is it the same one from Yakuza 0? Or do you mean we get to actually drive around in them, ala Mario Cart.Like a Dragon even has a fully fledged kart racing mini-game. This game is amazing.
One of Studio Saizensen's previous games, Umihara Kawase Fresh, had a similar issue. They were, for some reason, unable to use the translation from the Switch version of the game. It later got patched with an English translation, but it was awful (probably machine-translated). Hoping this isn't the same situation again...Success Corp drunk , they added PC build to launch at the same date as consoles , but only consoles will have English language support
Oooh right into my C&C veins.
I'll consider a dual boot with Windows IF Microsoft gets this right. That's a big "IF" of course, I still hear and read lots of issues about game pass on PC.
I'm still waiting for the campaign actually being fun before purchasing TW3. Could this be it?TODAY IS THE DAY
Those "janky as hell" and "half baked" Operation Flashpoint and Hidden and Dangerous 2 were god damn masterpieces and much more interesting and ambitious games than Halo could ever hope to be. I finished all the Halos.There was nothing like it on PC either. What was the closest equivalent with large maps and seamless use of vehicles and what not? The janky as hell Operation Flashpoint or the PVP only Battlefield 1942/Tribes 2? There were experiments before but hardly any with that level of polish and playability. I wouldn't compare something half baked like Hidden & Dangerous to Halo for example even if theoretically it ticks some boxes. The actually renowned PC single player FPS like Half-Life didn't do anything of the sort (nor did Half-Life 2 years later). Even for multiplayer I'd say it took until UT2004 to have that kind of polish and playability with all those types of on foot and in vehicle mini sandboxy situations lacking the bombastic sci fi story. For single player maybe the same year's Far Cry counts, but I'd say it took until Crysis to really get good. And there's not been that many games in that vein either so as a series built on that it was worthwhile (where Crysis faltered). And I'm not even a fan of Halo since I never cared for the gunplay when I tried CE or more recently the MCC, but it's ludicrous to say it didn't do anything outside being an Xbox game, same for GoldenEye and N64. Otherwise we might as well say we had a galaxy spanning space adventure since 1984's Elite, evolved with real life physics in 1993's Frontier: Elite II, so anything that came after that on any platform didn't do much of anything but go smaller scale.
Better yet, he pitched the idea and it was shot downSo an employee edited together some videos, to pitch the idea and now it's reported like it's something that is surely coming soon.
Clickbaity tweet, at least.
H&D2 was long after Halo and much improved over 1 though (which was also on console, Dreamcast, with a pretty solid version, but was universally considered mediocre at best). Even still, personally I'd rather play SWAT/R6/Ghost Recon or even Project I.G.I. if I want a retro tactical FPS despite their way smaller scope. Ambition is just an excuse for lackluster implementation. Some of the games I mentioned had prequels with some of the same elements but they're not even worth mentioning when the improved sequels were still lacking. The renowned PC FPS of the Halo era were more like Half-Life, RTCW etc., not doing any stuff like that, because they were polished and worked inuitively, as intended and fun. Or is this up for debate now too just to elevate lesser games as rivals of Halo?Those "janky as hell" and "half baked" Operation Flashpoint and Hidden and Dangerous 2 were god damn masterpieces and much more interesting and ambitious games than Halo could ever hope to be. I finished all the Halos.
Direct link to that for those interestedBetter yet, he pitched the idea and it was shot down
I don't want to defend 4070, but this card has 3080 performance at almost half the wattage consumption, so you will be saving in electricity.I watched some 4070 reviews, 3080 performance with 3080 pricing, thanks Nvidia! Man for $600 the GPU to get is the 6950xt no doubt. And 12 GB of vram too, the bare minimum as always. This is the first Nvidia GPU that I've seen that is still in stock on launch day lol.
It's wild that in order to get more than 12 GB of vram from Nvidia you have to buy the 4080 which is such a terrible value GPU, I mean if you have the means to spend over 1000$ on a GPU might as well go for the 4090 which is indisputably the fastest GPU right now.
The 4070 is an interesting card, but I think we should add a caveat that it has 3080 performance at 1440p and lower.I don't want to defend 4070, but this card has 3080 performance at almost half the wattage consumption, so you will be saving in electricity.
That is true but also expected from gen to gen, especially if you went from Samsung's 8nm to TSMC's 5nm. I'm not saying the 4070 is a bad card, is just underwhelming and too expensive, like the entire 40 series lineupI don't want to defend 4070, but this card has 3080 performance at almost half the wattage consumption, so you will be saving in electricity.
