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PC Gaming Era | August 2018 - Sponsored by QueenOfHunting
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Plus, diamond, upside down triangle and concentric circles. Must be the Polystation 3.
We will get it someday fam
Then Matador will be a true Steam icon
Apologies for harping on about my adventures in Steam lately, I must sound like a sweet summer child to you guys. But I'm realising there are a shit ton of survival games for PC, like a SHIT TON. There must be a fascinating sociological reason for the prevalence of the genre this decade, from Minecraft to DayZ to the latest releases like The Forest constantly hitting the top charts of Steam, like we're all collectively getting miserable at the neverending barrage of apocalyptical news hitting our eyeballs every day, so we're subconsciously anticipating the future as a nightmarish wasteland consisting of nothing but searching for random shit and crafting it in homemade shelters while being hunted, and so playing these games is a cathartic way to cope with that.
Or they're just fun to play.
WHAT THE DEVIL IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE????????
STREETS OF RAGE 4 GETS ANNOUNCED AND YOU WASTE YOUR TIME QUIBBLING ABOUT RPGS?
Streets of Rage 4 Announced (Lizardcube, Guard Crush Games and DotEmu)
STREETS OF RAGE 4 GETS ANNOUNCED AND YOU WASTE YOUR TIME QUIBBLING ABOUT RPGS?
Streets of Rage 4 Announced (Lizardcube, Guard Crush Games and DotEmu)
This would just make me sad, especially once you list the amazing stuff that has been pulled from sale from PC marketplaces like Blur, one of my favorite games ever.
Guys I need some advice please.
I have an older i7 with 16gb ddr3
I popped a 1060 gaming X, and a new SSD/AIO cooler end of last year to try and update it and am pretty happy with the results
It I am guessing it I want to do more, it's a time to ditch the old platform and start again?
I have an older i7 with 16gb ddr3
I popped a 1060 gaming X, and a new SSD/AIO cooler end of last year to try and update it and am pretty happy with the results
It I am guessing it I want to do more, it's a time to ditch the old platform and start again?
I really want Persona 4 Golden on Steam. The Vita version is great, but one day my Vita might die. :(
Nice to see Lizardcube involved. I can't watch the video right now but does SoR4 follow the same art style of Wonder Boy: Dragon's Trap?
Lol, don't worry about it.
Apologies for harping on about my adventures in Steam lately, I must sound like a sweet summer child to you guys. But I'm realising there are a shit ton of survival games for PC, like a SHIT TON. There must be a fascinating sociological reason for the prevalence of the genre this decade, from Minecraft to DayZ to the latest releases like The Forest constantly hitting the top charts of Steam, like we're all collectively getting miserable at the neverending barrage of apocalyptical news hitting our eyeballs every day, so we're subconsciously anticipating the future as a nightmarish wasteland consisting of nothing but searching for random shit and crafting it in homemade shelters while being hunted, and so playing these games is a cathartic way to cope with that.
Or they're just fun to play.
Also, Steam has a bunch of discovery features you might not know about.
You can "Follow" certain publishers or devs you like to get notified when they release new games. You reach those pages by clicking on the Dev/Pub names on a storefront, or by exploring https://store.steampowered.com/developer/ and /publisher respectively.
For example SEGA.
You can follow curators you like and get informed about interesting games. I recommend theFalcomShillingSociety (we also shill non-Falcom quality games :P)
There are discovery-pages for every tag, like Metroidvania.
The new Popular Upcoming page is pretty good at showing you interesting upcoming releases.
Then there are, of course, the obvious ones like the stuff on the front page. Discovery Queue, Friend/Curator/etc recommendations.
In a way yes; the sprites and visuals are all 2d tho much brighter and colorful then the aesthetic of the originals
I think I can understand seeing how a lot of Toriyama's art is just the same thing over and over again with very little variation. As for the battle systems they are as bare bones as it comes.
...I just learned you can use PS4 controllers with some Steam games.
