Ah yeah that some nonsense that your TV does and not a thing that is an issue with IPS panels.
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Back in the day, I had this wav play when I logged into Windows!
Remember when you had Windows themes with sounds for everything? Yeah, that wasn't annoying at all.....
Brothers still holds up IMO, both visually and gameplaywise.
Granted, the game can feel slow and give a headache despite its simple controls, but I managed.
Granted, the game can feel slow and give a headache despite its simple controls, but I managed.
Man, I really need to get around to this game.Brothers still holds up IMO, both visually and gameplaywise.
Granted, the game can feel slow and give a headache despite its simple controls, but I managed.
Look at any review for those AOC screens and you will see they are huge value for the money, pretty sure that screen isn't anywhere near twice as good.Acer Nitro VG270UP 27" 1440/144 IPS Freesync
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400 bucks
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Why does it always ends with a 400+ bucks product ?
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One of the few games designed specifically for controller, quite the experience.Brothers still holds up IMO, both visually and gameplaywise.
Granted, the game can feel slow and give a headache despite its simple controls, but I managed.
I'm not sure how well it would work for kb&m. I usually balk at games not translating well to that input method on PC but, well, this is an exception.
Also, D:OS2 gives me choice anxiety. I feel overwhelmed when I get to a new location and, well, just about every nook and cranny begs to be looked at and explored. It's an amazing game but not the best if you are low on energy, that's for sure.
Bless the ATOM team.
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The PAC-MAN sale ends in 25 minutes or so.
While flawed (mainly due to a lack of resolution and graphical options), the PAC-MAN MUSEUM is well worth a look, if you like arcade games.
It's been a while since I played it, and earlier today I re-installed it, and I had a lot of fun with some of the games included.
There's a lot of great stuff in there, like PAC-MAN Championship Edition (probably my favourite game in the series, period; DX+ added a lot of unnecessary crap, while C.E. is pure, unadulterated arcade fun), PAC-Mania (a personal favourite), and "oddities" like PAC-LAND, and PAC-MAN ARRANGEMENT.
Outside of this one, PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX+ is also well worth a look (and, personally, I found it far batter than PAC-MAN Championship Edition 2; many of the additions and changes done for the sequel don't work well, in my opinion).
While flawed (mainly due to a lack of resolution and graphical options), the PAC-MAN MUSEUM is well worth a look, if you like arcade games.
It's been a while since I played it, and earlier today I re-installed it, and I had a lot of fun with some of the games included.
There's a lot of great stuff in there, like PAC-MAN Championship Edition (probably my favourite game in the series, period; DX+ added a lot of unnecessary crap, while C.E. is pure, unadulterated arcade fun), PAC-Mania (a personal favourite), and "oddities" like PAC-LAND, and PAC-MAN ARRANGEMENT.
Outside of this one, PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX+ is also well worth a look (and, personally, I found it far batter than PAC-MAN Championship Edition 2; many of the additions and changes done for the sequel don't work well, in my opinion).
Next month is an interesting one as multiple games will (or should in some cases) end exclusivity:
Confirmed:
-Satisfactory
-Journey
-Outer Wilds
-Detroit
-Heavy Rain
-Beyond: Two Souls
-Samurai Shodown Neogeo Collection
Unconfirmed but it's 12 months time:
-Sinking City (this one is probably going to come back as a self-published title)
-Omen of Sorrow (confirmed for a Steam release at mid 2020)
Confirmed:
-Satisfactory
-Journey
-Outer Wilds
-Detroit
-Heavy Rain
-Beyond: Two Souls
-Samurai Shodown Neogeo Collection
Unconfirmed but it's 12 months time:
-Sinking City (this one is probably going to come back as a self-published title)
-Omen of Sorrow (confirmed for a Steam release at mid 2020)
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Is anyone seriously looking forward to Omen of Sorrow?
These guys, and the Satisfactory guys, should team-up, since they are from the same mould.
A reminder of how the Omen of Sorrow devs do PR:
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Adding Samurai Shodown Neogeo Collection to that list of EGS exclusives is stretching things a bit...
Well, if they decided to make it 1 week timed exclusive....Is anyone seriously looking forward to Omen of Sorrow?
These guys, and the Satisfactory guys, should team-up, since they are from the same mould.
A reminder of how the Omen of Sorrow devs do PR:
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Adding Samurai Shodown Neogeo Collection to that list of EGS exclusives is stretching things a bit...
Also, not really looking for Omen of Sorrow but as my spreadsheet is giving me the alerts, well, I must notify about the status haha
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I think you could have easily erased that game from your list, and no one would notice it.
