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The Riva TNT2 Utra's were knocking 3DFX around before the GeForce became a thing.

That likely cost a fortune but they were sure Concord had "Star Wars level potential" when they invested in that crap.

Well there is a lot more that's come into play than DEI. The short version is that the games industry has effectively ended up mirroring Hollywood in a number of ways. Sure, the DEI crap is one of the biggest issues that's plaguing them but before that they had what I call MCU syndrome. After...

Agreed. I think they believe a pirated install is a lost sale and I don't think that's often the case. If you are interested in the game and can't afford it, you pirate it so you can play it. If you aren't interested in the game you aren't going to install it either way. Take Concord for...

Tencent can't do any worse with the Ubisoft IPs than Ubisoft has been doing for the last half-decade or so.

It just shows you how out of Touch ReTodd and his gang are. Interviews with him showcase this point and how little Bethesda understands their audience. Case in point, they added a vehicle to shorten travel times to POI's but the game still wasn't designed for it and the physics of it are worse...

1.3 was an improvement over the original release version but still felt very much like an alpha version of the game. It still had many unfinished systems, items, etc. 1.5+ felt like the game was at least in beta and 2.0/Phantom Liberty actually was closer to what we should have had when the game...

I got it for my Birthday and I've only played it with friends. I don't really enjoy it enough on its own, but with people I regularly play games with its an enjoyable experience.

I just tried it for the first time yesterday and I completely agree. I'm not sure why NVIDIA didn't just update their driver control panel and call it good, but its dated as hell and the app is much better than GeForce Experience. Unfortunately, it's kind of clunky and the overlay can cause...

It is my understanding that developing games for the XBOX platform is rather difficult. If that's the case, it probably comes down to the tools that Microsoft gives developers to create titles for their platform that suck. The platform may also have certain limitations compared to the PS4/5, I...

They can overlap but usually don't. Single player games are story driven games like the Mass Effect series or Jedi Fallen Order / Survivor games where there is no multiplayer component. (Mass Effect 3's MP not withstanding.) Online PVE would be Destiny 2's non-PvP modes or something like...

That's what happens when your new playable character and focus of your new content is another unlikeable girl boss character that's better than her male counterpart / predecessor in every way. She's also not a character that anyone's really heard of. I hadn't heard of her until I saw the trailer...

It have been better if it had been a reskin of Assassin's Creed and say Ghost Recon Wildlands. Star Wars Outlaws literally takes elements from all Ubisoft's most popular games and executes them with that Wish.com and Temu type quality those sites are known for.

It really was. The thing is, Cyberpunk 2077 was a fun game at its core with a lot of the basic systems in the game being solid enough to be enjoyable. However, the game was unfinished. Basic physics were incomplete. None of the promised reputation systems were in the game and still aren't. There...

They need to make the characters in Constellation be more than just blocks of wood cut from the same tree. They need to add new weapons, new armors, suits, clothing, locations and ships. You know, things the latest expansion didn't do.

Not terrible surprising. I mean, we experienced this with the transition to LGA 1700. Sure, waterblocks and higher end coolers would get the job done they weren't ideal. Coolers properly designed for LGA 1700 definitely make a difference.

AAA games routinely cost in excess of 100m now. When it takes five years and a development team in the hundreds, this isn't really that hard to figure out. The salaries of that many people over a long period of time adds up to pretty big numbers. Then you have to include the hardware used for...

It had to cost at least 100m. I can't imagine a Ubisoft game in this day and age being done for less than that.

That's no where near enough money for that game to break even, much less turn a profit.