It also gives a “free” music service, and while it’s not excellent by any means, that keeps me from spending MORE money on another music service.
I just like that I can log in on my AppleTV and it works immediately with no ads or bullshit.
It also gives a “free” music service, and while it’s not excellent by any means, that keeps me from spending MORE money on another music service.
I just like that I can log in on my AppleTV and it works immediately with no ads or bullshit.
A few years ago I think I’d agree, but I feel like at this point it’s a super lazy naming scheme, to be honest.
Don’t have a good name? Just slap “-fall” on the end of some noun.
Another entry in the long running “-fall” series of games.
(For real, it’s weird how so many game have “fall” in their name if you start paying attention to it. Everything be fallin’.)
One of the presenters said:
“It’s clear AI is the new electricity.”
Hard pass.
Do you recall the platform(s)?
We already have Dragon Quest Builders.
Animal Well is also my game of the year.
No other game was more interesting and exciting when you found something new. Or solved a puzzle.
While on the surface it’s a simple Metroid style game, once you start noticing things it becomes so intriguing. I have a document on my iPad full of handwritten notes and maps. It felt so novel to return to a feeling of the late 80s where paper maps and notes were king.
While there were a lot of great games last year, I put so much more brainpower into Animal Well, and it felt so good to do so.
Tears of the Kingdom and Xenoblade Chronicles 3 at 60fps. That’s all I ask.
I mean…I wouldn’t hate it.
Give me a flat phone instead that doesn’t wobble when you set it down. No, I don’t care about cases.
Bring back that iPhone 4 is what I’m sayin’.
(Calm down nerds. I’m not being that serious. You don’t have to hyper analyze this.)
It’ll be perfect on that!
You’re welcome!
When you die in this game there’s no real penalty other than going back to the last checkpoint. So even if you leveled up or something you keep that, you just might go back a few screens. It’s great!
I don’t use steam too much, but I did get Minishoot Adventures, and it’s excellent.
It’s like if Zelda was a bullet hell. The base difficulty isn’t too hard, but it’s challenging enough. And you get to explore and do dungeons. It’s really fun.
Don’t tell Nintendo I played Star Fox today at 120fps.
What in the world? Is that European thing?
I read it yesterday from a link a friend shared - if it is the right document, that is. It seems like it is.
And it’s what you expect: insurance screwed over his mom, and then him, so that plus a lot of stuff he was reading radicalized him to do what he did.
I still am happy with my M1 Pro.
And, honestly, for a while I was using it with a monitor, and that dual screen setup wasn’t too terrible. However there are just enough issues with Stage Manager to make it annoying to use for long stretches at a time.
That is to say: I agree they have too much power that isn’t being used well.
Animal Well.
I definitely care about the opinions of CEOs because it directly lets me know which companies to support or not.
If a CEO is a trash, then I don’t want to give them my money. Simple capitalism, that.