nateliv

I think i share a lot of the same viewpoints, for me it's digital on PC and physical on console aswell. The lack of value in re-sale for PC means that it's just pure convenience, not to mention the prices on stores like Steam and GoG just make a lot of everything else look a little redundant, mainly due to the frequency of sales. It's been a while since i purchased a physical copy of a game despite owning an Xbox One, i guess i just prefer everything in one place, plus most of the stuff i could play on console, i could play on PC for cheaper and it would look better. I do miss actually having the physical copy though, used to go into town and read the manuals etc on the way back when i was a kid, i guess it's that nostalgic element i hold onto. I've not actually upgraded to Windows 10 yet but i had no idea that's how they were shipping it, pretty cool idea, applications to gaming distribution seem like a pretty unique idea aswell.

Tutuapp9AppsShowBox

I play with film noise off, and I also see wierd diagonal lines in the lighting. Its not gamebreaking, but its easy to notice

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I would personally go for the K65 rapidfire if you play tons of fps games and dont mind losing you numpad. But if you type a lot of documents it can be frustrating at first

9AppsLucky PatcherVidMate

Aw man I’ve been playing a few things in the last couple days.

Instead of sticking with Risky’s Revenge and its replays I moved on to the next game and Pirate’s Curse is already far and away the best in the series! I really miss the transformation dances and forms, but man! Gear upgrades were a great idea to kick this franchise into overdrive, is great. Is great. Great.

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I rather liked the first half or so. It's a completely bonkers space oddity, shamelessly indulgent and imaginative to a degree I haven't seen in a while. But then the actual plot kicks in and it becomes becomes a formulaic and predictable sci-fi mess with a scattered plot and mostly boring characters. In particular Dane DeHaan and Care Delivigne, who are supposed to be paramours, but come off as bickering siblings, constantly engaging in really cringy banter. It feels like Besson wanted to out-crazy his own The Fifth Element, but along the way forgot to inject the cheesy charm that made that movie work. Oh well, at least I got some nice visuals out of it.