Arf! I’m Tony Bark. Artist and writer by day. Programmer by night. Gamer all the way.
Most of the reoccurring outlets I cite have an RSS feed that I subscribe to. Research is sourced from Science Daily.
To be honest, I haven’t played the PC version of GTA V in hot a minute. That being said, ProtonDB’s reviews seems to be pretty mixed.
Covers both.
Generally speaking, yes. My home server is just a Pi.
Yikes. That is a shame.
Ugh. Sports games are the worst when it comes to that.
Article seems to think so, but I’m only hearing about it now myself.
And Roblox goes bankrupt.
I wish that option was the default in Firefox.
Can’t have their pretty little cars show a single dent.
Yeah, no kidding. Quite impressed.
It’s like TF2 but with tanks.
Wait, wha!?
The Sims 3: K-Pop Stuff Pack.
Wowie wow wow.
I mean, yeah. Just don’t tend not to lump the older ones in it because of how awful the practice has become since the phrase was formalized.
While graphics generally aren’t important, they do become a glaring problem when the engine is poorly written. Pokémon Sword and Shield shed light on this problem because it was designed as an 3D open world game, meaning attention to detail was paramount. It needed to feel lived in, much like Breath of the Wild. Unfortunately, we got a barren and flat landscape that feels like it was ripped straight out of the DS.
Seems more like Sims 3-style, but if you cranked up the graphics up to 11.
My RSS reader gave me one title and the article gave another. I didn’t know which one wasn’t clickbait.
That was me with SimCity 4. xD