When the early exclusivity deals were announced, the reactions were usually people upset, or disappointed, about these deals.
With this game, everyone was like "what?", "who?".
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Is anyone seriously looking forward to Omen of Sorrow?
lol, of course not
i doubt anyone even bought it from egs 
I concur that these are worth picking up. Agree with all sentiments. I think CE2 is alright too, if you’re willing to try something different. It’s a lot more fun than PAC Man 256 or whatever it’s called...
I’m all for CE, but PAC Man arrangement is totally worth playing. And PAC Land is pretty darn nostalgic for me as a kid that even watched the PAC Man cartoon when it was new and ate PAC Man cereal.
also iOS has real issues writing PacMan so I give up..
also I want to say it’s really interesting that PAC Land uses the American TV cartoon theme for its soundtrack. (Yeah on Wikipedia PAC Land was straight up modeled after the Hanna Barberra cartoon. Nintendo should have done this for Mario64 (well, taken influence at least)(
Also why the fuck is this version so hard to find:
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Sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe shit.
lol, of course not
Finished
It was decent, reminds me off My Friend Pedro and Hotline Miami, but not as good as them, it has 18 stages, was fun the first few stages, but got very repetive in the later stages as you are only able to punch and the environments are pretty much the same all the time.
It was decent, reminds me off My Friend Pedro and Hotline Miami, but not as good as them, it has 18 stages, was fun the first few stages, but got very repetive in the later stages as you are only able to punch and the environments are pretty much the same all the time.
Guys, I'm puzzled. I just read people complaining about games where you can quicksave. I repeat, you CAN if you want to.
Do you think game design is screwed when a game allow you to quicksave in addition to "normal" saves on multiple slots (by entering menu and manually clicking on save game option) and / or auto saves / checkpoint saves ? Or do you prefer when a game allow people multiple options so they can play as they want ?
I have some examples of checkpoint saves very well done (Alien Isolation is one, Dead Space 1 too), but in a lot other games, you can save however you want... And I don't think it breaks the game design.
Do you think game design is screwed when a game allow you to quicksave in addition to "normal" saves on multiple slots (by entering menu and manually clicking on save game option) and / or auto saves / checkpoint saves ? Or do you prefer when a game allow people multiple options so they can play as they want ?
I have some examples of checkpoint saves very well done (Alien Isolation is one, Dead Space 1 too), but in a lot other games, you can save however you want... And I don't think it breaks the game design.
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I'm resigned with the fact that many people wake up already looking for things to be upset, or offended about, even if it doesn't affect them in any way.
In terms of video games, I've seen people complaining about games having quick saves, about lacking quick saves, about games having easy/normal difficulty settings or casual modes (because every game has to have extreme difficulty, otherwise these people apparently lose their gamer cards or something), about offering gender and/or skin colour options, and the most idiotic things you can think of.
And of course, people against other people being able to play certain games (when it comes to games launching on new platforms).
Many of these things (be it quick saves, casual modes, or an easy difficulty setting) are entirely optional, but people are against others having the chance to play games differently than they do.
I really don't get it.
It depends on the game and genre. Classic Resident Evil for example doesn't work for me without limited saving because it's tied to the entire resource and inventory management design. Having to manage when, where and how many times you save is integral to the experience imo.
Games highlighted might not correspond to Mor tastesWho cares about David Cage and his toxic company Quantic Dream games ?
I can only say that I am seeing a growing contingent of players venerate an abusive attitude when it comes to games, both in themselves and the games they play. I started noticing it in MMOs and see it spreading outside of that.
People that think they should tell others how to spend their time, how they should experience games and, failing to agree with their worldview, dish out personal attacks while some of the community cheers on. The sheer amount of abuse that will you will be met with if you dare talk about the nature of difficulty and an easy mode for Souls games, the tryhard idiots on mobas. It's hard to play online and not have a bad time at some point.
It really worries me, but at the same time I remember good communities don't stick out and are probably the overwhelming majority. Nice people are quiet, and in that respect I'm really glad I stumbled upon this place
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I hear that. But is being able to breaks the tension ? You still have the choice not to save and keep the tension alive, even if it's possible.
Is knowing that you can enough to kill the tension ? I don't feel it that way, but I'm trying to understand.
It really worries me, but at the same time I remember good communities don't stick out and are probably the overwhelming majority. Nice people are quiet, and in that respect I'm really glad I stumbled upon this place
Can't agree more. It's refreshing to have this place where, even if some of us don't agree on everything, everyone tries to be nice and respectful
Enjoy them if that's your thing
Now you can on Steam, but I guess you already played them on console ?
