You could wait a bit for Splitgate 2, I suppose. It is set to come out next year.

What’s stopping that same 7 year old taking TomHanks@Lemmy.World before the real Tom Hanks even knows about Lemmy?

It’s not the lack of unique usernames that’s a problem. It’s the lack of identity verification. Which, I mean, understandably is lacking because it’s not like there are high profile people making accounts here. Well, except of course for Margot Robbie.

Cool sidenote: the Dreamcast controllers had two slots. I wonder if they had cool interactions, like the MSX, the SuFami Turbo, and the relatively more modern but more distantly related Metal Gear Solid where Psycho Mantis comments on what other games you’ve been playing based on the saves on your memory card.

They could probably read the card data (I mean, they would have to in order to load saves off 'em anyway) and do the Psycho Mantis thing. Though I can’t recall any of the games I have for it doing it. I do remember one of them being able to determine if the VMU was a full VMU or just a memory card because it wouldn’t let you install the little VMU game it had to anything but an actual VMU with a screen. Trying to put it on a 3rd party memory card that didn’t have the screen would give an error.

So is it just for 2D games? It sounds and looks a bit like RPG Maker.

A 24oz can of NOS.

The game currently has an average user base of just over 20k players and is dropping by the thousands every day. Going to a live service model wouldn’t necessarily make them more money or be as sustainable as simply moving on to a new game.

They also might not be that great at managing money. They went from barely known to having a flash-in-the-pan hit out of nowhere. Plenty of other devs have collapsed under the weight of their own, similar successes because they couldn’t figure out what to do with it.

There was a Proud Boys rally in my city just a few years ago. I went with a bunch of other queers specifically to punch some Nazis in protest.

Non-violence notoriously does not work against violent aggressors. Like Nazis.

If I run hard enough, I’ll put a me shaped hole in the wall though.

I think I got it from Colin Mocheri on Who’s Line. So close.

Loved it; but I thought the ending was cheating. How was I supposed to solve that on my own?!

Why not tho? It was your biggest hit and your fans have been foaming at the mouth for a sequel.

But also: They got AI to replicate Doom recently. Perhaps that’s what the AI is referring to. They’re gonna AI up their own Bugsnax sequel and release it next month without the original Dev’s involvement, permission, or knowledge.

Does it expire or something? I used this when I got my current phone number but it’s saying my number isn’t registered now.

Get one of those arm band cases so you can wear your phone like that thing Leela has on her wrist in Futurama.

Or spend way more for a smartwatch to essentially have the same thing but smaller.

“Have some apple pie. Oops, can’t forget the ala mode.”

I said “Maaaaan… My dad’s not a firearm!” And I threw it on the ground!

They’re both just rip offs of Agatha Christie’s 1939 novel “10 Little Indians.”

I got Armored Core 6 when it came out. Played until I got to Balteus and just could not kill him/it. Stopped playing until about 2 weeks ago when I started it up again, erased my save and started from scratch and then ended up getting 100% completion in about 40 hours. All because I learned that if you did the optional tutorial stuff, you unlock some weapons. One of which is what carried me through the entire game.

Strait through?

That’s why I went and saw Dude, Where’s My Car in the theatre. Because Siskel and Ebert had given it their worst score ever and I thought if those chucklenuts hated it, it must be good.

I mean you’re complaining about seeing popup ads on TPB. Sure doesn’t sound like you have an ad blocker.