Looks cool, tho at 1:21 I am a bit worried about that connector; IDK, it looks super vulnerable to being bent or broken
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Looks like an iteration of what they already have instead of something radical new. So it's more of a GameBoy to GameBoy Advance than a GameCube to Wii situation. That is fine. Let's see what they have to show come April.
They did just enough to call it a new console. Still focused on portability options. Will most likely also still cause headaches with porting from other consoles though.
Yet if it still sells at its projected price point, that makes it half the price of the Xbox and PS5, or a third the price of the PS5 Pro. And again, when one looks at a Nintendo decision that is confusing, do your best to imagine how it benefits the home market in Japan.
Have they released the technical specifications for it?
.......I'm not entirely sure how to unpack that statement.
Then why all the beach volleyball games, if you're not doing anything else with these characters? Why KT?
Congratulations, there's ten thousand plus more over in that direction by the way.
Nothing definitive, but some details have been gleaned from motherboard leak
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Dragon Age Veilguard Director Leaves EA After Disappointing Attempt At Series Revival
The director behind Dragon Age: The Veilguard is set to depart EA and BioWare after spending nearly two decades at the studios.
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To surprise of no one. Also, how arrogant does someone have to be to call it “series revival”?
The whole revival thing has been a problem with EA properties When they tried to CODify a lot of them. I don't know director much, but it's sad to see them leave. I do wish for them to find something better after being at that place for so long.Dragon Age Veilguard Director Leaves EA After Disappointing Attempt At Series Revival
The director behind Dragon Age: The Veilguard is set to depart EA and BioWare after spending nearly two decades at the studios.
To surprise of no one. Also, how arrogant does someone have to be to call it “series revival”?
Uh, did we even know there was a GoW live service game to be cancelled?
Also, every time Sony fucks up, I am reminded that Microsoft had this generation served to them on a silver platter and still managed to fuck it up anyway. We all knew Sony would get too arrogant after dominating with the PS4, but man who could have thought Microsoft wouldn't even try?
I don't know if I am supposed to be shocked that GOW live-service was even considered, or the fact that it took them $400 M loss known as Concord to realize live-service games usually ends in failures
The official ending (aka season 4 ending) to Suicide Squad: KTJL
Turns out the JL that went crazy were all just clones created by Brainy, saved for Wonder Woman, and they are all alive but have been dimension-hopping trying to get back to this world.
Ugh.... Well at least now we know the Batman from Arkham games didn't die. But at the same time, it makes the whole JL-being-mind-controlled concept mean jack shit.
Turns out the JL that went crazy were all just clones created by Brainy, saved for Wonder Woman, and they are all alive but have been dimension-hopping trying to get back to this world.
Ugh.... Well at least now we know the Batman from Arkham games didn't die. But at the same time, it makes the whole JL-being-mind-controlled concept mean jack shit.
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Yeah, wasn't aware of that at all lol! So that's what bluepoint's been working on? The wasted time and talent aches a little more than usual. Plus has put final nail in coffin of the(admittedly small) dreamy hope they had stealth Bloodborne assignment. Ah well, another for the pile it is then!
I take it pretty much almost nobody knew except those at the very top about this and those who wre8 working on it. Glad it got canceled.
Oh no!Dragon Age Veilguard Director Leaves EA After Disappointing Attempt At Series Revival
The director behind Dragon Age: The Veilguard is set to depart EA and BioWare after spending nearly two decades at the studios.
To surprise of no one. Also, how arrogant does someone have to be to call it “series revival”?
OH NO!!!!!!
Anyway.....
"The bad guy was a clone" is up there with "it was all just a dream" for terrible twist endings, at least/especially when it's not explicitly clear that making clones is a thing that the bad guy does (e.g. Doombots are a known factor).
