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Media Promedia
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Media Promedia
@MediaPromedia
Opinólogo. Cosas sin sentido. Me gustan los juegos.
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Por qué alguien querría comprar ahora esto con DRM después de como un año que estuvo en GoG sin DRM, cuando Steam no quiso.
𝘾𝘼𝙋𝙎𝙐𝙇𝙀 𝘾𝙊𝙈𝙋𝙐𝙏𝙀𝙍𝙎@Capsule_1984
Four classic Capcom titles are now out on Steam: • Resident Evil • Resident Evil 2 • Resident Evil 3: Nemesis • Breath of Fire IV (Not an April Fools joke)
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Beatrix from Final Fantasy IX celebrates her birthday this month!
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Caballeros: se cierra fortnite.
Shiina@ShiinaBR
RUMOR: Disney executives are supposedly interested in buying Epic Games and are waiting for the right moment, according to reporter Alex Heath Some executives are seemingly interested, while others say it would be a bad idea for the company (Noticed by @FNBRunderground)
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Por primera vez un extraño me bardeó y después me bloqueó. Estoy usando demasiado ya esta porquería de red.
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@jari428 To the problem they created. Making they with more memor— dude I’m not repeating myself, if you like to burn money and get screwed, go ahead, who cares, enjoy yourself.
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With the recent Sony pricing announcements and rumors I wouldn't be surprised if Nintendo ends up carrying the console market
VGC@VGC_News
John and Brenda Romero say the current state of the games industry feels "crashier" than the notorious North American video game crash of 1983 did. vgc.news/news/john-and-…
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@jari428 Oh no, a solution to a problem they themselved created…!
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@MediaPromedia Yeah they could make cartridges with more memory, and then those games would cost more to buy at retail
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@Heckin_Swank @St1ka You're either a fanboy or a fangirl. Unless you're a dev, that corporate gibberish means nothing. And even so, they could, you know, make cartridges with more memory, but oh well... pushing for key-cards for their over-priced Switch Pro that can barely handle AAA games it is...
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@MediaPromedia @St1ka They’re not pushing the key cards. All in-house Nintendo titles are completely on cart. They know the players have a distaste for them, but they exist to placate third party partners who couldn’t be bothered to compress or optimize their junk
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im not gonna announce when miku returns to fortnite. i prefer you guys save money to buy better games or things you really need.
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tim sweeney is trying to act like hes a good guy for restoring life insurance for a laid off employees family after receiving backlash because he laid off an employee with terminal brain cancer
Tim Sweeney@TimSweeneyEpic
@BackersGamesF Epic is in contact with the family and will solve the insurance for them. There is high confidentiality around medical information and it was not a factor in this layoff decision. Sorry to everyone for not recognizing this terribly painful situation and handling it in advance.
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Comes up almost daily, so once again, can people please stop defending an allegedly inevitable digital-only future with the "you can still download Wii games" argument, when the FAQ page literally says, that Nintendo will kill the servers? Can we stop being naive, please?
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".... Even laying off a thousand employees with one of them terminally ill."
Fortnite@Fortnite
Whatever it takes. April 3, 2026
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But some still fight. For gaming freedom and its preservation.
Retro Dave@1GamewithDave1
They removed CD/DVD drives from devices. They made physical media harder to buy and use. They removed expandable storage from phones. They pushed us into streaming subscriptions. They made always-online normal. They made unlimited internet necessary. Then slowly raised the price of everything. Ownership quietly became renting.
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The Romeros have survived numerous setbacks in this industry for decades (Romero Games is John's ninth studio) and continued to survive them all.
If they're saying this is the worst it's been in 40 years, I'm listening to them.
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John and Brenda Romero say the current state of the games industry feels "crashier" than the notorious North American video game crash of 1983 did. vgc.news/news/john-and-…
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