I assume a lot of the top level staff stick about until their contractually obliged period for getting a massive payday is over, and then look very closely at whether they actually want to be told what to do by a bunch of suits all day long.
Realistically they’re working to make somebody else richer at that point, and there’s only so much enthusiasm anyone can have for that. Certainly not enough for the long hours needed in the games industry.
Bizarre Creations had the misfortune of being owned by both of them before being shut down.
It really shows that something is fucked up in businessland that they’re so bad at managing studios, when managing studios is literally all they fucking do.
Same with EA. It’s just a wasteland of dead companies. The list of studios they’ve closed is bigger than the list of ones they still own.
We’ve bought these studios that are loved by gamers for their niche content.
What do you mean they’re not making the next Fortnite? Shut them down immediately.
//look, I know this makes no fucking sense, but Debbie at MoronCo insisted it worked like this or she wouldn't pay us
They will if something bad happens.
Motherfuckin’ bootleg fireworks!
Well he was late to the party.
Everyone else would have dumped it back in November.
I once installed Gentoo from scratch.
I then didn’t use Linux for about 15 years, so take from that what you will.
Eh? They’ve been chasing the one-off Xbox 360 high for two generations now, and are nowhere near it. Sony have near full dominance in the console space. Valve have so much dominance in the PC space that they’ve got people to try Linux.
The aim of GamePass was that people would stream games and not need a console at all, and that just hasn’t happened for them. Their entire gamble was on cloud gaming, and it’s not paid off at all.
As much as the higher tiers of PSN aren’t as good value as GamePass, it’s certainly lead to higher quality games for Sony’s platform as they can still get sales revenue from shorter or niche games, rather than just looking at a single figure and laying off whole studios.
I’d much rather pay money for a full game now (and I’ll be honest, my day one purchases this gen are limited to games I’m really interested in), or wait and play on sub later (and it’s about 18 months I think for games to go “free”), than have half a game on sub now and get nickle and dimed for the rest of it.
Performance, but Death Stranding 2 looks weird (really washed out) in that so I left it on quality. It’s not a fast paced game, so I’m ok with that.
Sure, they can do that easily.
Just release for free on all platforms including mobile.
I’ll tell you if I can find some new files for testing.
Even JPEG isn’t always back compatible either. I loaded an image into my software which uses some ancient library internally, and it swapped the blue and red channels.
Nothing wrong with a, i, s and x.
What for me about the new concentration camp was that it would have 1000 inmates but cost 500 million a year to run.
Like wtf? You could buy them all a fucking house each for that. Every year. But hey, fuck food stamps right.
That’s how it’ll end up though.
Although with all the Nazism going on in Silicon Valley, there’s a good chance that’s what they’ve been attempting all along.
Well at least we know which publication refused to capitulate to morons.
I wonder which ones they kept.
Enter the colour of your skin:
Whoops, no matches for you!
Might not be a great idea, tbh.
I would think just using tor was enough to get you on the naughty list.
The first few were really good on console. I played the first one on PC as well and there was definitely something missing with mouse and keyboard controls. The vehicles especially.
You have to remember that most FPS on consoles were pretty terrible back then (e.g. Medal of Honor series), and there was a lot of experimentation to try and find a control scheme that didn’t completely suck, along with just the right amount of aim assist. Other devs were still wrestling with that into the Xbox 360 era. Sony put so much effort and money into Killzone, and it wasn’t anywhere near as good as Halo.
Plus, split screen co-op made it very popular. It’s one of the few games to keep that into the modern era as well.