Who needs #residentevil when you could have Bogey Manor. It's has undead in a mansion but ultraman like hero bashing them with a laser sword
#retro #arcade #residentevil9
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That face paint tho....
Good old MS, buy Nokia, sunset phone division and buy Activision, sunset gaming division
No surprise, they went heavy on subscriptions and nickel and diming the players. If they dropped them on digital stores as full games like Rio and star wars for £5-10 they would sell.
It's not the mobile market, it's typical sega
Streets of rage Collab? Streets of Rovio, which selectable character is an angry bird
10 years and still going strong. Back when it launched, no one would have expected this
Better than Pokémon puzzle league? I'm in
No surprise if it's undersold, metroid prime rarely sells well, more of a cult hit. add to that a difficult development and a questionable prelaunch where little was shown, no dedicated preview show and no release date until close with obv delay too showed Nintendo wasn't confident or interested
Can't disagree with that
This isn't a just European thing, the person is a serial legal suer, probably funded by epic
Closing stores if they need to save the company or underperforming is one thing, but closing purely to increase profits for personal gain doesn't seem right
I disliked screen culture, the way they promoted the trailers as genuine and always appeared high on searches.
But didn't they try an hostile share buyout just yesterday? I think they still are trying. I agree the netflix deal is likely much closer however
Why not paramount too? Unless both are sued I'll just assume this is paramount applying pressure
Add it to the strange list of crossovers with AC x AoT and Genshin x Duolingo
I don't disagree, I'm just trying to see some kind of silver lining.
I didn't know wb owned hbo tho
Whilst is possible, it might also mean they try to crack mainstream with their IPs, promoting the netflix name and shows
Honestly I think the game side might benefit, the rest of Netflix won't tho, it's getting too bloated and we have to pay But netflix are pushing to get taken seriously in games, a proper studio like WB games might be a huge boon for them
Gen Z I doubt. Younger Gen Alpha don't know the difference and see Italian brain rot as it's own thing.
I'm sure the industry will change it's mind when they can't copyright the AI created content
I wonder if this is proof Sony is going to try again with concord
I'd love to see a 15 or so rated metroid film, kinda like an aliens film with horror elements
I remember the ps now back on PC, iirc it required a dual sense so I didn't give it much look. Not looked since they restructured it. But ofc there is a difference between local and streaming. The 30% will be a big factor I agree. And if they do, I really hope they bring astro bot to PC
From Sony PoV which is the way I was positioning it, Sony could lose their market lead, something they don't want to do, especially if all their exclusives are no longer exclusive, yet Xbox exclusives are. For the gamer, especially Xbox it's a win, pc and Nintendo wouldn't change, Sony loses xb game
Yeah, I thought the same, but I feel Sony will do that, an Xbox is likely to have something identifiable that Sony can block. An Xbox/pc console feels a bit like a check moment, if Sony doesn't act in some way, they risk giving up all their exclusives to Xbox and Xbox can easily lock theirs down
Well this would clearly imply a playstation launcher is coming. Does this mean playstation games wont launch on steam to prevent the next Xbox getting Sony's exclusives
Honestly I think 4 years is too much, unless they create something to fill the gap, the hype is likely gone by then
Would be interesting if we got some kind of dark data copy that wants to destroy the world or something
Full run of the good #c64 port of the #arcade classic, Operation Wolf.
It has mouse support which is amazing, but hit detection is hit and miss (literally)
#retro #lightgun #commodore
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I dunno, I remember watership down. That was pretty brutal
