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The hamburger menu is pretty hard to press in Chrome on Android too, so not an iOS/Safari exclusive issue.

I'd look into the bombcasts a few weeks prior, I don't remember exactly, but I'm pretty sure he brought it up on a bombcast. The video you linked is about an email sent in May after all, so it wasn't ...

I think it looks pretty neat. My biggest issue with They Are Billions is that I don't like its setting at all, but Starship Troopers does seem like a good fit for those mechanics. Hopefully it's not a...

I'd assume not this long after release. Don't really think anybody on staff are into RTS games these days either, aside from the Age of Empires remaster and They Are Billions-likes they've skipped alm...

B is the closest option for me, I'm excited for VR, but the one sane thing Palmer Luckey ever said was that VR is going to fail (again) if it's above $200 for a headset, and, well, that's where we en...

Still a problem here too, did some testing today and it doesn't seem like iTunes is the actual culprit, as I couldn't download any Bombcasts or Beastcasts through Google Play Music on my phone either...

I picked up Pathologic 2 on GOG's flash sale yesterday, 193 SEK, so about $20. That's all so far. I may pull the trigger on the Age of Empire definite editions on Steam, though I'm still hoping they...

You could look for a keyboard with a built in pointing stick/nub/trackpoint (as they were called on IBM's Thinkpads), I know some people swear by them as a much better alternative to the trackpad. Ap...

Personally I've regretted every single trade-in I've ever done, but I assume you know yourself best and won't actually miss any of these games.

I want them to make "Kirkhope or Wise" a recurring feature.

An unconventional one of these, but I found this old stock photo of a shelf of PC games from around 1998-99. I recognize most game boxes, but between Shogo and Die By The Sword, there's a box where I...

They played it on UPF last week and there's a quick look on the schedule. On the UPF segment they started off incredibly negative on it, but seemed to start to enjoy it by the end, so the QL will b...

Happy to hear them enjoying it for what it is. I'll grab it once it comes to GOG in a couple of years.

Videodrome (1982). Continuing with the Cronenberg train, with a recently restored 35mm print.This surreal classic may just get better with age. I enjoyed it when I last watched it around 15-18 years ...

Test Department's High Resolution Retina screams mid 90s racing game to me, something like Destruction Derby or Ridge Racer.

It's kinda shocking just how good SSX3 still looks, just perfect amount of environmental detail for the speed you move through the levels.Also how much of a technical mess GTA V is.

Rabid (1977), another Cronenberg movie, and I suppose on the surface a pretty standard zombie/vampire movie (though the method of how it's spread is pretty original), in some ways pretty similar to hi...

@spacegg said:@fisk0 said: Well, it's definitely what we were pitched in 2011, but all the talk since sound less and less like it. I'd love to hear some news on it, though I've pretty much written thi...

@spacegg said:@fisk0: That description sounds very much of SQ42 to me although we have not told yet how much there will be on-foot stuff.Hopefully we will see and hear about SQ42 in CitizenCon.Well, ...

@gundato: Yeah, I'm 100% with you on this, I want a dogfighting game with a series of distinct missions, a few branching paths and some Mass Effect style character interactions in the carrier bar/quar...