InXile has flown under the radar as one of the more consistent smaller sized rpg developers in recent years. I enjoyed Wasteland 2, and Bard's Tale IV, in Director's Cut version, is pretty fun too.

Please stay safe and hope things return to normal soon. Best wishes!

I don't think PC gaming is in decline, at the outset it is in a transitional period being subsumed as part of content delivery service unified under one OS. What he lists as part of decline has its roots in console gaming. Inherent characteristics of PC gaming, especially the level of involvement in modding and long term support of quality in gaming, may not be reflected in quarterly financial reports of AAA publishers but is still on another level of uniqueness that is unmatched elsewhere. Build good games and they will come and play, and it is easiest to translate good and revolutionary ideas on the PC platform (i.e. Disco Elysium).

I fail to see what's the point. You still need to interect with the specific clients to do anything other than inaccurate and scant analytics (who really cares) and check better offers or sales. Waste of time, just make desktop icons of games you own and put them on Windows 10 tile.

Already loaded onto the PC Game Pass. Looks right up my alley!

I'll be impressed if No One Lives Forever returns via RTX 'remastering'.

While this is a very reasonable and optimized requirement for such a visually spectacular game, I still wonder why RDR was never released on PC.

Wish they'd do something to help performance on AMD hardware

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This game is supposed to hit Game Pass for PC? Then it might be worth giving it a whirl. Looks like a pretty fun time, given that it is more a contained experience.

I do hope that AMD's console GPUs keep them relevant in the PC space. Navi is a good performer and more efficient but people will NOT be satisfied until it has the fastest discrete card in the market.

Looks like the Navi cards struggle particularly on UE4 games. Perhaps a driver could fix this issue?

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AMD drivers haven't caused any problem for me, pretty stable as long as I can remember. Keller was responsible for the design of Zen/Ryzen CPU for AMD, interesting to note he's heading over to Intel and reunite with former head of the Radeon division, Raja Koduri.

Certainly going where no other developer has gone before...

Finally another game based on a famous historical novel that spawned a strategy and Dynasty Warrior series from Koei. The novel itself is a pretty interesting read. If CA is able to re-enact some of the well known episodes in the novel and manage to include hundreds of major and minor set of characters it will be more than worth a trip. The generals probably will have to be mounted, just a nitpick from what I've seen in the trailer.

It's all about the shape and ergonomics that make for better accuracy and comfort imo, rather than sensor or weight. The custom weight is a nice feature, but I wonder why mouse manufacturers don't do much with custom shapes like g9x or Rat 7. Hands do tend to get used to the shape after a while, but it's the only area where mouse tech could go aside from wireless rapid charging.

Isn't it more waking the Lion? Traditionally China was described as a 'sleeping lion'.

On the contrary, I'd love it wholeheartedly if CD Projekt would fail while developing the greatest game ever to be released. There is no ambition, no aim for the sky courage anymore, all trying to be safe and beat around the bush, aping the industry conglomerates on the inner safer track of following trends, not veering from boring conventions at all. It's all part of a slow descent of gaming to another eventual crash, and if this monumental undertaking has reverberations of either rescuing it from gaming's inevitable end or hastening its demise in a fiery crash, I will be cheering it every step, every hype building update of the way!! If you can't stand the heat, get out the kitchen, to dethrone the leader and be the best, this is the price to pay. With Witcher 3 as their magnum opus they already made a lasting contribution, and this may be their all-in attempt to be the greatest of all time, who is to stop them and their grand campaign? This is like New Game+ for them after beating a hard game, challenge their limit to the fullest! I would rather them die on their own accord then be bought out by some conglomerate and squeezed out hollow!

I guess office expansion is condolence of sorts for not getting a second HQ here. From what is happening in Amazonia down in Seattle, the housing prices will go up even further, if state of things as of now wasn't abnormally high enough. There is a place called Vancouver in Washington, by the way