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Washedupcynic@lemmy.cato PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Indie devs' weirdly promising Bubsy 4D wouldn't exist if the clouds hadn't parted and blessed the Atari CEO with a revelation: "I was like, 'Is this a nationally known IP?'"English5·7 days agoBubsy was a fun game, a sonic and banjo alternative.
Somewhere out there a game developer asked, “What if we made a game like SSX Tricky, but with trains?” There you have it.
https://tenor.com/view/jeff-goldblum-jurassic-park-jurassic-scientist-your-scientists-gif-11921883
Is there anyone here that can give an invite to the game?
I am a fan of predecessor, which is a paragon remake. Does anyone know how the gameplay of deadlock compares to it? I’m a fan of pushing lanes rather than overwatch or pubG type play.
Washedupcynic@lemmy.cato PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•'You Buy the Game and You Get the Whole Thing': Judas Dev Not About Live ServiceEnglish5·2 months agoThe single player, story-focused rogue-like still remains a mystery, announced for PS5 in December 2022.
Dafuq did I just read?
Washedupcynic@lemmy.cato PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•US PC market grew 15% in Q1, though Canalys warns of slowing growthEnglish4·2 months agoAs a US resident, watching Trump fuck around with the tariffs meant pc prices were going to skyrocket. During the election I worked OT to save money and was able to buy an upgrade to a gtx4060, (I had a 1060,) and a processor that’s from a chipset made within the past 2 years. Bought my new one in March. Seemed like a no brainer if the prices of things inside the country were going to go up $300-500. The average person in the US can’t afford to upgrade their machines every year when a new card comes out. I make a living wage and I go 5-7 years before I upgrade. I’d bet that the uptick is being caused by financial uncertainty, and the people that have been wanting to upgrade realized that it would be financially better to upgrade ASAP before what was already on the shelves dried up, and getting hit with the tariff by waiting a few months later for the next round of imports. Couple this with AAA makers raising game prices and chopping the full game up into DLC to squeeze more out of us, plenty of people are moving to PC so they can raise the black flag, or play multiplayer games without having to pay a god damned subscription fee to the console makers. I convinced my g/f to buy a PC this past year and she loves it. I went PC after the PS3/Xbox 360 gen of consoles and never looked back. Edit: I also forgot that windows 11 was released, and may people do not have chipsets that will support win11, my old PC was one of them.
DLCs that release 3-6 months after initial game release are probably legit continuations. Any game with day one DLC deserves to be scorned into oblivion.