Computerchairgeneral

Good for them. Also glad they are going to continue developing the KOTOR remake, although with everything that’s happened with that project it feels like it will be years before we see it again.

They’re charging people higher prices and refusing to allow them to keep their digital content? They’re basically just handing out the pirate hats and eye patches at this point.

Man can’t catch a break can he? I hope something he’s working on actually makes it to release.

Sure, it was. That was the big problem when the game launched. And I’m sure all the other claims in the article are equally true.

Not surprising given Take-Two’s history when it comes to trademark disputes. I’m pretty sure they went after the developers of It Takes Two because of the name, plus any random business that has Rockstar in the name.

Cool. I don’t really care about the name if it means that finding games that I like gets a little bit easier.

Now we just need a PlayStation brand air purifier.

Good. Not every studio needs to be snatched up by a massive corporation. Embracer’s yearlong meltdown is a great example of how that can end badly.

I have my Steam Library organized by genre. FPS, RPG, RTS, ect. Then I have a backlog category where I put the games I know I want to get around to playing eventually and a Completed category for games that I’ve finished and am probably not going to go back to.

It was closer to $10, but Wandersong was worth every penny. It’s a puzzle/platformer game where you play a bard, the main gimmick of the game being that you have to sing your way out of any problems you encounter. It feels like something that should get stale, but the game is always thinking up new ways to use the mechanic from communicating with ghosts, to making plants grow, to convincing bugs to move rocks out of your way. Great characters, great story, good soundtrack. Definitely worth trying if it’s sitting in your library from a bundle or a sale.

Not a big golf game fan, but Death’s Door looks like it could be fun. I’m surprised Dreams hasn’t already been a PS Plus title. Given the focus on game creation, you would think Sony would have wanted it in as many hands as possible.

You better get some good pre-order bonuses for that kind of wait.

Then the new game sits in your library unplayed until it becomes an old game and the cycle continues.