Thanks.Paging FunktionJCB
Not sure if we can expect a PC version some day.
Strictly Limited Games releasing Darius Cozmic Collection in the west
Strictly Limited Games is turning two years old in November. To celebrate that milestone, the company has announced limited editions of Darius Cozmic Collection for the west. For €39.99, fans can purchase the Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade. The package includes four different arcade titles in...nintendoeverything.com
Taito have expressed interest in releasing more onto PC on their recent tweet.Paging FunktionJCB
Not sure if we can expect a PC version some day.
Strictly Limited Games releasing Darius Cozmic Collection in the west
Strictly Limited Games is turning two years old in November. To celebrate that milestone, the company has announced limited editions of Darius Cozmic Collection for the west. For €39.99, fans can purchase the Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade. The package includes four different arcade titles in...nintendoeverything.com
Pfft, late to the Cool Punk party much? Poser.Finally started playing Hypnospace Outlaw and this game is absolutely hilarious. I'm getting some serious flashbacks to my days as a child on the internet. The "fake" bands and stuff are also pretty funny. If you love enforcing copyright law like I do, you should definitely get this game.
I was thinking about padding my VR room with foam before, but I'm actually planning to do it by march now.Me in march next year when I see the first headcrab:
Hopefully they will.Taito have expressed interest in releasing more onto PC on their recent tweet.
COOLPUNK IS DEADPfft, late to the Cool Punk party much? Poser.
context of that is it's from the State of Decay 2 devs doing a demo of the game for Xbox/Win 10 forever ago and during mid stream that popped up for them saying they needed to log back into steam or that their was no steam servers available when they had no inclination towards putting the game on steam at that pointwhat's the context of the image?
I tried the game now. Played for around 15 minutes.Let me know if it's good. If so I'll be happy to put it on my SNES mini classic
I mean, the only thing they have done themself so far (and not Keighleys stuff) is tweeting about the uveil on monday and releasing the trailer yesterday and in 25-26 hours the trailer is at 5,1m views. Which is pretty crazy. Usually it's Rockstar, Cyberpunk 2077 and certain Sony exclusives reaching those heights.I'm curious how HL Alyx will be "promoted". Because Valve has Steam there is no real need to advertise it like other devs/publishers.
Out of the whole reveal I think maybe only 2 press outlet were talked to by Valve? One of which being the video game awards dude.
Is the Oculus promoted in retail stores?
It just weird is all this this will likely be one of the biggest VR games in a while. And Valve unlike PlayStation and Oculus will not pay a lot of money to promote the game. (others in the industry I would imagine would "kill" to be able to do something like that)
The most we might see is a banner of Valve Index/Half Life Alyx on the Steam store front but that's it. And technically they don't have to pay for it.
So, Remedy Technical Director told Playstation Magazine that PS5 SSDs won’t affect loading times because games will get heavier. LOL
Wow, I have never seen such a high quality surprisedpikachu.jpg before! Was it rendered using the new PS5 SSD thing?
Sorry to hear it.Sigh, I failed the latest legacy elusive target on Hitman 2
And there is no chance to redo this at all...
There's a major misunderstanding happening here.So, Remedy Technical Director told Playstation Magazine that PS5 SSDs won’t affect loading times because games will get heavier. LOL
Good video!Seeing some of the reaction on Half-Life: Alyx announcement I decided to make a video with my thoughts about it:
Personally I don't have a VR headset (and won't get it any time soon because I'm currently jobless), but I don't think that new Half-Life game being a VR-only is a bad thing. It's clear that this is not some half-backed tech-demo, but a proper game that builds around VR features. It's not an artificial exclusive that locked to a different platform for no real reason, and I'm not the one to force creators to make things I want instead of their vision, so I'm not mad about it.
It's a combination of SSD, secret sauce and the power of the cloud.Wow, I have never seen such a high quality surprisedpikachu.jpg before! Was it rendered using the new PS5 SSD thing?
B-b-b-but Uncle Sony told me about the secret sauce!!So, Remedy Technical Director told Playstation Magazine that PS5 SSDs won’t affect loading times because games will get heavier. LOL
HDR seems like such a cluster still. I have a 2080 and a 1440/144hz monitor and HDR is still the only thing that reliably just breaks my games running. I pretty much gave up even testing it when trying a new game. Raytracing works fine, if still being a stab right in the framerate.The marketing blitz for next gen consoles is shaping up to be so lame. Talk of load times and 4K is gonna put people to sleep. Same thing with HDR or promise of higher framerates. They are gonna have a hard time forcing people to give up their PS4s and X1s if they don't blow people away. Having full BC will hurt sales a lot too. I wouldn't be surprised if first year sales of next gen consoles winds up being very poor. Especially @ 500$.
Ubisoft is the one company I could see not coming back at all. They really don't need to, they're like the one case where this clearly worked out for them. They got a big money bag from Epic and drove more people to Uplay. And I honestly couldn't give less of a shit if they didn't. I like their cookie cutter open-world games enough but in more of a "eh it's alright" kinda way. Assassin's Creed is my favorite series of theirs and even that I won't touch until I can get the complete edition for less than 20 bucks.2 - The Division 2 will be back on Steam in March, the very deep sales of the game makes me thing that the comeback with a "Year 1" edition or something like that it's the more possible scenario, maybe I'm wrong but, something tells me that it's what will happen. Would also make sense to do this as now that more third parties are expanding into multiple services, they would like to do the same, even with their subscription service a la EA Access on Steam. We will see in March.
As I said, we will see, crazy things happen all the timeUbisoft is the one company I could see not coming back at all. They really don't need to, they're like the one case where this clearly worked out for them. They got a big money bag from Epic and drove more people to Uplay. And I honestly couldn't give less of a shit if they didn't. I like their cookie cutter open-world games enough but in more of a "eh it's alright" kinda way. Assassin's Creed is my favorite series of theirs and even that I won't touch until I can get the complete edition for less than 20 bucks.
As for The Division, I was curious and bought the first game during the last holiday sale, just a few weeks before they announced the exclusivity deal. I was a week or so past the window but still managed to get it refunded and I have no intention of rebuying it even if the sequel comes back.
oh, they absolutely will ... i just don't think it'll be next year ... it'll take a few years before they give up ... just like EA did (although ubi won't take THAT long, lol)Ubisoft is the one company I could see not coming back at all.
I'd bet they'll come back in a year for most stuff. Division 2 wasn't such a huge hit after all, and Breakpoint did badly.oh, they absolutely will ... i just don't think it'll be next year ... it'll take a few years before they give up ... just like EA did (although ubi won't take THAT long, lol)
really makes you wonder just how many of their steam buyers went to udontplay ('cause you know basically none of them are using egs, lmao)I'd bet they'll come back in a year for most stuff. Division 2 wasn't such a huge hit after all, and Breakpoint did badly.
I doubt their numbers were as impressive as they were claiming, definitely. Funnily enough, the quality of the games probably didn't help there (I liked The Division 2, but it's very close to the original and lots of people probably dismissed it based on that, and Breakpoint sucks according to all the poor souls who got suckered into buying it). The game that seemingly did best is the one they trusted the least (Anno, probably because it has a very loyal fanbase, which they milked with the EGS/Uplay move). Doubt too many legit buyers went the EGS route.really makes you wonder just how many of their steam buyers went to udontplay ('cause you know basically none of them are using egs, lmao)