kinda unrelated but I'd love it if valve sold physical copies of their games to use with the successor to the steam deck
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That's not my favorite AAA company, it's my favorite AAAA company!
Also, the bit on the right is from a rather shitty looking, "anti woke" site.
Favorite ? No, Not really The real question is, who's going to buy them
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Ubisoft always reminds me of an old pun my Latin teacher taught us: Semper ubi sub ubi. Always where under where.
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A shame; the way they make their open worlds with lots of little things to collect and do are oddly pleasant to play for that. Definitely something only I really enjoy, I realize, of course.
I mean that’s a whole genre. The same could be said for Stardew Valley and that has a huge fan base.
More games should have the “lots of little things to collect and do” mechanic.
Agreed. One reason I loved Majora's Mask was that the game was dense. Every square inch of the game was used for something and in a lot of different ways. I also appreciated a checklist for my collectables so I could pinpoint what I was missing, but that's rather off topic. I lean way away from open world games now both for excessive time commitment and most of it is just empty space.
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they got some good games, but the uplay shenanigans was really a deal breaker for me.
i wish gog will pick some retro up in a few years so i can get back to playing some.
This true, because no one is buying their steam games on a USB
FFS just get Olden Era released and then go die in a corner somewhere, Ubisoft.
I hope someone good gets the Might and Magic license. Ubisoft just used it as a logo.
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