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Except they didn't have Valve this time around to polish their gameplay for them. Turtle Rock had a great idea with L4D, but Valve polished it to the classic that it is.

I don't see this type of tire being practical for racing conditions. They give way too easily. The ribbed structure would have to be reinforced considerably. Maybe a sidewall would be enough.

The international trailer is a lot better. I was quite deflated after watching the American one, but got my hopes back after watching this one. Whoever cut the American version needs to be slapped.

I feel the same way, but it's a good option to have for the majority of people who are still on a poor internet connection.

Crysis Remastered uses Crytek's ray tracing method through the shader pipeline. It is not using DXR, so older video cards can still enable "ray tracing."

They just kept getting better. GT4 was the best entry in the series and ultimately has the best campaign. It also carried over the 1080i support, do I preferred 720p for the lack of interlacing. GT6 is often forgotten, but it was really a return to form of the greatness of GT4, though the...

Getting the cut content properly restored would probably be worth it. I'm kind of dreading thinking about what they'll do to the combat since it's a remake.

I are excite.

It's basically just the recycled list they have been using for the past 5 or so releases thus far. I only counted 3 or 4 in the current list that haven't been in any Forza game before.

Isn't MLD the guy who throws everything at the wall hoping something sticks? Kind of like WCCFTech, only in Youtube format.

The AORUS MASTER is usually around $400-$500 in the U.S.

That is Ghost Protocol, and I didn't really like it all too much.

Pedro Pascal was definitely fantastic and pretty much the only thing that held that movie together. The character was as ridiculous as the rest of the story, but Pascal's acting chops truly made the best of the character. Ironically, his character is the only one in the entire movie with a...

I found it surprisingly good. It now ranks among the best in the MCU, in my opinion, up there with the original Iron Man and Winter Soldier.

I could never get into Infamous. Despite the character's powers it still felt like the same bland, generic open world formula and I got bored with it really quickly.

Shang-Chi was surprisingly good. I said I was kicking the MCU to the curb, but I couldn't help myself. Disney's cringe publicity leading up to release almost made me not see it. Glad to see Venom is still releasing this year, as I was looking forward to itt.

This is from the JPR report linked in the OP:

Mass Effect was worth buying again. Alan Wake isn't unless they fully ray trace the game.

The Mach-E is actually interesting, but it would be something I'd own in addition to a real Mustang.

Finally Intel's fabled 10nm CPU is coming out in high-powered desktop form. Can't wait.