I dread using my DS3 every time I boot up my PS3, especially after using the DS4DS3 had the worst sticks and triggers of them all though, a true abomination.And no, X1X pad is backwards-compatible with the X1nonX and thus the old dongle. Maybe it'll need a new one for the new low-latency mode.
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I just do not understand why folks continue to push the narrative that it is somehow it is a fault of Steam that most games tank? I mean, I spend untold amounts of dosh on games, mostly on indies, and yet I can barely scratch the surface of games that interest me. Steam cannot just force me to spend a certain amount of money on games or force me to buy a game, I have a limited budget. My purchase of game A may mean games B and C go onto the wishlist.
couldn't agree more ... with pretty much everything you've said!
Oh, it's the same mod like what I saw in January.Mafia 2 gets an amazing 6GB overhaul mod that reworks its lighting system and adds HD textures
A few days ago, we informed about an upcoming Remaster/Definitive Edition for Mafia 2. However, it appears that PC gamers can already experience Mafia 2 Remaster thanks to mods. Modder ‘QTmodz’ has released an amazing overhaul mod for Mafia 2 that weights around 6GB in size. This mod, called Old...
Kotaku getting some shots in for Epic only for Chet to pull back the curtain?
12 hours according to how long to beat How long is Homefront: The Revolution? | HowLongToBeat
There's a Blu-ray rip of the entire series floating around somewhere if you're inclined.
I've been playing my PS3 a bit lately, the sticks are so loose and wobbly, the grips so tiny. It just feels wrong!
Valve provided developers with a frictionless system for selling their games to a massive worldwide audience but nobody can guarantee them success. Steam has the best discovery tools around yet developers still refuse to accept the reality of the situation that people have a finite amount of time and money.
I still have low audio issues and sent them my dxdiag to see if they find out what's causing this. I need to set my laptop's volume to twice as I normally set it to even get the SFX to be viable.
What's the difference in this new mode? All I gathered from the announcement is that it's less punishing, but I don't really have a frame of reference.
I am likely grabbing it next week esp. as they're offering the sequel as per the game's description.
Yeah, that doesn't quite look right, no name under the steam like mine. I can't click on mine either, maybe it's a one shot deal?
I can't click the steam icon, does it mean I have it already linked? It on the Bethesda account.
It greatly annoys me whenever the proposed solution to "not all indie games make enough money" is "let's just not allow 80% of indie devs to make money at all, then maybe there's more for the other 20%".
How's the Switch emulation now? I have a switch and zelda too, but playing it at 60 fps sure would be different
11 gb? You sure Windows Store didn't download the whole game again for you? I think it was 1.5 gb or something on Steam yesterday.
Damn, I think I created the bethesda account through a game from steam, so maybe it's linked that way? Looking to write support but the option is to unlink it...Yeah, that doesn't quite look right, no name under the steam like mine. I can't click on mine either, maybe it's a one shot deal?
I added steam after finding out about the deal, the xbox one was already linked at some point in the past, can't remember when.
Asset flip makers don't realize that if games like Dishonored 2 bomb they have no chance.
There's a Wii U version that is identical to the Switch version. It works pretty great in CEMU. Probably a lot better now since I last tried it.
Leaving a thumbs up isn't nearly enough to convey how much I agree with you. I met a few Japanese-English translators and the amount of passion, involvement into the game and time spent is far beyond what people imagine at first glance. It isn't anything like a writer's position, but it would most definitively be something akin to making sure a movie's translation to bluray is made adequately. They ensure the optics are respected and that the experience is as intended.I was scrolling through new releases and saw something that, as someone who translated media products in the past and is looking for work in the area, made my blood boil.
Be advised, rant below:
Devs who use crowdsourced community-based translations for their games are
1. Unprofessional as heck
2. Parasitic assholes
1. Unprofessional because translating a work of fiction is not a work of mere transposition of words into another language. It's a work of cultural adaptation -- you read all the text you have to work on, understand its meaning and its context and how it can be translated into your own language and for a different culture and only then you get to work, also trying to translate the same stuff in the same way and maintain a consistent style. These tools give you random lines to translate with no damn context, with no central figure to adapt all translations to common criteria and no check whatsoever. It's also much different from an organized team of fan-translators because the better ones share the same figures of professional teams. So, in resorting to these tools, you prove that you're an unprofessional hack and you have no idea of what you're doing.
2. Parasitic assholes because translations give a product a whole new audience the author can make money from, so you need to pay your damn translators. But of course, reality is hard and the indie scene is not an easy world so it's totally understandable that sometimes you have to resort to the good old "job for visibility" trade-off, which is terrible but often the only viable solution -- people translate your game in a professional way, either as solo freelancer or in an organized team, and you put them in the credits using their names and maybe you give them a little gift such as a copy of the game or some other cool thing as a thank you. Nothing of sorts with these crappy tools -- you get no money because 'of course we got no money', no visibility because 'of course not, you're not even a team and you can hop on and off whenever you want', not even a sweet kiss on the bottom just to say they appreciated your work. No, no, you're a cretin being exploited by assholes and hurting both yourself, your future and a whole category. And then maybe some of these devs also go on twitter and complain about how fucking unfair the job of indie developer is. FUUUUUCK YOU.
There, rant over. Bye.
Preach.
I can tell you that it depends a lot on who the translators are. I started as a fan-subber for tv shows for what was the biggest Italian fan-subbing community at the time and the organization was top-notch. You had the same translators for every episode of the show, a central figure to oversee the work, often with an expertise in a particular field when a series involved technical terms, several tools and loads of guidelines, with a particular emphasis on subtitles length, timing, syncing and all those aspects. I really learned an awful lot. And you can find a lot of similar stories in many other countries. I think Netflix was found stealing fan-made subtitles in several markets when it started. Of course other websites or people were much less organized.
was about to mention that ... then i saw your edit
but yes, that's the way to do it Voxelgram is pretty great
