We have way too many PlayStation haters out there but they’ll see what it’s like when PSVR2 blows them all away. I always believed in PS5. Great console.
You can read a review anywhere, but where else can you get primo “this game sucks” content like this?
I started NFS: Payback looking for some fun arcade car racing action, but all I found were gokarts with sticky steering control, technical issues, and a terrible movie. Steer clear. Also I know about the puns.
Anyone who claims that outdated console hardware impedes innovation in the pc gaming space clearly hasn’t considered that pc gaming has this very thing built into it’s very existence.
The modding and tinkering scene is easily the most infuriating part of pc gaming. Amazing things are achieved, but instead of making it easy for the average person to enjoy their fruits of the authors’ labour, it’s locked behind time-consuming and enigmatic instructions that dissuade people from getting involved in something that would otherwise be amazingly fun and enjoyable for everyone.
In Daggerfall, you’re a citizen and an inhabitant who made a life for themselves. Daggerfall is a real RPG that lets you live another life in another world. Morrowind is an action game that people mistake for an RPG because of stats and worthless combat mechanics.
Is emulation ethical? Is emulation legal? Should we emulate games? In short; yes. We should all emulate older out-of-print games. The "why" is a bit more complicated.
Games shouldn’t ship as a half-finished mess filled with bugs. Mods should be used to augment the gameplay experience in a complete game, not to finish the game because developers would rather let the community do their jobs than spend the time and money to do it properly themselves.
If you’re depending on a company’s generosity to do something, if you’re counting on the fact that they will continue to allow you to do what you want to do, you’re going to have a bad time.
PC vs. console articles are clunky and bloated, and there sure are a lot of them. This will be another one of those articles, but lets see if we can't keep it from being ugly and boring. We'll skip the tired old arguents move straight to the good stuff.
Age of Empires 4 is coming. Question is; what period of history will be featured? We think we have the answer.
Real Time Strategy (RTS) games were all the rage in the 90s and early 2000s. Sadly, they have mostly faded into obscurity, maybe with the exception of Starcraft II. Age of Empires Online is technically an RTS, but I consider it a bastardization of the genre.
Whether on sale or at full price ($22.95 on the Australian store as of right now), Danger Zone is a great game that will keep you occupied for a very pleasant few days, and even longer if you chase those high scores, or whip the game out for your friends to fiddle with.