stealydan

I remember being annoyed by this all the way back in the first Borderlands. You could pause like a normal single-player game, but stopping in the middle of a quest area meant that the next time you start the game, you're going to be hoofing it back through the entire area and killing everyone again to get to that last objective marker. Being able to suspend a play session sure would have been nice.

I tried to play AC3 a while back, assuming that I could give it dual analog controls using an xinput wrapper while emulating on PC, but for some reason looking up and down with the right stick just did not work right. I mapped that to the triggers and gave it a go, but it was just too hard to get used to.

This post has me wanting to try out Nexus, which should feel like a normal video game. Hearing that money is less of a problem also means I'll be able to use the expensive bazooka ammo more often, so I'm looking forward to finally playing the mech builder menu game where you occasionally go on a short mission!

As someone who desperately wanted to be a marine biologist as a kid, this is one of my most beloved games of all time. The atmosphere and artwork are absolutely incredible.

I could never remember that Puzzle Bobble is actually called Bust a Move, thanks for sorting that out!

Also, very happy to see Air Combat still in the top spot where it belongs.

I remember using Mediamonkey back in the day to organize my music. Metadata is hard and managing it sucks. Whose responsibility is it to sort all the endless 'content' dumped onto the store with proper tags? My library is not so insane that I can't do it myself (I also have a "Demo" category for example).

Manually enabling "Performance Cookies" by clicking "Do Not Sell My Personal Information" at the bottom of the page as described by others got videos to start working for me again in Chrome and Firefox.

No reaction like others have reported in Chrome, but Firefox at least loads the YouTube video (Windows 10, cleared site data).

Random unsolicited advice: remap your controls to put dash and jump on a trigger/bumper. I used LB for jump and LT for dash. This lets you move around freely while maintaining constant camera control and it feels so much better!

I've never liked sitting in an irl the Camaro myself (maybe I'm just too short to see out of it properly, but I think the visibility is poor), but this is sad news. There aren't many sports cars left in production, and losing one that's actually affordable is a bummer.