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PC Gaming Era | August 2018 - Sponsored by QueenOfHunting
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The final chapter of the game is crazy!
Quake Champions
The gif is a new character they just announced.
When cpu temp is over the threshold (80 c I think) and the alarm goes off I just crank up the in game volume. Let it burn.
Thought so. Any specific reason something like this happens or is it just a dice-roll?
It can be triggered when Steam detects a depot change during the unpacking process, but that doesn't apply here. I think you just got unlucky.
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saaaaaaaaaaame
but I think I'll just catch up on some reading I've put off to play games on a new monitor
This goes back to what I wrote in my post: This is toxic and an improper way to view things.
Valve are not your partner nor your friend. They are a corporation, if it ends up that they want to take on other ventures that further the gaming space than provide a single product, then good for them, because as is, Steam is a neat platform and offers some useful tools for gaming on PC.
I've played various games over the years that no one would give a crap about and they didn't get concluding stories. I can get being upset about it, but the way it is towards Valve is overblown and silly; look at displeased fanbase of any franchise or series and you'll see why.
Except that isn't the case, and never will be, long as people don't get the fuck over it.
Gaming in a heatwave is the worst. I miss an actual English summer.
Looks okay, but they really should bring more
I thought yesterdat "I'm just going to play Y0 for a bit", ended completing the first chapter and I didn't want to stop.
Awesome. I'll make a thread.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/835430/LaMulana_2/
Just want to give an extra shoutout to La-Mulana 2 that was released a few days ago. 20 hours in and this is looking like my GOTY and most likely a Top 10 GOAT. Recommended for anyone who has always dreamed of an intense Metroidvania experience that genuinely requires you to think, explore incredibly obscure nooks and crannies and sometimes even stumble your way forward. Pen and paper for note taking and map drawing HIGHLY recommended and will increase your enjoyment of the game tenfold. While I recommend playing the first game before this if you care about plot twists in stories (the sequel instantly spoils the twists of the first game) I will also say that this is probably a BETTER starting point gameplay, mechanics and exploration-wise than the first game. So, if you don't really care about weird story reveals (and I'm sure the sequel has plenty of that ahead...) don't feel like missing out on the first game should hold you back from playing this.
Just want to give an extra shoutout to La-Mulana 2 that was released a few days ago. 20 hours in and this is looking like my GOTY and most likely a Top 10 GOAT. Recommended for anyone who has always dreamed of an intense Metroidvania experience that genuinely requires you to think, explore incredibly obscure nooks and crannies and sometimes even stumble your way forward. Pen and paper for note taking and map drawing HIGHLY recommended and will increase your enjoyment of the game tenfold. While I recommend playing the first game before this if you care about plot twists in stories (the sequel instantly spoils the twists of the first game) I will also say that this is probably a BETTER starting point gameplay, mechanics and exploration-wise than the first game. So, if you don't really care about weird story reveals (and I'm sure the sequel has plenty of that ahead...) don't feel like missing out on the first game should hold you back from playing this.
My X1 gamepad doesn't work in Yakuza 0. It gets recognized and the game even shows the button prompts but it doesn't actually work. Has anybody encountered the same problem?
What I really meant and what I was trying to say is that it doesn't annoy me personally if people say "Valve no longer makes games I enjoy". I'm fine with people expressing their disappointment (though maybe like you said, they shouldn't be disappointed in the first place), but people saying "Valve makes no games" in every Valve related thread is just annoying because it's untrue. It has become a meme at this point. (Plus, the fact that I've played Dota 2 - a Valve game that doesn't *count* on Era - more than any other game in my life makes it even more annoying :D)
New nvidia drivers 398.82 optimized for MHW out! And WoW, i guess.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/world-of-warcraft-battle-for-azeroth-game-ready-driver/
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/world-of-warcraft-battle-for-azeroth-game-ready-driver/
I gotcha mate, it's ish you just gotta tune out and chortle at such comments.
Also sorry if my replies were rude in anyway :X
My X1 gamepad sometimes works, mash the buttons and it registers occasionally.
Ok. So what else do we think will be in Segas "Best of Japan on PC" on E3 2019? :)
I am filled with joy today. Got to play Yakuza 0 yesterday and today the inlaws left after a waaaaay too long visit to our home. Shame I will have to clean up after the dorks for the whole day, in this heat. At least the reward of more Yakuza when done is the best motivator.
So it's exactly as I predicted, Kiwami coming later this year, 6 the first half of 2019 and maybe for the end of 2019 Kiwami 2, following the port of 3, 4 and 5 when they are translated for the West.
THE FINAL BASTION AGAINST PC MUSTARDRACE PORTBEGGING WILL FALL
GAMING GODS RISE UP
I wish SEGA would re-release Phantasy Star Online: Blue Burst on PC, playable offline (like the Dreamcast version of the PSO).
THE FINAL BASTION AGAINST PC MUSTARDRACE PORTBEGGING WILL FALL
GAMING GODS RISE UP
Nah, we are good now, no more anime games.
Yakuza is more than enough, Persona can stay on consoles D:
If you mean Persona 2 ans IS, sure. :p
Otherwise, give me SMT3/4/5.
