Video Games 2024 I GAM SZN

By Laboured Go To PostWooden how long is SH2? I'm wondering if I can bust my way through it this weekend.

By Patriotism Go To PostCouple of hours tbh. Max 4

Xenoblade Chronicles X may be released for the Nintendo Switch in 2025, according to a leaker.

By Laboured Go To Postzeldo

https://youtu.be/ZxkqeCFyYyc

By Perfect Blue Go To Posthttps://www.reddit.com/r/GamingLeaksAndRumours/comments/1ff5rum/shin_megami_tensei_devil_summoner_raidou_kuzunoha/

LETS

FUCKING

GOOOOOO

By DY_nasty Go To Posthttps://gamerant.com/xenoblade-chronicles-x-switch-port-rumor/


send me your energy

By JesalR Go To PostMy biggest regret is that Nintendo hasn't released a proper new 3D Mario in 7 fucking years

By JesalR Go To PostMy biggest regret is that Nintendo hasn't released a proper new 3D Mario in 7 fucking years

By JesalR Go To PostI've been lied to too often Will, I can't keep trusting

One year to the day since Unity announced its runtime fee pricing model, the software developer is canceling that program effective immediately. “After extensive consultation with our games community and customers, we’ve decided to cancel the Runtime Fee,” said Unity CEO Matt Bromberg in the blog post announcing the news. Instead of the runtime fee, Unity will return to a per-seat subscription model.

This new pricing model returns Unity to a per-seat subscription model, but there’s a catch; starting on January 1st, 2025, pricing will go up for Unity Pro and Unity Enterprise tiers. You can check out the specifics here.

By HottestGrapes Go To PostMy biggest regret this gen is not playing more Nintendo games.

By WoodenLung Go To Post5 to 9 hours is pretty normal for a first time play.

For united supported probably 15 to 20



The cutscenes combined is like 90 min. So i guess if you are speed running and have all puzzles to dumbest setting, you can do it in 4 hours as a first timer.

By C4-621 Go To PostData my boy talk to me about LOLLIPOP CHAINSAW RePOP

Footy killed rvy I assume so I can't ask him

Edit: I dunno it looks so terrible man

By data Go To PostNever played it. Was always more Team Shadow of the Damned

By inky Go To Post

https://x.com/jasonschreier/status/1834347547952890144

Insane. They published some of my favourite games of the past decade. RIP indie publisher.

By Lego Go To PostI used to be but I got laid off

In an interview with GamesIndustry.biz, Suda and his fellow Japanese legend Shinji Mikami discussed the myriad reasons that titles like their own, with their distinct style and flavour, have been somewhat rare over the years – and Suda suggested it's because many companies are too focused on review scores.

"Everybody pays too much attention to and cares too much about Metacritic scores. It's gotten to the point where there's almost a set formula – if you want to get a high Metacritic score, this is how you make the game," he explained.

"If you've got a game that doesn't fit into that formula, that marketability scope, it loses points on Metacritic. The bigger companies might not want to deal with that kind of thing. That might not be the main reason, but that's certainly one reason why. Everyone cares too much about the numbers.

"Personally, I don't care too much about the Metacritic numbers. I'm not really conscious of them. What's important to us is putting the games out that we want to put out and having people playing the games we want them to be able to play."

Suda admitted he does occasionally check Metacritic scores, especially when his studio Grasshopper Manufacture has released a game.

"Sometimes a media outlet has given us zero. That makes me feel shitty - why go that far and give us zero?" he laughs. "But apart from that I try to avoid Metacritic."

Mikami, meanwhile, believes that there are plenty of less conventional titles out there, but they get less attention "because of all the big budget games that are out there and all the power that's put into the marketing for them."

Mikami, meanwhile, believes that there are plenty of less conventional titles out there, but they get less attention "because of all the big budget games that are out there and all the power that's put into the marketing for them."

"The kind of games that get the most marketing support are the ones that need to appeal to as broad an audience as possible," he said. "More unique games don't really have the same marketability."

By HottestGrapes Go To PostBack on ACVI and just finished the last three arena duels. Holy fuck I can’t control my mech for shit after having a few months off the game.

Also holy fuck this game looks great in 4K on a big screen. Why the fuck was I playing it on a steam deck?

By Laboured Go To PostThey've removed it now but this image was causing speculation that they might be making the PSVR2 wireless. Could just be a mock-up tho.