unless its VR
I thought the same thing about touchscreens when they first came out. I really did think they were the future of gaming. Seemingly limitless buttons in limitless combinations. Touch and drag game pieces directly, action and vision in the same place.
Turns out gaming on mobile is shit. So so shit.
Maybe VR will end up the same way. Its pretty neat now while its still new and shiny, but maybe it never actually reaches potential.
I used to think this is pretty much how games were really made when I was a tiny child. I couldn’t get over how many images needed to be created to get every possibility from every angle.
I feel really dirty siding with this sort of thing, but also murder, assault, drugs, theft, vigilantism, the list goes on, is also illegal.
Ive literally never used PayPal. I didnt trust it in the early days, and by the time online shopping was normal there were far easier alternatives.
I might not have worded it correctly, but if your aim is to keep women safe from sexual assault, then removing an outlet for people who want to do that, while also removing a potential indicator for that kind of behaviour its a double screw over.
Im well aware that its nothing to do with safety or decency and is just a motte and Bailey attack on our freedoms.
This is the worst outcome. At least if those games are for sale you can track who’s buying them and have a list of potential offenders.
I assumed the quote in the article was a man talking about his woman would think he’s cheating.
Creatures.
Same list (except front mission, thats brand new to me)
Want to add Phantasy Star Online - first online console game. Nearly gave it to Chu Chu Rocket before Google told me no.
do market research and create a product/service that will sell
keep doing what youre doing and cry about it like a bitch
Let’s see what the executives of a multimillionaire international powerhouse studio will choose.
With mystery games (at least some of the time) the player character needs to learn the details too.
I cant tell what youre doing
Guaranteed. We can only hope they face justice too. The more, the bigger, the better.
You can still identify children online. A/S/L never fails
Im not happy about it either, its forced development to stop looking at how to make a game fun and start looking at how to maximise player retention. Which means hijacking weaknesses in our psyche.
I like to think Im immune to it, but I still get turned off a game pretty quick when you load it up and you have to make it past 4 or 5 popups telling you what’s new in the store.
Games that are paid for with cosmetics are fine imo. I will never, ever, not once buy a virtual hat for any amount of money. That said, if a game wants to be free and provide consistent updates, and morons riding the meme-train want to subsidise me, that’s just gravy.
Im shocked and appalled that game companies think people are stupid enough to spend hundreds and hundreds of dollars on pretend clothes and I’m exactly as shocked and appalled that they’re right.
If games want to be free to play, but suddenly im coming up against a guy thats basically invincible because he spent real money, im out.
First they came for the incestuous anime foot job simulators, and I did not speak out, because I was not that freakydeaky
This is actually a really good idea. The people that want these kinda games are either underage horndogs on their parents computer, or able to use crypto.
I looked at the ‘games on sale, x% off’ section on the Xbox last night, and like 80% of it is DLC for games and in-game currencies.
“GTA V for £4? Sweet! Oh, its a bunch of GTA money? Gay.”