Steam now has it were you can choose to have it use a PS4 in games, the only issue is that not all games have DS4 UI so you will see Xbox button prompts instead, some games like Okami as an example do have DS4 UI and even let you use the touch pad to draw it. You also may have seen it, Steam lets you customize the color of the light in your PS4 controller and the brightness.
Nier G will hopefully get released for PC later on, they might even remaster it later on and also localize Nier R while they are at it and make it a bundle pack or something. I feel like Nier G still holds up well today and in a lot of ways is still better than Nier A, the main difference being that combat in Nier A is a lot better and "easier". Also how about we replace P4 with P2 instead?
Add Strange Journey to that list (it's a shame that the Redux version of that game came out earlier this year and I guess that a lot of people just didn't seem to care about the game)
No Yuzo Koshiro, no deal.
Well, that's more of an EO game to me, than mainline SMT.
No pixel-art, no japanese devs = no buy (that AND fucking DotEmu lol)
I really should go back and try to get the true ending in that game, I put over 100 hours into the game only to get the bad ending, I want to get all the trophies for the game as well but that would require me to look at a lot of guides and in general it's off putting having to go throw it all again
I need to know where Shenmue saves are so I can check the inis.
At least I can be the Demifiend in VRChat.
At least I can be the Demifiend in VRChat.
I remember. I called that they were gone after the buy out. Valve didn't let people do podcasts.
Wow this worked. Glad i kept the email, codes are unique. And the codes were set to expire in just hours, and the 25% sale just started today. Just enough overlap.
I have so many games in my backlog that I've been "ready" to start for months, and now even thinking of replaying this...
You'd think that they would have at least said that then. It's just forever hiatus atm.
I feel like I deserve this for sending a friend the Chrono Break trailer yesterday.
It looks like Fallout 3. Edit: Actually, the rest of the game looks like Deux Ex.
Hmmm...
GOTY confirmed.
Hmmm...
GOTY confirmed.
Maybe Valve said a sarcastic "sure your can podcast" technically leaving it open, maybe when genuinely saying it, but knowing it's a workaholic culture and they won't choose that to keep pace with everyone.
I gotta be honest, other than some holograms and the body upgrades, i'm hardly seeing any cyber or punk yet
Sorry, it's based on a tabletop RPG, Cyberpunk 2020. The original writer Mike Pondsmith is advising them, so everything is really close to the original vision. This includes Eurodollars, Night City, the character archtypes, slang, etc.
From what I've seen so far this looks like the cross between Sleeping Dogs and Shadowrun I always didn't know I wanted.
Edit: The writing totally reminds me of playing Shadowrun tabletop with my friends back in the day. Or Johnny Mnemonic. Either way, I'm sold so far :P
Edit: The writing totally reminds me of playing Shadowrun tabletop with my friends back in the day. Or Johnny Mnemonic. Either way, I'm sold so far :P
OK, so I do have a complaint about the combat in this Cyberpunk stream... all the goons are just pew-pew cover goons. There should be less generic shooty guys and there should be enemy representation of all these enhancements and tech besides the big bads, especially since it's supposed to be common place for those groups.
Pretty amazing. 'Course, I doubt it will look exactly like this. Witcher 3 had basically a new renderer compared with the initial reveal.
Hope Cyberpunk has a smoother development cycle, though.
Cyberpunk looks cool. I'm honestly way more impressed with the theoretical combat setup than anything (them non-standard, tacticool guns and cyber powers).
That said, there are dozens and dozens of things that I could pick out that are very unlikely to see the final release. Or to clarify - things that very well could be in this specific quest in the final release, but wouldn't be replicated widely or systemically throughout the game, just due to sheer workload.
That said, there are dozens and dozens of things that I could pick out that are very unlikely to see the final release. Or to clarify - things that very well could be in this specific quest in the final release, but wouldn't be replicated widely or systemically throughout the game, just due to sheer workload.
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