Shindig

I don't hate Eternal. It's a much better Doom 2 but I'll take the simplicity of the first game over it.

I got to Doom in 2021 and it gripped me like a fever. Doom 2, not so much. Super Shotguns and new enemies are nice but I felt the encounter design went a little off the rails.One day I'll beat them...

Just a couple from Steam.The Half-Life Anniversary BundleSNK 40th Anniversary Collection'cos SNK (outside of Metal Slug and Ikari Warriors) is something of a black hole for me. As for the Half-Life ...

Magic.

@sparky_buzzsaw said:I picked up Redfall this week for much the same reasons as you've talked about - curiosity kills me sometimes. I did the same thing with Godfall sometime this year too, and I've ...

I still wish they put Rare Replay out on PC or something.

He'd definitely sit there looking uncomfortable but that's also his idle animation.

I ... yeah, that might be right.I always thought it was weird that, in the Amstrad CPC game, "How to be a Complete Bastard." you could explode by over-farting.Venting prevents explosion, silly.

I still love the bravado of the PS3. At launch that had more media slots than you knew what to do with. And it ran (almost) every Playstation (as in three generations of them) game you could throw ...

I've enjoyed it I still feel like the pandemic has taken the wind out of whatever efforts they had in mind. I'd gladly take some JapanStudio little efforts over the live service stuff. I want ideas...

I want the true (ish) sandbox back. Or an immersive sim.

Star Citizen is reportedly at $590m. Given the amount of people and the sheer number of years that game has been in development, that $1bn figure looks miles out of whack.

That looks fine.

Yeah, that comment about Jeff being bad about staying in contact kinda struck me. I've always seen him as the guy with connections. I guess the need to do do so goes by the wayside when he's not in...

I've just had to google what this thing is. What an odd thing. Things.

I think it makes sense if that preservationist studio has a lot of Atari projects in mind. Maybe that cuts a hurdle when it comes to access to materials.

They must just be really good at getting capital to offset acquisitions. Trying to find accurate revenues turns up something modest ($14m or whatever) or wild ($218m) which sounds like criminal activ...

Atari's also bringing hardware back. Effectively pitching to the retro nerds who really, really like shit on shelves.This makes sense. Atari 50 is a fantastic product and Digital Eclipse can apply ...

This feels like something you wear to a police sting. Is Jeff a cop?

Depends how major these patches feel. If it turns out my original review is misrepresentative of the patched-up product, a revisit might be needed. I don't think that game is short of evangelists.