Yeah but I've had Era whitelisted forever. I wonder if Chrome getting weird with these is what's doing it regardless.
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Giant Bomb |OT 12| Oops All Gokus
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I think you'd need to whitelist streamable specifically, although I remember playing with it a bit a while back and not being able to figure it out.
I could be wrong though, it's been a while.
edit: lol I'm wrong, whitelisting resetera should work, does for me anyway.
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Snakebird is great. It is an elegant puzzle game with simple mechanics and satisfying solutions.
Oh right, yeah. I'm not sure why I interpreted your post as an attack. I'm getting too defensive.
Yes it reused a ton of assets, the combat was incredibly divisive because it was action oriented, the environments were bland and repetitive, and the usual Bioware patina of choice and consequence wasn't even really there because they had to funnel players down very specific paths because they probably didn't have enough time to fill out the content for branching paths.
Hang out on the Life is Strange main menu for like 90 minutes.
Also Flower just came out on PC and ThatGameCompany games are all available on PS3 and PS4.
Wandersong is my most highest recommendation here. It's an adventure/music game hybrid where you are a Bard who's trying to save the universe (even if he's not the chosen one) and along the way helps others out in smaller problems. The writing is really charming, has a great art style and is an easy going game overall. This game is literally a virtual hug!
Well okay then. Now it makes a little more sense I guess cause that game didn't even pretend to have a campaign. I'm so very confused still though.
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I never bought a Vita, but the hardware was mostly too good for this world (one of the earliest commercial products with an OLED screen I believe, maybe the first "mass market" one). I think competing against Nintendo in the dedicated handheld space is a death sentence though, with how advanced smartphones have become now. Nintendo handhelds are great at being that, even if they're not the most advanced tech (you don't necessarily want anything overly fragile or expensive if you're taking it out places). Smartphones are so ubiquitous even Nintendo is making games for them now with some of their most valuable IP, so the writing was kinda on the wall. A few other missteps and not enough developer support (even 1st party support) was the nail in the coffin. We might never see a decent analog stick like that again built-in to a mobile device.
Speaking of...where is my Metroid iOS game? Or even F-Zero, if not Mario Kart. I'd take Kirby's Air Ride for iPhone if I had to.
Actually a Mario Party for iOS would probably be a banger if it had online support, even if it didn't do anything unique otherwise. I'm not asking for Zelda iOS or something (yet).
I mean they already put Pokemon on the thing and that was one of the most successful mobile games of all time, at least in terms of mindshare, such that it's still popular. Mario Run is alright but not that special.
damn this halo reach modding stuff is cool
wish it was easier to do
(they need to add reach to mcc at least though)
the only good vita content the site had
https://streamable.com/qxy5k
wish it was easier to do
(they need to add reach to mcc at least though)
the only good vita content the site had
https://streamable.com/qxy5k
Depends on what you like, but Banished (or a similar city-builder/god-game) could easily be one of my go-to "curl up on a rainy or cold snowy day" games.
Or Stardew Valley, maybe Terraria would be my other suggestions. There are other similar games, but those are the most popular/well-reviewed ones of that type that I own.
That game is really good but a warm hug it is not. It's more like going to a political protest with your friends. There's some degree of comraderie and friendship going on, but there's also tension, stakes, ideology, and conflict involved.
It really hits the ground running and doesn't give you time to breathe.
Mass Alex has made me realise how feeble the individual elements of the Mass Effect games are. Like, I remembered the combat being... bearable... and the exploration stuff being... OK... and having the game be "worth it" because of the characters and quests. Similar for ME2 (except the combat was a lot better) And then watching someone else play, it doesn't seem like that at all.
It's these super stilted, almost nonsensical conversations and plot points chained together with video game-ass gameplay encounters, and topped off with some of the worst side content in video games.
It bums me out, man.
It's these super stilted, almost nonsensical conversations and plot points chained together with video game-ass gameplay encounters, and topped off with some of the worst side content in video games.
It bums me out, man.
god knows why but when you combine it into a thing i like it. every individual element is painful these days though tbh.
At first glance I thought this was an ash tray oh my god hahaha
I see Ellen Page pronounces Mario the Bakalar way
https://www.resetera.com/threads/el...ario-incorrectly-freakin-unbelievable.100510/
https://www.resetera.com/threads/el...ario-incorrectly-freakin-unbelievable.100510/
They're maybe the cutest gaming couple. Like they're so adorable.
I was about to come in here and say "Well actually, Bayek and Aya are the best because..." but then I realized you said cutest, and I can't really argue that, you're right. The two I mentioned share some dark, dark history.
I think that's a figure model of some sort, but I REALLY WANT IT TO BE A CUPCAKE. Though I'd take one of the women of The Witcher first...
Besides the Mako shenanigans, Mass Effect 1 also had the horrible elevator sections masking loading everywhere because playing off a hard drive wasn't a given in 2007, especially in the Citadel, which is maybe the overall largest location in the first game where non-combat stuff happens?
I think Mass Effect 1 was also a bit more liberal in location size than ME2 was, albeit with less "stuff". ME2 had more condensed (and IMO much more interesting spaces like Omega), but the game was more segmented with the End Mission screens, teleporting you back to your ship or wherever after your battle through waist-high cover infested areas. For me ME3 kinda hit some sweet spots in terms of the combat (2 went too shooty bang and stripped most RPG elements from guns/abilities) as it brought back some stuff from ME1 without the excessive inventory management of mostly useless weapon mods, etc. The story execution of 3 wasn't great, especially the end sequence, and the combat areas weren't really improved and in some cases were worse than those of ME2. (There's at least one sequence [and iirc more than one] where you're on an on-rails chain gun flee sequence in ME3 and shooting at the enemy makes literally no difference, it's purely for cinematic flavor.)
I feel like the only interesting one in that relationship is bayek.
Really though she's extremely proactive in looking for their targets and setting up contacts while carrying a lot of the emotional weight in the relationship. She'd be more interesting if we played more of her that wasn't just boat stuff, though.
But I never saw a second of the DLC so maybe we do.
I saw him asking about the rumored patches in the Anthem thread. Didn't seem to be happy with the situation
Mass Effect 3 has some straight up Call of Duty moments. Like when the robot lady is running at you in slow motion and if you don't shoot her enough times you get a game over.
Really though she's extremely proactive in looking for their targets and setting up contacts while carrying a lot of the emotional weight in the relationship. She'd be more interesting if we played more of her that wasn't just boat stuff, though.
But I never saw a second of the DLC so maybe we do.
Thing is she's very static compared to bayek who had a lot more character growth.
Well my memory of the end of the game is fuzzy enough (I didn't get there when replaying it recently) that I can't really disagree but I still want to. But again, less face time with her so there's less room to grow overall so that wouldn't surprise me.
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