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What makes it unique?
What makes it unique?
It’s awesome how well d4 runs on the deck. I love it, if you’re into the game it’s well worth jumping through the hoops.
I use it every day, so much so that my main gaming PC barely gets used. I’m a dad now and it has made gaming not just possible but easy to do.
What a oddly phrased question. The poster is clearly looking for podcasts, but upon first glance I thought they were asking for music mixes or sets.
Anyway, my analog journal is the best.
“what makes a man go neutral?”
Septerra Core. I used to go to a friend’s house and we would take turns playing. It’s been… a long time, but I remember loving it.
At least Nintendo came out and said “we messed up already and need to try again” instead of “here’s a shit game, gimme AAA price for it because title.”
Sushi party is a lot of fun. Easy to set up, learn and reconfigure.
Not the same games but exact same vibe. Need to be able to turn it off literally minutes after I start. Can’t wait to game with the kids. I want them to be older already but also not yet.
So good and such a great game for the deck.
Couldn’t agree more about the exploration. It is about discovery. Discovery and pure frustration at enemies. Great game that I never finished but still think about.
I reluctantly give you an upvote. RELUCTANTLY.
It’s very funny that I think everyone familiar with Bethesda games saw those NPC interactions and was like “oh yeah that’s a Bethesda rpg.”
Still, I’m cautiously optimistic. Wait for full release and reviews before purchasing, etc.
Not “many people.” Americans. Americans find it hard to read. I’m not 100% sure but I’m fairly certain everyone else in the world agrees that either day/month/year or year/month/day is the best way to clearly indicate a date. You know, because big to small. America believes month/day/year for some stupid fucking reason.