Anthem, BioWare's Doomed Loot Shooter, Now A Penny At GameStop
BioWare's ill-fated attempt to cash in on the loot shooter craze reaches a new low
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Still overpriced.Anthem, BioWare's Doomed Loot Shooter, Now A Penny At GameStop
BioWare's ill-fated attempt to cash in on the loot shooter craze reaches a new lowkotaku.com
I'm reminded of Noah Caldwell Gervais's review of Aliens: Colonial Marines where he said "I got the entire game, DLC and all, on a deep discount sale for $7 and spent about 8 hours of my life playing it. After finishing I felt ripped off and I wanted those 8 hours of my life back".Still overpriced.
For that price, of something that will essentially only play what a toaster CPU can now emulate for free, they can get fucked sideways.LEGO releasing Atari 2600 video game console set, honoring 1980s nostalgia
For Atari’s 50th anniversary, LEGO is releasing a new set based on the 1980-version of the Atari 2600 video game console. The new set will cost $239.99.www.foxbusiness.com
If you say so.Definitely need more people like her.
I know so.If you say so.
Neat, if maybe a bit anticlimactic. Good news for modding community tho.@Chimpzy.
Nier: Automata's Huge Internet Mystery Was a Beautiful, Impressive Hoax - IGN
After days of intrigue, it's finally been revealed that the mysterious videos of hitherto unknown areas in Nier: Automata were the work of extremely talented modders.www.ign.com
Naaaaaaaa Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Katamari Damacyyyyyyyyyy. Ok, obligatory theme song humming done. Interested to see what'll come out of Uvula. Hopefully some of that experimental Japanese weird joyfulness. Haven't seen that in a while. Could use some.Annapurna teases new games from creators of Katamari, Kentucky Route Zero, and more
It’s 25 solid minutes featuring the best in indie publishing.www.theverge.com
Suprise of the century right there! /sBut contrary to what we might think about games being good or bad for us, we found [in this latest study] pretty conclusive evidence that how much you play doesn't really have any bearing whatsoever on changes in well-being.
Earlier this month, Sega announced the Sega Genesis Mini 2, which launches this October in North America and will contain more than 50 Sega Genesis and Sega CD games. However, since the announcement, it has only been officially available to preorder through Amazon — and with the odd caveat that it is shipping directly from Japan (and not for cheap). Ars Technica reached out to Sega for clarification on the manufacturing and supply of Sega Genesis Mini 2, and it confirmed something depressing: Mini 2 will receive a much smaller run than the original mini console.
Sega said the supply of Sega Genesis Mini 2 manufactured will be around one tenth that of the first. It also confirmed that this console is a “Japan-only project,” explaining why the console is shipping directly from Japan. Sega is producing so many fewer units this time because of the ongoing global semiconductor shortage. It is likewise becoming increasingly unlikely that Europe will receive an official release of the console.
We don’t know exactly how many units are being manufactured, but in fairness, the original Sega Genesis Mini was readily available for a good year or so after its release. Shrinking that to one tenth the size should at least still mean that the most hardcore American and Japanese fans should be able to procure one. And again, Sega Genesis Mini 2 is currently still available to preorder, albeit at a price that seems to fluctuate. It might be wise to preorder one now and then cancel later if it turns out the final game list doesn’t have what you were hoping it would include.
For reference, below is the list of games that has been confirmed for Sega Genesis Mini 2 in North America so far. Many more games will still be announced for inclusion in the future. For example, it was recently confirmed that the Japanese version of the console will include both Lunar games, among others.
BUT HOW WILL GAMERS KNOW TO PLAY GOOD GAMES NOW????Valve won’t allow awards and reviews on Steam store images starting in September
It could be a big change for developers.www.theverge.com
TL;DR
Games on Steam are longer allowed to have awards and review scores/quotes on their pages.
I.E. "This game is amazing! -Polygon", "10/10 -IGN", "Already started another run -Game Informer"
Good on them, I was tired of seeing mediocre/terrible games pretending to be otherwise
FOR REAL. It's not like we live in a fantasy world where gamers can tell what games are good or bad (both objectively and subjectively)BUT HOW WILL GAMERS KNOW TO PLAY GOOD GAMES NOW????