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Game of the Year Voting Thread?
We're going to do game of the year, it's being a bit delayed due to fixing up the vote tool to handle ranked voting. Give it another week or two. We apologise for the wait.
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PT 'released' in 2014, but the PS4 Pro not until 2016, so no, there won't be any differences.
From a feature in Retro Gamer about Tim Schaefer and Double Fine, I've just come across Host Master and the Conquest of Humour and its sequel Host Master Deux: Quest for Identity, and I'm intrigued. Info below from Wikipedia and RPS, but the links to play seem to be dead. As these were apparently played in browsers with Flash, am I out of luck if I wanted to try them out?
Host Master and the Conquest of Humor - Wikipedia
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Host Master Deux: Quest for Identity - Wikipedia
Host Master And The Conquest Of Humour. Yes.
It's the season of GDC award ceremonies. RPS isn't going to be there. We don't like other people and, more relevantly, …Tim Schafer In Host Master Deux: Host Harder
It's not actually called Host Harder, but it should have been, right? All I'm saying is Double Fine, if you want to pay…
Yes, it plays fine. At least as well as any of the previous games on PS3/PSP/Vita.
Not just a flop, a cascading flop. It was sold cheaply but the only time and place that it sold in any significant numbers was the North American launch. Sega spent large amounts of money on advertising but what they did was largely ineffective (one North American campaign showed a weather map with the Dreamcast logo as an approaching cloud - people who saw it didn't have a clue what it meant; a European ad campaign saying "up to six billion players" had to be pulled as false advertising). Sega spent lots of money on game development (the quality, quantity and diversity of the first party Dreamcast library is astounding for how short a life it had) for a system that wasn't selling well, meaning the games didn't sell well. Many key third parties limited their support or just stayed away entirely (EA most notably). Sega had bet heavily on SegaNet, their online subscription service, which launched at a price in the US of US$22 per month. To try to make this more attractive, Sega dropped the price of the Dreamcast to US$149 and rebated that entire cost to anyone who took out an 18-month SegaNet subscription.
Yes, if you have a Plus subscription you can go to the cloud storage area from the PS5 menu and download whatever saves you like. You can also transfer PS4 save data to PS5 during the initial setup (needs both consoles) or with USB. I'd say that if you're subscribed to Plus then the cloud save transfer is probably the easiest way.
Not possible, I'm afraid - PS4 save games are locked to the profile that created them.
thank you! my error evolved into a different error but I was able to get in
As I remember it, selecting food in bubble icons is choosing your menu for the day. Each food can have positive and negative traits, including menu rot (giving your restaurant a negative trait if it's been on the menu too many days in a row). To start out, it's like two entrees, one side and a drink. You can save multiple menus for your restaurant and cycle through them, instead of toggling items in and out on the same menu every day. You can only add items to the menu once they're unlocked. And I think saving multiple menus might also be an unlockable feature.
It's possible. Looking at Steam, I last played it about a year ago. By "early game," I just mean early on in a playthrough. I didn't play it at launch, so maybe it was different, or changed from early access or something.
From my perspective as a newcomer to the series with BOTW, honestly there aren't too many characters you meet that stand out specifically. You're encouraged to explore more than in most games but naturally have your main story beats to aim towards but the game is definitely more exploration-focused than story focused (IIRC this was a complain from some people that thought it would have a meatier amount of content in this regard). I still really enjoyed it, and that's coming from someone that loves open world and sandbox games but has struggled with them in recent years as I have a lot less time to play and really enjoy them, but with this I made sure whatever time I had I used to play this. But if you're asking me to tell you something detailed about the characters you meet along the way, honestly I can't say I can say very much off of the top of my head. But as I said this is from a newbie's perspective so maybe my opinion isn't one you should read too much into. If it helps I definitely think the sequel will improve this a lot from the way BOTW panned out.
Okay, so this is pretty much what I was being told on reddit, too. Thank you!
