That’s a lot of porn in a single SSD.

If it doesn’t have PVP, micro transactions or Denuvo I’m interested.

It will be tied to Microsoft and Gamepass heavily. Neither of those things interest me.

If you didn’t deleted it like 5 years ago chances are that you won’t be deleting it now or in the future.

Don’t forget to put on your safety glasses guys!

Gotta be feeding the meat grinder for the years to come.

To the surprise of no one. Sony has tasted the PC money and there is not coming back from it.

Yes, I understand the theory but at the end of the day I watch reviews so I don’t have to interpolate data or make guessing. If I see something like this I can clearly see that, given the same GPU I can expect that my 5900x should be around 6% slower than the 9800X 3D at 4k on average and here I can see that it is around 15% slower at 1440p which is useful for when using DLSS. This makes clear for me that an upgrade is not worth it. Those are the kind of details I want to view on reviews.

I don’t understand this line of thinking. I mean from the point of view of a reviewer and maybe some enthusiasts it make sense but for the average Joe like me with a 5900x that only play games at 4k and who is planning to upgrade to a 5800/5900 GPU when they release, all we want to know is: Will this new CPU improve my FPS? And if so by how much.

That’s some good news for a change.

Another day, another corpo bullshit.

So true!

I always loved the look of the Super Nintendo, for some reason it looked like a piece of decoration straight out of a Super Mario game.

Coffee will continue until morale improves.

And half of those players are probably the devs.

I played the demo back then and it was pretty barebones which hurt because you can’t see the love poured into the game. I’ll be checking it again in the future and see how it is now.

Next time the controller will play the game for us so we can do other stuff instead.

I think this summarizes pretty well the current state of video games.

Yep, the more companies you own, the more revenue you will have, even if your products are mediocre at best.

I think the term dev is a little misused here. Shithead management might be more appropriate.