I have a long list of games I need to play. I tend to get them a few years after release so bugs and updates finish up. It's usually at a good price as well.
I already had that wishlisted.
Ho, brah, pidgin be what kine I write.
Ugh. That's why I wait two years in the first place.
That would be fun.
I will fly Thomas the Tank Engine to the Moon!!!
I agree
I guess we have to wait a while before the children of hurin ever gets made.
I recognize you were trying to write Sheit, but the spell correcter made it better.
When I first got Gran Turismo 6 for my PS3, I had to wait a week for all the updates.
It looks nice. I made sure to wishlist it.
Oh nice. I will look it up.
I'm sure there will be a 300GB update day one...
Language is inner city
Socialized medicine
My wife's career is saved!
Even though Idiocracy said it was like that.
Someone else pointed out companies don't like competing against themselves. Mods are even worse. I loved Half Life, but my online game of choice was The Specialists. A lot of this push for graphics and Indie stuff has ended the ability to get mods like that. We don't have an updated Specialists today and I'm sad.
That's a good point. Nintendo both uses Mario and competes against Mario with every game. Most companies don't want to do that.
Steam had that back in the day. Tons of mods used it. Most modern games do not have that though.
The Seattle Reddit comments was all about how they had happy lines during the day.
I traveled a lot as a kid. My parents are middle class type doctors and scientists. We moved too often to actually be middle class, so no one believes me when I talk about where I grew up. This is how I know where everything is in random places, I lived there. I count Hawaii and the PNW as home but lived in every western state, Scotland, northern England, and Germany.
The highschool I graduated from had the only gifted program in the area. It was also the biggest ghetto school. It was 50% black, 30% Mexican, and the white kids were often pressured to be gay or something to be different like everyone else. Imagine Hogwarts in the ghetto and you're at a good start. Since I was in the gifted program they just expected I was gay and Jewish. This proved especially true if I did a play or acted.
At the same time I was working at TV stations and got my first college degree. I also did internships at a space agency and helped study how the atmosphere bounces solar radiation and other objects on earth and Mars. Imagine Napoleon Dynamite had a really interesting life and you have me.
I've since gotten into history and anthropology, which got me to study videogames culture and History. This led to me working at conventions with arcades. The first group I met was arcade collectors and they invited me to shows. Eventually I wanted to make something that combined all of my talents. I imagined a place that used tech to tell stories that you participated in.
With Covid and the PNW dying I decided to move to Florida and get a degree in themed design. I also got married and became a foster parent.
Do I need to do a AMA?
But north of that. I saw a lot of this in San Francisco in the 80's.
I was actually pressured to be gay or at least overly sexual. It was awkward admitting I liked girls but not as much as I pretended.
I think there's a gameplay trailer as well.