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@GenePark i hope it helps things get better! this site is such a cesspit sometimes. Lots of great people but istg this site brings out the worst in people

i’m locked but nothing really wrong is going on, but i appreciate people’s concern. this time it’s just that i’ve hit a damage cap on my mental regarding people so damn aggressive and dense about opinions about stupid ass video games. a friend advised i should finally try this

Mixtape Running scene where NOTHING HAPPENS vs the Heavy Rain Chase scene where everything happens.

@GenePark worst case scenario I play it way after everyone else did like acnh

@GenePark hi I cant wait to see more tomodachi life indoctrination (i really need to buy it or just emulate but I just preordered splatoon and star fox so i gotta be careful with money 😭)

boom. locked account. let's see how this works. hello beautiful people.

@GenePark im really excited though as someone still using a 1st generation steam controller.

@GenePark I have a similar but different opinion, I wish the sticks were both on the top like the wii u gamepad. I feel like a lot of the times people are going to use either trackpad-buttons or joystick-buttons and it would be nice if the joysticks werent inbetween for the former.

That steam controller looks so good. I’m not usually one to be sad to miss out on review copies, but i am bummed valve skipped over me for this one. Can’t wait to get one. I do wish the sticks were lopsided though. Not a fan of the PlayStation symmetry

marathon definitely has some issues I think its gotta work out but after over 100+ hours and finally managing to reach the compiler, this is peak bungie raid design. Compiler fight was incredibly stressful (we only had 6 minutes when we got into the room) but it was so much fun.

@YoRHa2Pee also cant be a remake because theres zero chance atlus wouldn't remaster innocent sin and eternal punishment separately for $70 each

@YoRHa2Pee genuinely it’s just enshitified fucking everything it’s been shoved into i’m glad to see that basically nobody is for it besides that digital foundry video which has made me lose all respect for them

everything about this is a betrayal of these game’s artistry. painting over hand crafted intentional 3d art with shiny, wrinkly, sunken-in, porous, puckered, fraudulent filtered nonsense is deeply disrespectful. if you want this just watch gen-ai videos all day

live footage of my partner watching me play re9

uma das coisas q eu amo em mgs v é q tem uma pasta dentro da pasta do jogo chamada "custom soundtrack" em q vc pode jogar qualquer arquivo mp3 e setar como tema do helicóptero aí toda vez q eu peço apoio aereo ele chega com We Are Charlie Kirk (Mandarin Dub) (Nightcore) torando

"I'll heat up some lasagna" #BreakingBad

@adrianchm whats crazy to me is like this game could have had a good launch if they just didnt do the whole surprise reveal - radio silence - shadow drop "finished" game thing. the game has solid ideas and the bones aren't bad so I think open betas would have helped them refine a lot

There is no bigger mystery in game development to me than games that hundreds of people work on for years, and nobody can see that they are just bad and stand no chance. Highguard is one such game, and now you have a developer still unable to believe they made a bad game. No, it's "the gamer culture" that killed it. And The Game Awards. And the rage-baiting YouTubers. Not the boring, artificial world. Not the pseudo-edgy yet generic characters. Not the corpo-style UI. Not the tired genre. It truly boggles my mind. The article starts with quotes about how the game was received internally, yet all it took was one trailer for an average gamer to understand this was doomed to fail. Highguard, Concord, the Painkiller reboot, and more -- hundreds of people worked on these games for years. How does it happen that they ever see the light of day in the form they do? What is this? Is this the legendary "toxic positivity"? Something else? Tell me.

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@YoRHa2Pee genuinely fucked it up more than i could have ever imagined