On saves system, I certainly would make no demand of any designers but I'd say that they aren't perfect and arbitrary save systems more often than not lead to repetitive tedium when they screw up. The option to save on demand is always the one I favor. Whether it can be abused, well that's up to individual choice. I don't subscribe to the idea that designers are here to save us from ourselves as we ruin our own fun .
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People like to clown on Heavy Rain (Jason!), but those scenes with the estranged father having his son over for a visit in his dingy apartment were a real eye-opener for me. The complete mundanity of deciding if your kid should do homework or watch tv before dinner. And the father just sitting at the dinette table looking hopeless & lost.
It combined to make me realize games could be something greater than power-fantasy. That they could be human.
Now this is all before Gone Home came around and put Everyday People living Everyday Lives front and center, where things really took off with the paradigm shift of "slice of life" gaming experiences.
But I'll never Heavy Rain for being the first one to make me realize there was something there that I never knew I wanted.
I totally get it. I think if a game rewards you for playing well, having highly permissive save systems can be frustrating. If I can save whenever, perfection is encouraged, and I'm not penalized for saving a lot, I will savescum so much that the game will start to feel like work.
Dishonored is a good example. The game acknowledges ghost/pacifist runs through levels, and that encouraged me to smash quick-load constantly through all three games, trying to undo every little mistake. It made short encounters drag out forever, and made the game more tedious than it should have been.
The thing is, I don't think the solution is getting rid of permissive saves, but just finding ways to reward players for not using them. If Dishonored had a third checkbox next to ghost and pacifist that was for beating a level without save-scumming, I would've been fine. Mechanically encouraging single-segment play would let me feel ok playing through my mistakes.
Games with Ironman options have that sort of effect, where the existence of Ironman mode tells players that the intent is to play without save-scumming. Alternatively, some games create that through the culture around them. Classic Doom is often played with players gunning for single segment runs on levels, or even whole wads, and the user-made wads are usually designed to facilitate that kind of play.
I'll sign to this.
PM me your lawsuit and I'll talk to my lawyer. If shit breaks because we have to divide by zero (net worth), you asked for it.
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I'm with you on that.
To be precise, I rather liked Omikron: The Nomad Soul and Fahrenheit. They were a bit of a mess in terms of actual gameplay (playing Omikron at times felt like a struggle, but the world, and the diverse gameplay, a mixture of genres, was something that appealed to me, since it was a bit unusual at the time).
Since then, because his games were exclusive to Sony consoles, I'm yet to play any.
Curiously enough, earlier today I played the Heavy Rain demo, and it brought back the feelings I had about his previous games. I mean, the game looks lovely, the "ambience" and mood are great, and the gameplay is bizarre and needlessly complicated, a mess, even by QTE standards.
So yeah, it left me wanting to play his upcoming games on Steam (and I installed the "next" demo, Beyond: Two Souls, to try out later).
I must say that after seeing streamers let Beyond: Two Souls play itself without even touching the gamepad left me with the impression that it's more a movie than a game.
It's not a problem in itself, but I'm more into games than movies
It's not a problem in itself, but I'm more into games than movies
From my experience with both Omikron and Fahrenheit, I can say that they are always interesting, but rarely actually good.
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It's not a problem in itself, but I'm more into games than movies
They do share some similarities with Full Motion Video games, but don't actually use live action footage (despite using real actors in several cases).
I totally understand what you mean.
I enjoyed them despite the gameplay, and not because of the gameplay.
The premises are appealing, the world building and mood as well, but then the actual gameplay is all over the place.
Omikron at times almost seemed "broken", and Fahrenheit was much more simpler on that regard, but it was still very unintuitive with it's "motion to trigger action" gameplay (the demo I played of Heavy Rain was again like that).
Clearly, he thinks by having people making long, complicated motions with the controller/mouse, or crazy button combinations, he is making his games more interactive, but surely I would prefer them a lot more if they used gameplay closer to point and click adventure games, or action/adventure games like the Shenmue or Yakuza series.
I'm with you on that.
Me on my way to slam yo asses
I enjoyed Omikron a huge amount. It was the right game at the right time of my life for "reasons." Apart from that his stuff has always been just meh.
On Cage and his toxic studio Quantic Dream, I didn't like the media campaign to undermine the lawsuit (for work harrassment and sexual harrassment) they were dealing with on Venture Beat (and french magazine Le Point).
Lies, partially true facts... It was almost they asked for "journalists" to make them look better.
Lies, partially true facts... It was almost they asked for "journalists" to make them look better.
Honestly, Epic can keep the Cage games. What's the French word for kusoge?
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