TLOU2 is giving me an impression if being a torture/violence porn piece that just happens to have a story attached to it
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Good to hear. I hope they can push the envelope while telling an interesting story. First game was full of dark themes too.
Whole series kinda struck me as that a bit. The first game really focused on its brutality to.
It boils down to not having many features that steam has, paying companies to make their games exclussives to their store (which imo is a 1rst world problem), and to a lesser extent, that egs wouldnt allow certain games to be on their store (something like B or C, plus anything Adult oriented).
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When was that trigglet strong?
He left because he was constantly clowned for being a crybaby hating on everything without reason.
At least Dark Saul has the fortitude to want the role as the hater clown and the flack it comes from it.
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He still does it. Mood blew him up in a smash set and left the discord server to avoid the inevitable clowning he would receive. The man is a coward.
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That surely happened for some of those reasons.
They either had the release date already stablished but the providers for the storefront werent able to deliver everything in time, or they rushed the opening for the storefront so they settled for not having most of the functionality on day 1.
Either way, frontend (the store) and backend (everything you dont see, like the bot) are 2 different enviroments, and 99% of the time are developed by different teams.
So, it could happen that most of the functionalities on the backend had been finished while the frontend was still in progress.
Also, it is very likely that Epic didn’t make the store by themselves, since nowdays is a very divorced aspct of programing when compared to stuff like making games and engines.
The programing languages dont really overlap much outside some stuff for networking.
To be fair, Mood also rage quit on me when Injsutice 2 came out. Dude couldn’t handle the Deadshot zoning.
Two peas in a pod, I guess
Well, it is not really surprising for CE to be that popular when you consider it added all the $200+ dlc in an update for just $25 
Even people i know who bought the game on release and dropped it because they didnt like it much decided to buy that shit so they could have everything 
Mood can’t seem to comprehend NRS games. He tried MK11 for the first time a few days ago and was utterly lost on how movement and moves worked.
That Fast and Furious game looks so awful. Everything about it feels forced. Literally nobody was asking for this. It really just seems like a completley linear, shameless Twisted Metal rip off with boring set pieces and terrible combat. Don’t even get me started on that voice acting.
At least the movies can be enjoyed as a guilty pleasure. This game is just treading mobile territory. Baffling stuff.
Lol smash.
FOH with running sets on that bullshit.
Really makes you question wtf was Vin Diesel so excited for when the game was revealed at TGA
But most likely it was just a paid promotion
The F&F Tokyo drift arcade game was dope as fuck. It was a checkpoint style racer but played like crazy taxi. It was super fun.
I also unironically love the f&f franchise.
But yeah. The new game is unnecessary and looks like ass.
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I only clicked on the trailer because i thought naively that it could be the next Split Second…
Is a shame, because if an ip lends itself for that type of racing game is TFnTF
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I’m so excited for the Dai games coming to console and mobile. Shame I’ll never get to play the arcade game. 
Isometric Dragon Quest is not something I’d expect to see
Rumor going around that Capcom has some Resident Evil announcement to make on the 10th.
Maybe RE4 for next gen?
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