uhhh this looks really cool// New Indie release.. a global colab
uhhh this looks really cool// New Indie release.. a global colab
too bad the regional pricing isn'tStarted Two Point Campus on Gamepass and yeah this shit is great.
That's why I didn't buy it, if it were more inline with past Sega releases I'd probably bit the bullet.too bad the regional pricing isn't
yeah, i can imagine they've been REALLY shit with their "regional pricing" latelyThat's why I didn't buy it, if it were more inline with past Sega releases I'd probably bit the bullet.
Signing every post with this emoji makes me think about the poster on Era who signed everything with something like "pseudo : -)" or something like that.
Today is my first stream since reaching affiliate status and I cannot thank everyone enough for helping me get there. It really means a lot. While the opportunity to receive stuff like subs and bits is nice, the biggest thing for me is that I can now do proper charity streams and I'm really excited to start doing some in the near future.
In the meantime however, we're starting our Max Payne 3 playthrough today!
Should be live in about 5 minutes.
FWIW, the same thing happened in Japan with Judgement, where PS5 version was a separate purchase, and Sega changed that to be a single purchase for the Western market.Of course, Atlus goes one step further and doesn't even let people upgrade from the same basic release to a slightly improved version on newer hardware. It's wild what people let them get away with.
Well it's standard open world game with fun traversal, ok combat and good character and story.The only Insomniac game I've played is Sunset Overdrive, which I didn't care for. How does Spider-man compare?
It's weird. Devs and pubs can release games at any time (most do when the store updates so they can get help from Valve if something goes wrong), but still...4pm
im so tired of pc release times
This is the problem I have, most sites tend to be console centric and tend to ignore the Micro Computer days. My first computer was a Commodore Vic 20, a christmas present. I can remember the very first game I played on it. Hopper, a knock off version of Frogger. For pretty much all of the 80's it was Micro Computers for me. From the Vic 20, the Acorn Electron, the Commodore 64 and the Atari ST. I have so many fond memories of that period. I still miss the idea of compilation collections, I know stupid in this day and age, but there was something great about spending £10 on a double cassette collection with 4 "Classic" games on it.Randomly opening a KainXVIII thread reminded me of my childhood on a computer. This lead to rose tinted glasses, a visit on gog, a visit elsewhere for the more abandonware side of things…
And this lead to me getting annoyed at the web erasure of this rich history. Look for retro gaming and chances are you will get console games. I can admit that everything wasn’t wonderful, but I’m sure as fuck my days on atari, amiga and dos were full of fun games (not sure about amstrad).
Now to remember them…
Spiderman is what happens if you put a Marvel License over Sunset Overdrive gameplay. It's essentially a more "mature" game with the same gameplay loop and movement.The only Insomniac game I've played is Sunset Overdrive, which I didn't care for. How does Spider-man compare?
it's fucking idioticIt's weird. Devs and pubs can release games at any time (most do when the store updates so they can get help from Valve if something goes wrong), but still...
deck means lifeI noticed that many reviewers on Twitter mentioned that they played Spider-Man on Deck too.
At least it's the same day (taking into account time zone differences), and not the staggered bullshit we used to see/still see a lot of the time:4pm
im so tired of pc release times
Avast, ye scurvy dog! Shiver me timbers, that's not how a properpriratePC Gamer be talking. So adopt some properpiratePC Gamer lingo or walk the plank. Savvy?
Getting some practice for Talk like aPiratePC Gamer day, next month.
Yeah same, very much a continuation of hospital with improvements, except I love the theme of this much more. Will definitely be a game I buy on steam when all the dlc is out.Started Two Point Campus on Gamepass and yeah this shit is great.
What didn't you enjoy with Sunset Overdrive?The only Insomniac game I've played is Sunset Overdrive, which I didn't care for. How does Spider-man compare?
EGS really is a black holeCan't find an answer anywhere from Armature about what happened to the PC version of Where the Heart Leads. Removed from search from both Steam and EGS. SteamDB says app was retired by the publisher 3 months ago, says Steam API release date is 23rd august, Steam page still here (can't find in search) and demo can still be downloaded. People been asking Armature, but no answer.
I really enjoyed the demo so I really wanna know what's going on.
Here's the Steamdb page: https://steamdb.info/app/1553140/history/
I've sendt an email and a tweet.
Not that situation. Its a multistore release.EGS really is a black hole
first Paranoia, now this
Nude mods get released so fast, they break causality and somehow exist even before a game is out yet.
I try, I really try, but yeahhh, it's hard.
Honestly this really looks like PS4/X1 game powered by PS5/XSX hardware.
yesPut 45 euros in Spidey / Keep 45 euros for the ruinous upgrade that I keep pushing.
Uh.
Atlus has had terrible business practices for years: from charging a $10 premium on Nintendo DS games to making fan favorite demons day one DLC in Soul Hackers 2. They usually get away with it since their games have been fairly niche and they're a relatively small company so they don't seem as insidious as something like EA.I see a lot of people setting up their assess trying to justify 60€ for a 1:1 porting of PS4 game Persona 5 and boi, PC gaming has changed