RedEye9 wrote on Nov 11, 2020, 13:45:HorrorScope wrote on Nov 11, 2020, 13:32:I read the article again and don’t see them making light of who ACG is or implying anything about him being incapable or making things up.RedEye9 wrote on Nov 11, 2020, 12:32:Agreed one means squat, but how they say it, it sounded like it would be someone like me going on youtube and making that proclamation. ACG isn't bullshitting anyone.HorrorScope wrote on Nov 11, 2020, 12:26:One person who has had a brand new console fail on them means nothing. Even if he’s the Dalai Lama himself. Does the Lama have a YouTube channel?
The Youtuber is ACG so a little more than just a dude out there. He's been pretty solid.
The good thing about Mr. Penter being on the receiving end of a defective unit is that at least it will get a thorough failure analysis by Sony techs and we will hopefully find out what failed.
By the symptoms I’m guessing power supply or motherboard.
RedEye9 wrote on Nov 11, 2020, 12:32:HorrorScope wrote on Nov 11, 2020, 12:26:One person who has had a brand new console fail on them means nothing. Even if he’s the Dalai Lama himself. Does the Lama have a YouTube channel?
The Youtuber is ACG so a little more than just a dude out there. He's been pretty solid.
jacobvandy wrote on Nov 10, 2020, 19:01:
To follow-up on a couple weeks ago, Uber, Lyft, et al. successfully bamboozled 58% of California voters into passing Prop 22, enabling them to continue ignoring state-mandated rights for their workers by refusing to classify them as employees. They spent $200 MILLION on advertising claiming the exact opposite of what the ballot measure actually means (compared to $20M by the opposition) and their stock prices have exploded this month with growth of 30-40%, making them billions of dollars richer in return. So yeah, some scary precedents. https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/04/tech/california-proposition-22/index.html
Parallax Abstraction wrote on Nov 8, 2020, 13:45:
The game has only sold 3 million units 2 months after launch across all platforms. That may sound like a lot, except when the estimation of the costs to make and market it were $190M dollars, plus the ongoing costs of maintaining the "live service" elements. It's player base on PC has gone off a cliff, so has its streaming numbers and most people I know who were super hyped for it got bored after a couple of weeks because like every live service game, there's no end game content. This is basically Anthem, except is cost even more because a huge chunk of the costs and profits go back to Disney. The Marvel superfans who will buy anything with that name on it have already bought it and now the word is out that it's actually a mediocre game at best. I think Square Enix will have to eat some financial crow on this one. But as someone who was fed up with this after 30 minutes with the free beta, they probably should.
VaranDragon wrote on Nov 8, 2020, 13:14:
The first one was kind of cool, but when I remember the great games Bioware produced that came before it, it spelled the beginning of the end for the Bioware I knew and loved. I really can't get excited about anything these guys announce anymore.
|RaptoR| wrote on Nov 7, 2020, 23:35:Solemn-Philosopher wrote on Nov 7, 2020, 13:30:
Remastered or not, I am not one to go back and play games I've already completed. There are so many games that I want to play out there and I don't have enough time to play half of them. That being said, the Mass Effect trilogy is one of my favorites gaming series of all time and I am glad that it can be experienced by newcomers.
I have always wanted to dive into the Mass Effect games, and this will be my first opportunity -- just wasn't good timing with the others. I'm super excited!
RogueSix wrote on Nov 7, 2020, 16:07:Solemn-Philosopher wrote on Nov 7, 2020, 13:30:
Remastered or not, I am not one to go back and play games I've already completed.
You are not the target audience. The target audience is the new generation of teenagers or young adults with next gen consoles PS5/XSX who are supposed to buy the new Mass Effect after getting hooked on the remasters. EA's goal is to keep their venerable Mass Effect franchise relevant throughout this upcoming console cycle. They also need a few shiny, big eggs in the basket to make their subscription model more attractive. Reviving Mass Effect makes a whole lot of sense from a business perspective.
Ozmodan wrote on Nov 6, 2020, 22:53:
I don't understand all this handwringing. It was over Tuesday night. The problem rests with states like Michigan where they cannot start tabulating mail-in ballots until the day of the election. Most sane states start tabulation soon as they get them. The only people that can fix that is congress.
Cutter wrote on Nov 6, 2020, 13:59:
The GOP has certainly done everything they can to legally rig which amounts to the same thing - defunding the post office, gerrymandering, disenfranchising voters through all manner of arbitrary rules, suing the shit out of everything to keep votes from being counted. And then there's the outright illegal shit they've been doing like putting fake ballot boxes all over the place in California, etc. And I'm sure they're got their insiders doing their best to trash mail from Democratic strongholds, etc. In spite of it all it still looks like Joey Bides is gonna squeak in there. Aaaa oooo!
Flo wrote on Nov 7, 2020, 08:34:
Update: For last gen games, the XSX seems to be a bit faster when it comes to loading times, which is odd since Sony was supposed to have double the SSD speed? But nothing here is optimized yet.
https://www.gamespot.com/videos/playstation-5-vs-xbox-series-x-load-times-comparison/2300-6454169/
MoreLuckThanSkill wrote on Nov 6, 2020, 09:18:
Dungeons 3 is probably the best iteration of the Dungeon Keeper clones/wannabes/knockoffs, although none of these newer games really seem to capture the feel of DK1. Rose colored glasses, possibly. If people have been getting every EGS freebie this whole time, they are starting to amass a pretty decent library of good games by now. Hopefully it's helping the developers/publishers as much as it is the end users.
jdreyer wrote on Nov 5, 2020, 14:28:Jivaro wrote on Nov 5, 2020, 12:18:
"Xbox Series X review: The future is not here - Shacknews.
Microsoft’s Xbox Series X is ahead of its time - TechCrunch."
LOL
From what I've read, the XBX is a PC. So I guess we PC gamers "won."![]()
BIGtrouble77 wrote on Nov 5, 2020, 16:12:
If the series x natively supported keyboard and mouse, I would seriously consider buying one and just use my PC for strategy games. It's way cheaper than these next-gen gpus.