In FFV and FFT you could equip stuff you learned from other jobs so maybe that's kind of how it works in this one?
But yeah I'm unsure why they say "only two." Two is actually one more than you could ever equip at once. Except FFXI I suppose.
Wii sports was truly atrocious and you're saying Switch Sports will be even worse? It does not bode well for Switch Sports indeed.
No what needs to happen is for everyone to stop buying other companies. Nothing good will come out of this.
There were but that was excessively rare. It might have been more common with shitty games looking to make a quick buck off a movie license but that's it.
I'm not saying you're completely wrong. It's a good thing to be able to patch games post launch to avoid those issues. However instead of using patches to fix post launch issues, devs nowadays use them as a means to release a broken mess ASAP and MAYBE just MAYBE fix these issues eventually. I popped Skyr...
Acquiring companies is good publicity for investors. It shows that you're "doing well." I don't know if it made sense or not beyond that.
Competition is a good thing for consumers. It's not like you have to buy a whole different system either. Sure I prefer Steam over Epic but that doesn't mean I'll pass on a game that interests me just because it's not on Steam.
I don't have any loyalty to any of those evil corps. It's on PC and that's enough for me.
Come on man. Just enjoy the system you bought and let others enjoy the system they bought.
He also said it's going to pretty much be in the same vein as TES/Fallout but with a different setting. If you liked those games I imagine you should like Starfield.
Or viral
I suppose it's a bigger deal for console players.
Quake 3 was basically the original Quake with slower gameplay so I don't know why you're implying it was so fast.
Or you know maybe scores are entirely subjective.
Yeah it's definitely annoying. I had that issue with the first Mass Effect on PC. DRM sometimes prevented the game from booting or I think it even kicked me out of the game while I was playing sometimes. There's something very wrong when a software's security prevents you from using the software you 100% legally purchased.
As a "victim" of corporate acquisitions : no it is not healthy. It is the absolute opposite of healthy. It's an abomination that shouldn't be allowed to continue. It's basically a slow-processed assimilation into the greater whole. Essentially all they're doing is acquiring IPs. The employees they get as a result is just an added bonus to them.
Yeah I think I'd rather play the PSP remakes. They looked a lot better than the new remakes.
They're horrendous. Also the remakes have new sprites. They're not the originals.
I mean the games are still 12-18$ each. They're remaking them from scratch with new features, graphics and a remastered soundtrack. It could have been a better deal sure but I wasn't expecting them to sell each game 5$ either.
Yeah no it's super easy to emulate I'm not sure where you got that from.
And I think they said it doesn't come with any of the extras they added to other ports. There may be exceptions (hopefully.)
I'd rather get it on Steam myself but I don't really get why one company should have my undying loyalty over another. I'll get it on EGS if I really want to play. I mean... once I've bought it it's not like I'll spend hours looking at it on the store page so I don't see how it's going to affect my experience with the game.