

Anora was a cracking film. Rooting for it to win best picture.
Anora was a cracking film. Rooting for it to win best picture.
Digimon Survive was a great VN from a few years back. Darker than I’d expected. Almost a spiritual successor to Devil Survivor.
Will definitely be dipping into gamepass to try this one out
I don’t think these people actually want to leave reddit. They are only interested in farming karma by complaining about it,
Hell yes! I love the old 2D Shinobi games. I had the 3D one on PS2 as a kid as well but it kicked my arse.
We call those “party bags” in the UK and they are exclusive to children’s parties
Not weird enough to be Pynchon but it was a good comment nonetheless
Linus is basically a “centrist dad” but that’s fine with me.
I’ve been waiting for a sale before grabbing it on xbox. Moderate fan of the original AW and absolutely loved Control. Remedy are amongst the most unique devs out there right now.
NWN2 has the Mask of the Betrayer expansion which is unbelievably good.
Part of why linux has been a successful long term project is by making decisions conservatively. Other projects like cURL do the same. Incremental improvements over time.
It seems like there is a culture clash with the rust devs who are pushing for changes faster than the long term project maintainers are comfortable with.
It has worked successfully for linux for decades and other FOSS projects like Python have successfully followed the same model.
Seems like drama follows these rustacians wherever they go
I had an ok experience with Arch and a 2012 macbook pro back in the day. Wifi and suspend all worked without any tweaking. Moved on to using a ThinkPad after that though.
A lot of the new Hitman games systems could be transposed into a James Bond game without the disguises and they’d still be compelling. I’m imagining the silent assassin runs where you don’t ever change into a disguise that are possible on certain levels.
I picked up Andromeda for my Series S recently because it was on sale for ~£3 or so. Never played it during its rough launch. I did play a little of the original ME games when I was hanging out with friends back in the day but not a super fan. Although I’ve spent a lot of time on Bioware’s old Infinity Engine games.
I think that game might be underrated. This could just be a patient gamer moment but the writing is pretty good and I’m finding the initial sidequests to be immersive and compelling. Moment to moment gameplay is smooth too, with combat being a lot better than how I remembered the others to be. Interesting playing it when it was pretty much the beginning of the end for Bioware.
I felt the exact opposite, OUATIH held my attention the whole time while Hateful Eight was a bit of a slog. I think I need to re-watch Hateful Eight though because I’ve been on a bit of a spaghetti western binge recently.
They were just trying to prevent people from being tricked into installing Manjaro
Watching the review from Gmanlives I was struck by how much the game looked like PoE from a first person perspective. Including the mechanics. Like he was complaining about the objects in the world not reacting and stealing not being a mechanic but that’s exactly how it works in PoE (and Baldurs Gate). Also the spells look like they have moved over 1:1.