Any Zelda, most Fire Emblem games, most Final Fantasy games, Final Fantasy Tactics, Ogre Battle/Tactics Ogre, lots of JRPGs (Mana, 7th saga…), Chrono Trigger, most Castlevanias, Summon Night (1 and 2, both GBA games), some of the Metroid games, Mario RPG… This is easily 500h of games.
For further clarification, see: Project Zomboid and Exanima.
Feature creep + seeking perfection + profitability of the project + passion.
Yeah, of course it would. Senior Manager position is something that basically only exists for bigger studios. From the 306 developers interviewed, probably only a small part are indie developers.
The first one is peak psychological horror, I have high hopes for a sequel.
Soon, in October, we’ll have a new demo for Road to Vostok, a fully pve extraction game made by a single dev that, quite honestly, looks amazing. You should check it out. I think the EA version will come out in 2026.
Yes, but the Dark Zone was still a core part of the endgame. It was not optional, at one point or another you’d have to go in. And this, for Division 2, being a dlc, just adds to my original point. It’s not like they’re uprooting their traditions, they just finally realized that from the beginning they had the best extraction shooter around.
This looks really good! Hope they can actually finish and release the game.
I mean… The Division was literally the first ever extraction shooter, and the og survivor dlc was peak extraction gameplay.
Also the combat. DA:O was already quite streamlined when compared to other CRPGs of the time, and they only dumbed it down further and further with each new iteration.
I’m not a fan of the transition to a f2p model, the home screen looks like garbage now, and the whole UI is more polluted because they’re constantly trying to sell you something now. I have 1000+ hours in Siege, but stopped playing around the time that Sens released. Recently hopped back to check the update with some friends, and it’s clear the game has lost scope. Basically all operators released since then are just copies of a previous operator with a very slight twist. Gone were the times when people got excited for a new siege season because we wanted to see what new ops and maps were coming. Speaking about maps, the new maps also look boring and uninspired.
I had to zoom in to see what I was looking at lol The difference between male and female fashion is atrocious here.
Let’s ban COD then
He is only testing AAA games at top settings. And that’s the point AMD is “making”. Most pc gamers are out there playing Esport titles at the lowest possible settings in 1080p to get the max fps possible. They’re not wrong, but you could still say that it’s ridiculous to buy a brand-new modern card only expecting to run esport titles. Most people I know that buy modern GPUs will decide to play new hot games.
Isn’t Steam Deck APU RDNA 2 at oeast? If so, it’s technically RT capable.
Is that pixel art? It looks like early 3d graphics.
I only remember the 3090 frying itself when playing New World, but, allegedly, that was only some units with faulty soldering.
Biased, but absolutely right.
Being the devil’s advocate, I can somewhat think of these potential benefits:
More energy efficient
Faster memory speed with soldered memory (which this one in particular doesn’t use)
Allows for increased performance and cooling of those chips
Better integrated graphics
And maybe… hopefully… cheaper?
You hold Ctrl for combat mode, left click to swing your weapon, mouse to aim, space to shove or stomp, Q to talk/whisper mobs. That’s about it, it’s not complex at all.