The current neo-liberal democratic leadership and members do know how to act together. They coordinate very effectively to pretend to give a shit by making sure that they have just enough “opposition” and cover to make terrible decisions to not fight back.
The current Democratic leadership couldn’t lead themselves out of a wet paper bag much less having the spine to do something as bold as that.
So I already own this whole series and I cannot say I’m a fan of it.
The puzzles are all to often moon logic, which okay I can deal with it in today market but the story and the main protagonist just absolutely ruined the game for me, especially with the subsequent sequels.
No. The publishers and developers have already paid for the right to use the music.
This is would be akin to having your local record store also pay a licensing fee to sell a CD or a movie store pay a license fee for selling a movie that has music in it.
It’s a bullshit frivolous lawsuit.
… some of his key economic accomplishments.
Name one there asshat journalist.
Also, keep in mind that a fat ego wounded animal and his psycho pack will be lashing out with this kind of news and respond with stuff like passing the SAVE act to save their own skins.
I mean US corporations are never one to squander an opportunity to gouge the customer.
Remember the washing machine tariffs that Trump first administration put out? Not only did it raise prices “foreign” washing machines AND dryers, the US companies didn’t bother to update their machines to compete with features or reliability, they ended up cutting factory jobs and RAISING their prices for US made washing machines and dryers to match the tariffed completion.
While your statement is true, PRS is UK.
To me it looks like, “It’s cheaper to sue this company rather than the individual companies even though we know we don’t really have a leg to stand on”.
It was decent enough game when it came out. I mean I had fun with it and I’m looking forward to the remake just for nostalgia’s sake.
Fifty dollar less than Nvidia with objectively worse features, it’s clearly a winning strategy.
What happens when you have a DoD run by a DUI hire.
So they’re replacing a sycophant with another sycophant nepobaby.
Because that was the beginning of the adventure game era where there was no concept of game design and ensuring that the games made logical sense, hence the birth of “moon logic”, thanks Roberta. These games were also made to be obtuse because games were very expensive back then and making obscure logic was an incentive to make things more “worth” it, often intending to make the game last months of play time to solve their “logic” puzzles and you had to be in tune with the game designer to get them.
Not to mention that due to intention or lack of game design, these games were notorious for allowing you to put yourself into a unwinnable state with no way to correct it, things like Space Quest with the alien kiss of death that won’t trigger until the very end of the game or that Kings Quest game where you had one shot to throw a boot at a cat or you’d be dead man walking.
Not being able to finish these games wasn’t even unusual back then without the help of friends or BBS. Heck I had games adventure games I bought from that era that I never finished until the got re-released on Steam.
Isn’t it hard to fight on your knees?
I guess we’ll see how that goes come September timeframe.
A PC where I can’t install what I want? WTF is the point of that bullshit.
Thanks but I’ll stick to my steam deck for my portable Linux computing needs where I can do what the hell I want.
I’m right there with you. I’m past the point of wanting to own a console for the exclusives, if they never get released and there’s no emulator available, I’m absolutely okay with never playing them.
Yup. And now due to GaaS only on the company owned server, this game will never be preserved and playable for those few that would like to play it.
Don’t forget there’s also the across the board tariffs that are still in place.
Yup. We don’t pay nearly a high enough premium and volume for these guys.
We’re back into the 80’s PC days.