Tbh, I'd take Resonance of Fate over Persona 3/4/5 any day.
The Square Enix Merchandise store is so incompetent
I preordered two figurines November last year, they released march this year, but where only shipped to me this month.
Now, the shipping service DPD couldn't deliver the package because they couldn't find my address.
Guess what, Square Enix didn't told them my House Number (Even though it's written in my shipping address in the SE store).
Add to that they charge you fucking 30€ for shipping, no matter what you buy
I preordered two figurines November last year, they released march this year, but where only shipped to me this month.
Now, the shipping service DPD couldn't deliver the package because they couldn't find my address.
Guess what, Square Enix didn't told them my House Number (Even though it's written in my shipping address in the SE store).
Add to that they charge you fucking 30€ for shipping, no matter what you buy
If Atlus ever do make the switch, SMT5 being an Unreal Engine game should make it fairly easy to port.
But it's Atlus, so...
But it's Atlus, so...
This is releasing on PC too as it was mentioned in their kickstarter page
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1609568567/code-hardcore-the-coolest-2d-mecha-battle-game
Speaking of ports, this time not from SEGA, I wish the most recent entry from the Splatterhouse series (from 2010) would make it to PC/Steam.
While some reviewers gave it a mediocre score, which scared some people from buying it, the game was a blast to play, a rare 3D beat'em up I loved playing. In fact, I enjoyed it so much I completed the game 3 times in a row (for each of the difficulty levels), and was a rare title I 100%ed on the Xbox 360. Sadly, my 360 broke down, and I can't play it anymore.
It was a rare reboot done right: the game has a very fun B-movie ambience, the combat is a blast, full of easy to pull combos (and very gory; some moves have finishers like something out of Mortal Kombat), the voice acting is one of the most enjoyable I recall hearing in a game (with some awesome voice acting by Jim Cummings, the voice of Darkwing Duck, as the devious Mask), a soundtrack with both original and licensed metal tracks, that despite not being a genre I usually enjoy, it complemented the gameplay perfectly, and a whole bunch of homages to the previous entries in the series (including some 2.5D sequences that resembled scenes from the previous games).
On top of it all, it also included the arcade version of the original Splatterhouse, and the SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis games Splatterhouse 2 and Splatterhouse 3.
Another cool thing about a possible PC version, is that the game is full of scrapped assets, levels, and other content, because the game switched developers, and much of the old content was changed or scrapped altogether. Modders managed to access some of this content on the Xbox 360, on PC there would be a decent chance of mods that unlocked some of this content.
BANDAI NAMCO has been porting everything to PC, even older titles, but sadly, this one wasn't one of them.
In a time where even titles such as Bullet Witch get ported to PC, I wish someone would take a chance on it. I'm sure if it was priced decently, the game could sell a few copies. If nothing else, because of the inclusion of the original games.
Ghostlight_Ross , I know you mainly release JRPGs, but is there any chance you may consider taking a look at releasing this game?
While some reviewers gave it a mediocre score, which scared some people from buying it, the game was a blast to play, a rare 3D beat'em up I loved playing. In fact, I enjoyed it so much I completed the game 3 times in a row (for each of the difficulty levels), and was a rare title I 100%ed on the Xbox 360. Sadly, my 360 broke down, and I can't play it anymore.
It was a rare reboot done right: the game has a very fun B-movie ambience, the combat is a blast, full of easy to pull combos (and very gory; some moves have finishers like something out of Mortal Kombat), the voice acting is one of the most enjoyable I recall hearing in a game (with some awesome voice acting by Jim Cummings, the voice of Darkwing Duck, as the devious Mask), a soundtrack with both original and licensed metal tracks, that despite not being a genre I usually enjoy, it complemented the gameplay perfectly, and a whole bunch of homages to the previous entries in the series (including some 2.5D sequences that resembled scenes from the previous games).
On top of it all, it also included the arcade version of the original Splatterhouse, and the SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis games Splatterhouse 2 and Splatterhouse 3.
Another cool thing about a possible PC version, is that the game is full of scrapped assets, levels, and other content, because the game switched developers, and much of the old content was changed or scrapped altogether. Modders managed to access some of this content on the Xbox 360, on PC there would be a decent chance of mods that unlocked some of this content.
BANDAI NAMCO has been porting everything to PC, even older titles, but sadly, this one wasn't one of them.
In a time where even titles such as Bullet Witch get ported to PC, I wish someone would take a chance on it. I'm sure if it was priced decently, the game could sell a few copies. If nothing else, because of the inclusion of the original games.
Ghostlight_Ross , I know you mainly release JRPGs, but is there any chance you may consider taking a look at releasing this game?
Oh man, yes.
Bamco has various titles from the Wii and PS360 era I'd like to get a re release for preservation purposes even if at best they are mediocre.
Aside from Splatterhouse there is also Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom, which was some Ico/Legend of Zelda like game. There's also that Klonoa Collection I've been waiting 5 years for now.
While emulating PS3 games is possible now, I wouldn't mind a proper PC release.
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