki Literature Club

It's not a lie, just because your not experiencing these issues doesn't mean nobody is. I don't know all the details but it's something to do with Windows 11 utilising higher thread counts to improve speed and efficiency. Not actually a bad idea in theory but it seems to be interfering with other applications (games included) designed for Windows 10 that also want to use more threads.

OK, this is starting to get ridiculous. You like FIFA, that's fine, and talk about FIFA all you want, but stick to threads where it's appropriate please. Maybe he thinks FIFA is based of this.... ..but of course we all know it's actually based of this:

I don't think you can have this conversation without mentioning Goldeneye, it was a revolution back in its day. Other titles worth mentioning are Aladdin on the Genesis/Megadrive and The Chronicles of Riddick on the XBox.

No, as much as I love Sabaton, Swedish power metal doesn't suit an American muscle car. It's got to be 80's hard rock music, like Twisted Sister or Mötley Crüe.

There might be another generation for Sony and Nintendo but maybe not Microsoft. Microsoft are already kinda focusing more on XBox being a "Platform" rather than a console. So I think we'll probably see an upgraded version of the Series X down the line but after that they will just focus publishing on Windows PC, the existing XBox Hardware and maybe streaming games in the cloud.

N64 would be my choice and I'm sure it's only a matter of time. I think the main I'd like to get the mini treatment further down the line after that is the Sega Dreamcast.

The first 3 games are available on PS3, XBox 360, PS4, XBox One and PC as the HD Collection. I personally would recommend just skipping Devil May Cry 2 and play 1 and 3. The second is easily the worst game in the franchise, doesn't connect very much to the rest of them story wise and is widely considered to be a complete waste of time.

Unfortunately that feature is in the game already, it's called paying.

Post the link anyway, you can usually get a lead on the local Amazon listing from it.

I think it's overburdening fetch quests. When a game thinks it's reasonable to ask the player to collect 20 Boar Skins and chop down 50 trees to make a quiver and a few arrows that's just taking the piss. Also Metal Gear Solid 2's entire plot.

This is what always happens in PC gaming when next generation consoles come out. This is why I always say to anyone considering building a PC around that kind of time that's it's better to wait until a year or two AFTER next gen comes out to build a PC. That's not however, taking into consideration that high demand, low supply and the subsequent scalping has still kinda fucked the market a bit. So it might be better to wait even longer now.

Yep that's true! 😆 I find it very amusing but I'm glad I don't live there. A country governed by right wing evangelicals, I rather go to hell.

I heard some chatter a while back about Netflix forming some kind of partnership with Sony. Possibly some kind of merger with their PS Now service, I'm not sure though.

From what I understand it's not a native PS5 port, it's just the PS4 version played via backwards compatibility. I've watched the video and their aren't any spoilers in it. All it shows is a little bit of combat from the introduction and some wandering around outside.

ALL OF THEM... outside of Spongebob or Slayer.

Your skin is safe... For now.

You'd best be careful, if I don't like your song I will use that campfire as a weapon.

I can explain this, I fact I probably should have explained this earlier but I'm here now. When I was at University Bluetooth was still in its infancy but It did learn a bit about it. One of the things I learned is in order to sell products using the patented Bluetooth technology companies have to agree to the terms of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG wiki). This is pretty dry corporate stuff so I'll keep it a brief as possible, but I will leave links to the full information throughout if you want to check it out for yourselves. The SIG was formed with the interest of making the technology accessible and the competition in the market fair. The main document of relevance here is the General Rules of Antitrust Compliance (pdf). I'll quote what I think to be most relevent parts which are points 5 through 7 and 9. Basically what this means is Nintendo can deny the use of their own patented Bluetooth products on competing platforms, but they cannot prevent other companies from using competing Bluetooth products on thier own. If you know anything about the history of Nintendo you'll know they really don't like other companies making money of their platforms without their approval so this would be a problem for them. So for them this was something of an ultimatum, they can't make any Bluetooth audio products of their own and sell them without opening the gates for everybody else. In guessing Nintendo want to market some sort of Bluetooth headset so they had no choice.

Your right but they make some other peripherals to. The "Super Smooth Thrustmaster controller" that @Justin11 described exists but as far I can it's an older and very cheap model designed for iOS and Android phones. I'm not even sure if it works on PC. Maybe he means one of Thrustmaster's more premium products like the eSwap Pro:

Hell let Loose looks pretty interesting. A gritty and somewhat more realistic WW2 shooter, but it's next gen and PC only.

It's out on all the major one's as far as I know. PC, PS4, XBox One and Nintendo Switch.

To be honest, I don't think they were putting that much thought into it. I think they just took JPEG's of some generic hotel art or something and it just happened to be fruit in this case.

If you mean "Halo Infinite" then that's not out till next month. Is it a BETA test or something?