It was nice to have Xbox a month or two a year to play new releases. Guess that it’s over now, no problem, still a patient gamer.

The Amiga version of Alien Breed 2. Bitch is hard as nails in a coffin. In comparison the Alien Breed trilogy on PC on hardest difficulty is a walk in the park.

I’m surprised that there isn’t any government organization that controls or oversees this kind of buyout, especially when so many billions are involved.

The fact that a vote is needed for this tells you how crooked the organization is and it gives you a glimpse of the outcome of the vote itself.

Too bad it is a gacha game.

The cost of making business. That’s supposing they actually end paying…

It’s ok, I already forgotten a few years ago.

…only to lose the subsequent war 10 years down the road but never admit they lost because they only withdrew their army since the country is safe again (AKA they already taken as much oil as they possibly can so they are no longer interested in waging a war).

Warframe is how any online game should be done. It is entirely playable from start to finish solo or coop, there is no difference from a content or progression point of view. Also PvP is entirely optional and sandboxed.

Sadly this isn’t going to happen, but is my dream too.

I see Apple doing it, not because they are Apple but because they control the whole manufacturing process, so they wouldn’t need to negotiate with third parties. That’s what has happened in the mobile industry. In the PC side of things you would need to sit on a table: the CPU, OS, and probably GPU and MOBO manufacturers to negotiate, and knowing how greedy they all are, I don’t see it happening anytime soon. But hey, anything is possible in this dystopian society we live in.

A certain orange turd would love to assist too.

Another point of view would be error replication leading to mutation since they cannot die. So a million years in the future how much different would they be from their original species.

Ridge Racer. I don think I have ever put that much hours in another arcade racing game.

Ok, until I saw the integrated joystick I thought: " ok, so fart seat but purchasable"

Looks like it’s his/her favorite corner

Of course they have!

Maybe inside a volcano shaped like a skull and with some sharks warding the entrance?

A wise man I see.

So this is the last game I played in my early twenties, then a gaming hiatus of 15 years (studying, dating, work…) It was on a brand new PC I had put together for my design studies. Two things I remember perfectly: A) the atmosphere was incredible and scary B) when enemies showed it ran in stop motion. Sadly I had to put my money towards more memory and better monitor and the GPU wasn’t as necessary to me at the moment.