Can't wait for Alyx, DOOM and Bannerlord. Come on Bethesda, give us Doom 64 early, what's the point of making us wait for that too
Such an interesting classic. Love the style.
Tex Murphy: Under a Killing Moon
Enter the virtual world of Under A Killing Moon, where it is December 2042, and you, as Tex Murphy, must stop the forces of evil before they destroy mankind and rob you of your next unemployment check. This thrilling and hilarious adventure is unlike anything you've seen before.
The graphics quality, the fascinating, believable characters, and complete freedom of movement will make you feel like you've actually walked through the screen and become the main character in a rich, intriguing mystery movie.
Give me all the picross.Everyone swooning over half life and I'm here just waiting for Murder by Numbers.
Literally everybody I knew had 4MB (not GB) and wanted 8MB. 16MB until about 1998 seemed unattainable unless you didn't care what you spent. Of course I didn't have any money so I don't know.Such an interesting classic. Love the style.
I've told this story before but I remember going into a game store and seeing the box for the first time. The visuals looked so compelling and fantastic. It just seemed real interesting. It was one of the most expensive games being sold in the store at the time at $70-some or $80-some dollars.
Then I open the box on the way home and see this card:
I had 4MB RAM... I was definitely not getting 16MB any time soon. That would be like 64GB today.
But I still enjoyed the game, a bit sore over the bait and switch on the graphics.
I think it was around 2010 or so when i felt proud that I was able to get 1GB of RAM for the family computer that we had since 2005. In 2014 we would get rid of that computer and the new computer that I would build that year would have 8GB of RAM. The one I'm currently using has 16GB of RAM. Actually I can't even remember if the 2005 PC that I had could do 1GB max and that meant having to get 2 500MB RAM sticks of something like that. I feel like the PC originally had maybe something like 240MBLiterally everybody I knew had 4MB (not GB) and wanted 8MB. 16MB until about 1998 seemed unattainable unless you didn't care what you spent. Of course I didn't have any money so I don't know.
waaaay ahead of you ... i bought it yesterdayIf you like point & click adventures, please give it a chance. It´s cheap.
I have been all my life like that, playing and finishing 2 or 3 games a year...then 2019 happened and in the last 4 months i finished like 10 games. I dont know why, but im enjoying the ridewaaaay ahead of you ... i bought it yesterday
can't wait to play it (in like a decade or so ... that's how i play games, lol)
I played nothing but CS in December and January and eventually got sick of it. The rampant cheating was just too much but I've read that they updated Trust Factor recently so I hope it got better now. I'm sure I'll return again when Valve adds new content but I'm happy to have a break for now.Back on the CS train again, I'm not going to beat anything this year
Same tbh. I have Ace Attorney on my plate and i've been having so much fun with it. But other than that, i still play CS. It's still toxic as ever, but yeah, nothing newBack on the CS train again, I'm not going to beat anything this year
Black Mesa is a great way to play the original HL story, it looks fine and the Xen levels mostly improve the Original's worst areas.Completed every HL game except the first one. Might as well try and if it doesn't work out I'll give Black Mesa a shot.
I feel that the exchange feels really familiar. Like it already happened a lot of times during the last year.I was looking at a Stadia tweet announcing new games and this comment is one of the funniest things I've read in quite a while:
I'll say this, pirating the game is far far far far easier than abusing refund.That thing going on with GoG's refund policy and devs getting "frustrated" just makes me sigh. For one, it's nonsensical given that the game's installer can be kept forever anyway, so in practice this changes little. What it does is put some devs's attitude in the spotlight, and it's really disappointing.
Why is "fuck the consumer" such a default in a segment of the dev community? They behave in greedy ways that could match some of the most reviled publishers.
same!I'll believe Bannerlords releases when I have it opening on my pc and not a moment sooner
niiiiice added you to the list, congratsJust sayin...
awww, thank youNew thread looking fine.
you can always email Gaben and askAaah March, since it's my birthday in march what are the chances Valve spontaniously sends me an Index and HL Alyx? I mean at least starbucks gives you a drink of choice for free every time it's your birthday!
thank yeNice new thread @lashman
i knoooooow, right?My god it's already March?
daaaaayum ... thanks!New thread!
Such an honor to be part of the best thread on the Internet.
hello Echo!Hello March.
Nice thread.
Folks who treat GOG customers like dirt are worried people might refund their games? Shock. Reminds me a little of that regional pricing outrage article on Polygon some years ago. Steam is "discounting" my game in certain regions?! How dare they.The ones (not all) complaining about GOG refund policy are the ones with unfinished or abandoned games on GOG.
Mike Rose has never released the DLCs for Not Tonight on GOG. Incomplete game right there.
Rami Ismail abandoned the GOG version leaving the release day version unpatched for four years and only continued to update the DRM-free version of Nuclear Throne after Epic threw money at him to have it as one of their EGS freebies.
Just some examples.
Found on reddit:
Right?Now I’m feeling guilty to not have said ‘nice thread’
as you should ... shame on you ... SHAME!!!Now I’m feeling guilty to not have said ‘nice thread’
awwww, thank youIt's a nice thread
Could use a touch more anime though.
I don't run Steam as admin but I can launch BDO without any problem.So, i downloaded Black Desert Online and i have "Error 10" and apparently i have to run Steam as an Admin?
Does anyone know if i have to do that each time or just once? If it's each time then sod that! I'll uninstall and get 35gb disk space back.
You could say time is.... marching on.My god it's already March?
Yeah, that's not the first thing I would expect to find in an Airbnb. Maybe you're staying at pewdiepie's house.So I'm in this Airbnb in New Orleans and when I arrived, a couple of days ago late in the evening, there have been a little pecuilar detail in my room that made me suspicious: on the desk there's a Mac Mini for the guests to use, and the mouse lies on top of a SteelSeries QcK mouse pad, which, I mean, it is cheap but still sounds a bit overkill. (Also, it's the same pad I own myself, just mine is twice as large). Oh well, it's just a mousepad.
Then I leave the room towards the toilet, and the room besides it was open. It was dark but there were a bunch of lights going on. Oh well, they're just lights.
But then in the morning I got to see what was in that room: a full fledged professional PC gamer/streamer setup.
Comfy office chair, a serious mic with pop shield, a wide ass screen, and under the desk a proper case with lots of RGB going on (could read "EVGA GEFORCE" on the side of the GPU).
It's a bit inappropriate for me to enter the room and investigate further, but damn I'm kinda proud to be in this Airbnb!
Unfortunately the hosts are like ghosts or something, never got to see anybody in 3 days now, but I'd love to ask them what is their stance with Epic, which would definitely determine if I'll leave the toilet unflushed on check-out day.
Am I the only one who doesn't get excited by huge slabs of glass? I NEED a physical keyboard (shortcuts! hotkeys! ...power... user... stuff!)... I'm super bummed that TCL won't be making a new BlackBerry phone...Hello March. No day-1 buys this month for me unfortunately I gotta save some money for a while after my big phone purchase in Feb. Upgraded myself from a dinky mid-tier Huawei to a nice Samsung S10+ \o/ (Such a massive improvement, both in image quality and performance.) It's amazing they smashed 3440x1440 into just 6 inches of screen.
I saw a video where they explained they made some significant changes to the engine (larger maps, first and foremost) but I'm willing to bet it's going to run pretty well (I also have a 970).In case I don't make some unwise purchase decision, I hope Doom plays nice with a 970 in 1080p