It’s probably sticky too
It’s probably sticky too
If they remaster it there’s a chance they’ll release it on PC and then I won’t have to buy an entire PlayStation just for one game.
My mistake. It seems like every time I check if a beloved game from that era is on PC it’s always “no”.
Time Splitters, Dark Cloud, ICO, Twisted Metal Black, Shinobi, FFX…
So many games I would gladly pay them for (again) on PC.
I was hoping to see something about multiplayer connection. When it works it’s great, but half the time I’ll get “failed to connect”, or the game will just crash when I get summoned / my summoned co-op player is spawned in. Is it just me? Playing on Steam
I had look up what a Publix is. Never heard of a grocery stord providing refreshments to shoppers. Is the pop free?
A little bit of The Binding of Isaac, and Gran Turismo 5.
A lot of Elden Ring (I’m late to the party).
Your decision to italicize that gave me chills
Lambert: “Hurry up Keira, or we’ll never get to town before the Nightwraiths come out!”
Keira: “Well maybe if we took the actual ROAD and not walked through this field I wouldn’t have stepped in a massive cow pie!”
Lambert: “Uh, Keira? That’s way too big to be made by a cow…”
roar of a nearby Chort
Keira and Lambert look at each other
in unison, “RUUUUUN!”
Ah, that makes my decision easier. Thanks for the info!
What the deal with EA Play? I see their subscription prices and I’m not doing that. Then below that I see the game for $3.99 CAD. Can I just get the game that way and not deal with any extra EA stuff?
Thanks for pointing this out
Mine is pretty useless. I have 4 hours of playtime on CSGO from 10 years ago and it thinks I want more FPS.
Manually checking out the similar games section of the ones I do play has been a lot better personally.
Edit: not to say discovery queue isn’t good, just that the similar section is another good option
I would actually say Witcher 3 is good for that. There’s like 100 smaller quests you can do in 5-10 minutes each. Some of the main storyline quests (which are marked as such) might take 20 or 30 minutes when you’re ready for them. It also has imo one of the best quest tracking systems I’ve seen, as well as best inventory system (sorting, yay) so you don’t have to remember everything after time away from playing.
Dark Souls games can also be played that way - from one bonfire (checkpoint) to the next is usually around 5 to 10 minutes depending on how you play.
Chrono Trigger and Grandia 2 come to mind.
Also, use two factor, a password manager, and keep your recovery codes somewhere safe. The usual security person mantr
Well, I found the recent activity and none of these were me. At least they all appear to say Unsuccessful sign-in.
Part of my concern is the email has part of an uncommon spelling of name + some numbers. And that it started all of a sudden, every day. The email is several years old and only now it’s begun happening every day.
A squirrel died inside a wall of my apartment and we had to live with the the smell for over a month until I presume it decayed/dried out enough for the smell to go away. Do not recommend.
If you’re going to steal cars, you should at least learn how to drive