It seems like a lot of devs are worried that this is going to be too much effort to put into their games that they're working on to have a end of life goal? Either that or they simply don't understand that all current live service / online only games wouldn't be affected by this just new ones.

This shit sucks we didn't loose our insurance but our Job now has a "you have to request a pay raise" rule implementation, meaning unless you are the next coming of Christ, you aren't getting shit. Stuff sucks hard right now.

Jesus that looks so rough. Windows is just the worst

Ar leat for me it's not survival slop games, it's GTA online, marvel rivals, and phasmophobia

He's the best boy and his look a like also says he's a good boy lol

I will recommend two Anime movies that are just great: something a bit more wholesome and grounded in real life: A Silent Voice

A massively underrated movie that's a bit fantastic is: Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise, first big thing studio Ginax worked on

Probably fallout 3, I think back in the day I played through that game like 30 times. It got to the point where a lot of early game areas I knew what items where in the baskets that sat on shelves.

Great video! As someone who usually cares about story and games as art, I too am surprised how Astrobot just kinda stole the best game of the year for me. It's just such pure joy

Not saying genres aren't a useful tool, the definitely are, but it's definitely not as rigid as alot of people think it is

This is why it's funny to me when people get precise with what genre a game is, nothing is ever gonna fit the mold. Look at immersive sims as a genre when people ask what makes an immersive sim most people say something along the lines of, it has a lot of options and "you'll know it when you see it"