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Got the invite so I'll be diving in early tomorrow morning

I see the past tense version of Build A Rocket Boy you snuck in PS

@graymamba Google Stadia?

Would've an Xbox same day release saved Concord?

Why not have Housemarque show us Saros?

Some day you'll stutter through the rain
Your FPS slowly feasts on a tree frog
This ordeal, to get a solid 60
For Konami can you fix thee

'One of the great falling block puzzle games' got a chuckle out of me.

@nessisonett Xhamster Tycoon with Spankbang DLC to follow.

I'm completely shocked about a game being in a disastrous state before launch.

Greece, Rome Ottoman, Britain, USSR. They all crumble eventually.

The first has the best pacing and length in regards to Kojima's attempt to seamlessly blend movies and games together but it's not that much in front of this installment in my list. A few too many overly long cut scenes but otherwise it's a cast iron classic for me.

That release date is going to stir up a hornet's nest.

I think he meant "To fleece the widest audience"

Starting an event with a bloated COD trailer and then an even more bloated interview set the trend for the show. Nadir being WOW which was so utterly devoid of any actual gameplay content it encouraged me to just turn the whole event off completely.

I've no real hope here. I'd expect a beat for beat Hollywood remake of Meet The Feebles arriving on a big screen before Bioshock 4 sees the light of day.

@ShogunRok I remember discussing Journey with someone and they asked about my first playthrough. I waxed lyrical about having the same companion who stayed by my side. They raced ahead during the final flight but then waited at the final platform and we joyfully chirped away into the white oblivion. He told the tale that the same happened to him except that his faithful companion disappeared during the climb against the blizzard and never returned, leaving him to take that final flight alone without any feelings other than one of loss.
Nearly broke my heart

@ShogunRok I'm guessing it's not quite as emotionally impactful as Journey and it's effortless grace?

@Puketapu Thanks for the link. Always willing to lend an ear to a developer's thoughts.

@Puketapu I'm aware that some of the staff are ex employees but every one of their games just ape Journey to the point of that I can't see them as anything other than inferior clones. Abzu and The Pathless were decent games but nothing more. It doesnt help that the Journeylike genre is overstuffed with titles that live in the shadow of it.

Another Journeylike indie that'll be unable to get anywhere near that timeless masterpiece.
Still, it's probably the first I'll play out of that menagerie.of games

@twitchtvpat Planet Coaster 2 Bloodborne DLC.

@twitchtvpat Bloodborne 3 seems more likely

Never seen ODST used so many times in an article about ODST.
Makes me think of an overdosing Atari

If it's bug free at least then kudos to the team. One awaits Bethesda's port of Starfield however, like one would await a tap on the shoulder from the Reaper.

Sony's bungie rope snapped.

And yet the ability to vote a tyrant in is to be dropped to 16.

@ShadowRJ There's no end of astonishment at the route Nintendo saw fit to take with the Key Card fiasco.

Meanwhile over at Bethesda...

If more people can enjoy a wider selection of games on different devices then it's excellent news.

@nessisonett I never buy into the idea that if you don't set it in the US it won't sell. Rockstar could set GTA7 in Crianlarich with a game world that only stretched to the station at Rannoch and it'd sell millions. Set it in Birmingham with rival factions being led by a digitally accurate Stewart Lee, Lenry Henry, Noddy Holder and Armando Iannucci can be the Scottish kingpin who's behind it all.
Plus Britain is as ripe for satire as the US is.

@nessisonett In agreement on your UK point. I just wish devs would have the confidence to set a open world crime caper in somewhere other than London. Cardiff, Birmingham or Glasgow would be great.

A sprite based beat 'em up based on Toxic Avenger, Radioactive Reporter or Street Trash would be most welcome

@Keyblade-Dan You are aware that these are multi billion dollar companies with dollar signs for pupils oui?

The game's incredible art style already makes it looks like an interactive comic book so if Sony doesn't get Arc to design and add PS IP characters like Kratos then I'll be most definitely miffed by the decision making at HQ.

@ThorsHammer The franchise is, for me, not scary anymore and just too overdone, reminding me of the Christmas Vacation turkey.
If I was to choose an 80s movie that'd be a perfect fit for a game it'd be the very underrated Running Man.

There's not been a good Hellraiser movie since the second so I'm certainly not putting tuppence ha'penny on a game bucking the trend.

@Hylian-Likely It's close but not quite correct. It's actually FloodMorne Kos, although some see to say Kosm. They just accidentally put the wrong consonant.

The new indie title by Met Offce Games called 'How To Avoid Sunstroke Whilst Still Getting A Nice Tan'. Involves plenty of ice cold Thatcher's (the cider and not the ex PM)
Idiocy aside I'm going for Cyberpunk 2077 on PS Plus. I put it off until it was fully fixed so I'm now planning on a full playthrough.

Hopefully theres an Ichi The Killer reference somewhere in there (or Gozu for a deeper cut).

I beat Orphan of Kos quicker than that goddamn final challenge.
Cloud"s Omnislash was worth all of the finger ache though

Where the devil is the demo located? I cant find it in the Store anywhere.

TLoU2 Chronological Edition Remake coming to PS6 at launch

So far it's about a 7. It currently feels like peak Kojima ergo some good ideas and some pretty bad ones too. I'll wait to reserve full judgement.

@naruball I saw them when they toured the Black album a year after Megadeth toured Rust In Peace in 90/91. They really were rather disappointing. They also had no support band whereas Megadeth's set was fantastic and they had Alice In Chains and The Almighty as hors d'oeuvres.
Completely unrelated to your argument however.

And I thought it was bad for the line judges at Wimbledon

There are two cast iron classics in that list and also some excellent ones but I'll never budge on my judgement of 4. It's a dreadful, incoherent mess and the runt born of a noble litter.

@nessisonett I have my own life long illness that for years had people like myself thrown into the asylum or burned for speaking with the unholy one so no, I dont deny any of the wonderful, life changing, pioneering work that has been laid down by people willing to want to know how systems work or better people's lives. It's made life for myself and fellow sufferers better. You're completely missing my point and assuming I'm some contrarian who thrives on disrupting conventions. Epilepsy isn't just people frothing at the mouth or just grand mal vs petit mal. It's as complex as smells, deja vu, derealisation, hundreds of two second absences etc. At the time however, it was just that. It took people willing to delve deeper to understand. Ergo challenge popular expert opinion. By falsifiable I am not implying that advancement is redundant. I'm pointing to theories not being set in stone once discovered. It can and hopefully will be expanded upon.
I get the point that many a contrarian is contrary for no point other than to annoy but not everyone can be lumped into that same bracket and I find that line of thinking unfair.
I'm also not comparing this to string theory in the slightest. It was an example to show that people are willing to challenge the accepted norm. Not to dismantle it but to aid progress.

@EVIL-C There was a counter movement anongst the string theory community when many realised that it was being taken to be gospel, despite being nearly forever untestable.
The point isn't that there climate change is not evident. My point is you can't just lump everyone is the same bracket because they don't toe party line. It's far more convoluted that merely saying 'I'm right you're wrong'

@nessisonett The evidence for the ice age shows that too. The evidence points to it fluctuating for large parts of the earth's existence. The evidence points to dark matter and quantum uncertainty. These are generally accepted and of that one does not debate. Science is still falsifiable though. It is built on that very foundation.
What also could said to be factual is that insinuating people on here are dumb because they are using their freedom as an individual to question something doesn't exactly help anything other than hinting at intellectual aloofness.

@nessisonett All science is falsifiable. Challenging orthodoxy is how pioneers further their respective fields of expertise.