The particular test in the thumbnail really pisses me off because the question is ambiguous. Like , what is a line in this context? If it is the segment between the arrow marks then yes, they are equal, but if you take into account said arrow marks the ones pointing outward are wider in total.

That’s Max Paine for me :)

Hope it eventually releases on PC, I played all Housemarque games and all of them have been incredible.

I consider that whatever I get when I finally get a game for €15-20 is OK. No need to worry about “special” editions or expensive launch day prices.

Being Nintendo the fact that it is basically the same is the actual surprise.

I’ll take good art direction over realistic graphics any day of the week. I just replayed Bioshock infinite and for all I care it looks far better than your average AAA of choice.

Isn’t that exactly what religions do?

Someone should be suing them… oh, snap!

Dishonored, love the art style and art direction in that game.

Maybe add a proper ending while at it. I really enjoyed the game but I would have liked it more with deeper characters interaction and lesser abrupt ending.

I mostly use the Deck for indie games and emulation so a CPU/GPU upgrade isn’t something of interest for me. A larger, 16:9 screen or better ergonomics on the other hand…

It’s something I’m glad it is not longer being used anymore and run+jump or long press jump or double jump are used instead. It was a pain to pull the move on a keyboard, at least for me.

I’m assuming that whatever the law in each country consider legitimate.

Strictly speaking about single player games, as in no rogue likes and such, Max Payne 2 is probably the game I played most times over the years.

Not saying it’s going to be bad but what’s the point of this movie, or any other new Alien movie for much as I love the franchise. We know the drill, an alien killing a crew one by one until the last one kills the alien, why going over this all over again?

This could easily be an album cover from the 80s indeed.

Those flat CRT TVs were the end game back in the day.

Jesus, only 4 games in that otherwise short short list ring a bell for me.

The reason is simply getting rid of competition.

Even if the whole industry were to collapse tomorrow, we already have games enough for a lifetime of 24/7 gaming.