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I agree. People have way too much of a personal connection with Shepard in that people who played the trilogy all have their own version of that character. Anything that doesn't measure up to the players vision for the character will be met with criticism. Not only that, but given that...

To be honest, I think it would be perfectly fine not do Shepard's story in the TV show and feature another protagonist and another story set in that universe.

I'm not sure why everyone brings up the First Contact Wars like that's the given that everything should focus on. It's come up for prequel ideas and other games, and I just don't get that.

I don't either. I think the only way this could work is if it's a new story set in the Mass Effect universe. That said, after Rings of Power and given the state of Hollywood entertainment in general, I don't have faith in them.

That's one thing that the Secret Labs desk can do that the Lian-Li cannot.

There are Amazon sellers already above $800 on these things. This may end up being my next CPU, but not at those prices.

Seems like nice improvements all around.

We'll see whether or not this actually gets off the ground. Rian Johnson was supposed to have a trilogy and there were supposed to be some new movies centered around Rey Palpatine. Ultimately none of that is likely to happen.

Disappointed in the lack of 2560x1440 and 3840x2160 numbers. I've done a lot of this type of testing over the years and 1080P just doesn't tell the whole story. Conventional wisdom says that when your GPU bound the CPU doesn't really matter, but I found that wasn't always the case. Often you'd...

Please don't. The people that worked on Dragon Age The Veilguard should be kept away from other franchises at all costs.

It will most likely be awhile before anything comes of this. They may be hoping for a Cyberpunk 2077 turn around on this one but I just don't see that as being remotely feasible.

Unfortunately a lot of Intel's decisions haven't paid off and throwing money at that market segment just really isn't in the cards for them right now.

She'll probably feature "budget cuts" in the boob department for "modern audiences."

I forgot about that. He came from Bungie if I recall correctly. He resigned in the wake of the game's abysmal reception.

Yeah, its the same one. He's not the most critical of reviewers. I'll put it that way. For example, his review of Starfield was one of the more positive ones out there. However, his review of Shattered Space was overwhelmingly negative. I think he's a positive guy by nature and simply more...

I agree with you there. The problem is that I doubt there are many business men on that level that are gamers as well. Obviously, in the course of due diligence they should have grabbed a few real gamers to be a litmus test of sorts for whether or not Probably Monsters and Firewalk really had...

Finally Sony has opted to make a good business decision here. Firewalk wasn't working on anything else besides Concord. But to put it in perspective, I did some napkin math on the subject. ET The Extra Terrestrial was previously regarded as the biggest flop in video game history. This is...

I think I saw the same review. That guy probably only got a review code because his impressions and comments from the 6 hour preview experience was generally positive. Anyone that was negative or offered criticisms of that demo weren't given review codes. He's often been accused of being a...

No, it isn't. Anyone who has eyes and watched any of the gameplay footage can see that this is far from a return to form for BioWare. Not only that, but very few reviewers got review codes to have day one reviews available for this game. Meaning, the people who did get them were cherry picked...

I'm not sure that this is even possible. I think there are probably scenarios where simply adding cache doesn't help. Well, AMD had an integrated memory controller since the Athlon 64 days. However, Intel's Core 2 Duo/Core 2 Quad were the last CPU's to have an off-die memory controller. Though...