I've received blast damage that caused scarring on both eyeballs, which means that I cannot go for LASIK or contacts, so if I want to see more than 10 feet in front of me, I need to wear glasses. Not a dumb question at all.
Yea. I'm looking forward to this one, but I think that I am going to hold off until the first patch or two and see how it holds up before I shell out for it. Looks great so far though, doesn't it!
I gave up on platformers a long time ago. They were fun in the arcades in the 80's and I have many fond memories of feeding quarters into many, many machines while friends cheered me on, but I just cannot play them on a PC or at home. To me the fun of playing a platformer is the shared...
Has anyone here played the pre-alpha release of UT that is out? I've watched about an hour's worth of videos and it looks stable enough to get a feel of the game. The weapons look amazing.
With The Unreal engine coming out free, Unity 5 free, Source 2 free, I'm starting to think that 2015...
Coming back to the destroyed world after the first mission in Homeworld. Wow, that hit me hard. Playing the remaster brought back all the feels from 15 years ago.
These are cheap enough to offer "free" with purchase, they have wheels so the bed is mobile and most people don't think about replacing these terrible monstrosities. Wooden bed frames are stronger, don't sag and don't creak. We made out own way back when and it was worth it.
This is the best way to fight the hype and PR trains. If it ends up good, we win and get content to enjoy. If not? Nothing of value was lost. I hope that the new voices bring a more enthusiast feel to the site, and I signed up after lurking for years to show my support.
I'm a technology and gaming nerd. I don't watch TV at all and do not get any of the pop-culture references from you guys. I lived in Japan and never got into Anime/Manga etc. I read non-fiction, watch documentaries and play way too many video games. But I can tell you the inner workings of...
I'm in my mid 60's and have been gaming since the late 1970's. The kids grew up gaming and the grandkids will grow up with a controller in their hands. You are never too old or too young to play games.
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