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Regular user of this thing can punch through steel.
I mean, LOOK AT THAT (failed photoshop) ARM DAYMN.
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Regular user of this thing can punch through steel.
Yves wants to watch you poop!What the hell? Ubisoft really doesn't want to be successful on PC I guess...
I'm gonna assume you have played Danganronpa, since this game is a carbon copy of it.Care to elaborate? This was on my preliminary shopping list for the Winter Sale and as it is not on Keysites the current discount is unlikely to be deeper next month.
Cool!, will start looking back over what I've played this year.Soon I'll start the GOTY voting! I was thinking from December 15 to January 15. Any ideas for what could be changed? Any new categories? Was thinking of adding "2024 Game I wish I played" or something similar lol
"Best old game", we had that last yearAs for categories - I find (like a lot of other PC gamers I'm sure) that I don't typically buy games on release and so miss out on selecting them for GOTY as by the time i get round to them they are passed the year cut off and so maybe something for us frugal sale waiters. Don't know what you'd call it though and it might just get a load of random selections so maybe not.
there isn't (anymore)I forgot there is such thing.
looks a bit on the smaller side. Maybe for Gen 2 they can put a 17 inch screen on there.
We already have a "best old game" category, but I'm with you in that being important for me. If I had to guess then I'd say at least 75% of the games I played this year weren't released this year.Cool!, will start looking back over what I've played this year.
As for categories - I find (like a lot of other PC gamers I'm sure) that I don't typically buy games on release and so miss out on selecting them for GOTY as by the time i get round to them they are passed the year cut off and so maybe something for us frugal sale waiters. Don't know what you'd call it though and it might just get a load of random selections so maybe not.
Cheers for sorting the voting out again, always interesting to see what meta thinks.
I like this idea but how about we make it a top 3 2023 (played in 2024) and top 3 2022 and below (played in 2024)? Increase the chances of finding common picks and possibly spotlight some obscure games.We already have a "best old game" category, but I'm with you in that being important for me. If I had to guess then I'd say at least 75% of the games I played this year weren't released this year.
Maybe we could even have two of them -- best old game (without restrictions) and best 2023 game played in 2024 . But that might be overkill.
Soon I'll start the GOTY voting! I was thinking from December 15 to January 15. Any ideas for what could be changed? Any new categories? Was thinking of adding "2024 Game I wish I played" or something similar lol
Then recently stumbled on book called "The Fixer: Moguls, Mobsters, Movie Stars, and Marilyn" that is biography of most famous Hollywood PI Fred Otash.Eddie Mannix the New Jersey native had the kind of working-class accent that people mocked, but never to his face, likely because he was built like a boxer and had a heavy jaw like a fighting dog's. He had worked as a bouncer, or something like it, at an amusement park before transitioning into the movie business and working his way up the MGM ranks. Most people at the studio knew him as the "fixer," the guy who protected stars' public images by making their problems go away.* Mannix's own personal life was a tawdry minefield of love affairs and other scandals, which might be why he was so good at handling similar incidents for other people. Some accounts of his legacy at the studio suggest a sad history of abortions forced on starlets, sham marriages forced on homosexuals, and several unsolved murders—although the murky nature surrounding these incidents makes their specifics hard to pin down. He was rumored to have mob ties and probably carried a weapon on his person, maybe several.
And boy even if just 1/3 of things he talks about in that book are true there is enough material to make multiple L.A. Noire games. So much dirt, conspiracies, famous names and infamous events offer so much opportunities not just to tell the stories but to offer players different kind of gameplay. Hollywood is probably even to this date one of the "dirtiest" part of America, full of cray stories that most won't see light of day. So my wish to move series to other cities is not that strong anymore after learning a bit more history of LA/Hollywood. And i truly hope that Rockstar will at least give IP someone else to work on if they don't want to do it themselves. As i said first game is just tip of the iceberg, and there is much, much, much more material for sequel.During the height of Hollywood's golden age, one man lorded over the city's lurid underbelly of forbidden sin and celebrity scandal like no Fred Otash. An ex-Marine turned L.A.P.D. vice cop, Otash became the most sought-after private detective and fixer to the stars by specializing in the dark arts that would soon dominate the entertainment industry.
Otash was notorious for bugging the homes, offices, and playpens of movie stars, kingmakers, and powerful politicians, employing then state-of-the-art methods of electronic surveillance and wiretapping for a who's who list of clients for whom he'd do "anything short of murder." He lied to federal authorities to protect Frank Sinatra from criminal liability; recorded Rock Hudson's coming out confession to his estranged wife; moved in with Judy Garland to help her get sober; taped President John F. Kennedy and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy's tragic love affairs with the greatest sex symbol of all time, and he listened to Marilyn Monroe die.