I continue to be crushed that the term schlooter hasn't caught on. It's exactly the kind of refined, elegant name that this genre deserves.It really hasn't been a good week for dull, uninspired, trend chasing looter shooters from formerly respected developers.
Use the new engine, it's in public beta and does wonders on performance and is compatibel with all dlc and updates. Link. I can limit tdp to 5 watt without much of a performance hit.Grabbed the latest DLC for Vampire Survivors, Well worth the price (all of £1.50).
Unfortunately, with all the upgrades, limit break on the weapons, Queen Sigma and maximum curse it now brings my Steam Deck to its knees.
8 months is enough time to change the story were the Suicide Squad all die in the first 30 minutes and then you play the rest of the game as Superman in a singleplayer only campaign.welp. eight months isn't enough time to turn this into something other than a 2024 game that's chasing design trends from 2017, but maybe it'll somehow work out for Rocksteady, they deserve better
I agree the 4070 isn't great value for it's money. I bought it over the 6950XT for the lower power usage (and thus more silent), DLSS3 and because I own a 1440p GSync monitor. The GTX3080 is still €200 more expensive here, and that's too much for me.I watched some 4070 reviews, 3080 performance with 3080 pricing, thanks Nvidia! Man for $600 the GPU to get is the 6950xt no doubt. And 12 GB of vram too, the bare minimum as always. This is the first Nvidia GPU that I've seen that is still in stock on launch day lol.
It's wild that in order to get more than 12 GB of vram from Nvidia you have to buy the 4080 which is such a terrible value GPU, I mean if you have the means to spend over 1000$ on a GPU might as well go for the 4090 which is indisputably the fastest GPU right now.
Should just rip the bandaid off with this one and release it already. Why salvage tainted goods? Just write it off and start the next game.
welp. eight months isn't enough time to turn this into something other than a 2024 game that's chasing design trends from 2017, but maybe it'll somehow work out for Rocksteady, they deserve better
People drove me nuts on discord with that name a couple of years ago so I'll definitely never use it lol.I continue to be crushed that the term schlooter hasn't caught on. It's exactly the kind of refined, elegant name that this genre deserves.
The roguelike stuff is the game-within-the-game. All the meta stuff is the ‘real’ game. But if you find roguelikes tedious then you may have a bad time with it (like I did).oooooh, I knew it
I'm trying out Inscryption now cos of the universal praise and how much I've seen folk say to "play it and go in blind", and that "it's not really a roguelike"
and i shouldn't be surprised but thing I hate most about that genre still appears; that I'm sent back to the very start upon death (even after killing a boss in fact)
Are there no perma upgrades or anything like that for making runs easier/quicker?
I've done a few runs and it's gave me extra cards
I'm willing to give this a good go given the praise, but if I'm still playing this not-roguelike card game 8hrs in I'm dropping it.
That's not the starsiege I know of from the 90's gtfo here poser
Yeah I got a feeling this is gonna bomb no matter how much they polish it up and might as well shove it out the door, have a small team work on updating it and move the main team on to something else.Should just rip the bandaid off with this one and release it already. Why salvage tainted goods? Just write it off and start the next game.
Will have to give this a shot,thank you Maybe I'll get to experience Resident Evil 4 for once.I tried it on my desktop first, since I saw someone mention "Modern controls" for mouse and keyboard, and yes, there is a toggle for "modern controls" in the game settings.
So if you play with mouse and keyboard, just toggle it in the game settings and your fine. If you play with a controller on a desktop, I believe you need to enable a mouse and keyboard Steam Input profile to get the game to register your controller as a m+k instead, and then toggle "modern controls" in game.
Me scrolling through the thread from last night
Give me the 2060 when you do >.>The 4070 is tempting. I missed the train on the FE but the third parties seem to stick close to MSRP.
I have a 2060 Super.
so it's an ubi game then, gotchaxDefiant beta is pure garbage, game plays like shit, I do rather play Combat Arms.
since no one has mentioned it
Guru3D included the 2060 Super in some of their results in their 4070 review, the 4070 seems to be around 2x faster or more, depending on the game.The 4070 is tempting. I missed the train on the FE but the third parties seem to stick close to MSRP.
I have a 2060 Super.
I'm not sure if I should pick this up for Switch or PS5. I am thinking of buying the CE. I like Vanillaware games and would also like to get this one as well.yuzu does what nisadon't.