If you want to see some mindbending shit, famous art's where it's at. I'd post Dali's "Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate, A Second Before Awakening", except that it's got a naked woman. And also an elephant with spider legs, and two tigers, one who is leaping from the other's mouth, and the other who is leaping from a fish's mouth.Apparently the monsters in Metaphor: ReFantazio are inspired by good old Jheronimus Bosch. Like ... a lot.
It had my curiosity, but now it has my attention.
I used to have a framed poster of that on my bedroom wall."Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate, A Second Before Awakening"
Fuck DRM. If pirate is the only way to go for these type of games, so be it. Civvie mentioned this in his Wolfenstein 09 review.
Look, I don't like Bethesda and I do feel bad for the mod creators, but I don't think the publishers are really obligated to share the news early, or even talk to them in the first place. Like, come on did you guys think you guys will beat Bethesda in the race? Even if the mod was released before the update, I don't know if players would've had enough time to fully enjoy the modSince the video, plenty of fans who've been looking forward to exploring a Fallout location set outside the United States have voiced their annoyance towards Bethesda, and while Carter does reiterate that he didn't intend for the publisher to get the brunt of this, he says it's "inevitable when there's that lack of communication. So I just wish that they had a conversation with us." I don't think it's ever "inevitable" for a publisher to get tons of backlash for not working closely with an unofficial mod, but it isn't massively unsurprising in this case, given Fallout London's reach.
Agree.
Look, I don't like Bethesda and I do feel bad for the mod creators, but I don't think the publishers are really obligated to share the news early, or even talk to them in the first place. Like, come on did you guys think you guys will beat Bethesda in the race? Even if the mod was released before the update, I don't know if players would've had enough time to fully enjoy the mod
I uninstalled FO4, deleted all mods, mod lists, saves a few years ago so that I might actually do something with my life. I suppose I should thank them for keeping me living in the real world a bit longer.
Look, I don't like Bethesda and I do feel bad for the mod creators, but I don't think the publishers are really obligated to share the news early, or even talk to them in the first place. Like, come on did you guys think you guys will beat Bethesda in the race? Even if the mod was released before the update, I don't know if players would've had enough time to fully enjoy the mod
Guessing its a couple of moths old, helldiver 1 is up there but no mention of 2. Mostly surprised by how strong MLB (not even sure what sport that is tbh) is considering there's a new one every year and last couple of all made it in top 25. Its easy to forget it, but sports game are big! Last of us also did shockingly well.Supposedly a leak listing the revenue/downloads of every Sony published game ever released on PSN. Mind you this is just digital. No physical
Major League Baseball. Also, not that surprising. MLB The Show was Sony's biggest sports exclusive until the franchise went multiplatform. Even still, most people get it on PS4-PS5.Mostly surprised by how strong MLB (not even sure what sport that is tbh
Yes, because we always have FNV or FO3 to return to, or other games in post-apocalyptic setting. I geniunely think Bethesda could've invested more time to create FO4 SE. We all know people would've bought it just like Skyrim SEI uninstalled FO4, deleted all mods, mod lists, saves a few years ago so that I might actually do something with my life. I suppose I should thank them for keeping me living in the real world a bit longer.
I was talking about the Fallout London mod drawing me back in, admittedly it wasn't the clearest post I've ever made. Yeah, people probably would buy the SE, although IIRC with Skyrim you got it free if you had the original so maybe they'd do that with FO4.Yes, because we always have FNV or FO3 to return to, or other games in post-apocalyptic setting. I geniunely think Bethesda could've invested more time to create FO4 SE. We all know people would've bought it just like Skyrim SE
I'll listen to this later but just given the episode title I was thining about this as I finished up Tales of Kenzera and how much not just plot but just setting, style and vibe matter to me, even more than gameplay sometimes, and how deeply personal that sort of thing is, which is why I get annoyed at how some of the coverage and discussion get.