All DQs bring confined to mobile is criminal.Playing nothing but Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D over the last week has me once again wondering why the hell Dragon Quest VIII hasn't had a proper remaster/multiplatform release yet. Like, the PS2 version still looks so good at higher resolutions. It's one of those games where they could get away with a fairly straightforward remaster. All they would really need to do would be to implement some of the QoL upgrades from the 3DS version.
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i guess it's uncancelledEhh? I though Hellraid was cancelled? Why they adding a new screenshot?
The MMO known as wildstar received a new screenshot on the same day as Hellraid: https://steamdb.info/app/376570/history/Ehh? I though Hellraid was cancelled? Why they adding a new screenshot?
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Probably a glitch then. But very strange,.That's been shutdowned for years now. Maybe Steam re-added screenshots for certain games on that day for whatever reason.
It's seriously baffling that they never even bothered to dump the mobile ports of DQ 1-6 on Steam.All DQs bring confined to mobile is criminal.
Everyone should play DQ 4,5. Pinnacle of the series.
A PC handheld that size and yet like many others somehow still missing a touchpad.
I guess like the Zenless Zone Zero launch trailer, I really like how there's minimal camera switches here, it looks really clean and the animations look very dynamic.Folks, I am excited. The girls are so beautiful.
Trailer is a bit NSFW btw
There's only one thing i want from Mexico imported and i'll pay any tariff...My king Naroh
The animations of ZZZ are really leagues ahead of other games. They are so fluid that sometimes they look a bit float-y. On the other hand, compared with animations I think GFL2 is stronger in character models. The relatively realistic anatomy and texture as well as great lighting really makes them pop. I spent hours looking at the models when I was playing the beta on PC.I guess like the Zenless Zone Zero launch trailer, I really like how there's minimal camera switches here, it looks really clean and the animations look very dynamic.
Edge Spin Speed and Edge Spin Radius. Here's my Elden Ring settings:Guys... what do I have to change to make camera movement in the old Steam Controller faster?
I have to swipe like five times to do a 360, its driving me nuts. And its so slow.
Best case would be holding at a position and the position would determine how fast the camera goes round.
Zenless animations are next-levelThe animations of ZZZ are really leagues ahead of other games. They are so fluid that sometimes they look a bit float-y. On the other hand, compared with animations I think GFL2 is stronger in character models. The relatively realistic anatomy and texture as well as great lighting really makes them pop. I spent hours looking at the models when I was playing the beta on PC.
I'm totally with you on clicking sticks, and I've got my 8bitdo permanently mapping back buttons as L3/R3.The back buttons on the Deck are a blessing. First order of business is always to map the commands bound to L3 and R3 to L4 and R4. God, I hate pressing the sticks. Especially having to keep them pressed while running. Pretty sure that's the number one cause for issues with the sticks I've had on my controllers.
Leon after rescues president's daughter and comes home for gaming
No thanks broLeon after rescues president's daughter and comes home for gaming
The game is a point and click murder mystery adventure and a love letter to the LucasArts games from back in the day. You play as a bumbling attorney who has to solve a murder on a train (so a bit like Poirot's adventure). The pixel art is gorgeous, the writing is quite funny and the voice acting is just phenomenal. You go around talking to people, picking up items and sometimes combining them to solve puzzles. Unlike some older games, the item combinations and puzzles that they solve are only mildly ridiculous and not all out nonsense. There's no pixel hunting required either. All the interactive hotspots will become visible when you're close to them. The game is steam deck verified and I've been playing it on it. You can use the sticks to swap between hotspots so you're not moving a cursor around looking for things to interact with. Really does feel like a game that fuses all the charm of the old school adventure games with all the gameplay improvements you'd expect from a modern title.
I've played about 4 hours and I'm only on chapter 2 out of not sure how many but I'm really glad I got it. It's not even that expensive relatively speaking. If you enjoy point and click adventure games I'd recommend you look at this one.
This is a general feature that Steam Input does not have, you cannot set a template that all games should use, unless the developer provides their own bespoke one. You can define a template that uses backbuttons and set that for the game before starting it, but that's basically the same thing as doing it manually, really.I'm totally with you on clicking sticks, and I've got my 8bitdo permanently mapping back buttons as L3/R3.
However, I haven't found a way on the Deck to set them globally, but just individually on each game, which is super annoying and basically the only thing I don't like about the Deck. 🫠
Pixie king's recommendation is good. My personal preference is the trackball mode. Specifically, for the right trackpad set Trackball Mode to On and Trackball Friction to Low.Guys... what do I have to change to make camera movement in the old Steam Controller faster?
I have to swipe like five times to do a 360, its driving me nuts. And its so slow.
Best case would be holding at a position and the position would determine how fast the camera goes round.
Nice! Now it can be nominated for next year's goty!
It's been that price in the other store for a few weeks, already so ...Suicide Squad @ 95% off...