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Oblivion is one of those games I played to dust. Skyrim, too, but that is another story. I still occasionally get the urge to install Oblivion and mess around with it. But the number of QOL and graphics mods mostly required to modernize it and make it somewhat enjoyable again become tedious...

It is here and currently on sale -60% due to their current winter sale ... for $3.99 (+VAT). [edit ... and my memory failed me. It was actually in 2017, not a couple years ago. My how time has flown.]

Back on topic ... A couple years ago, GoG gave away copies of a Witcher 3: Wild Hunt concert video. I think they wanted to get into the digital video distribution market, but I don't think that panned out well for them. Anyway, the video is nice ... especially if you like Witcher stuff...

I used to have the Conan soundtrack on cassette tape, and I miss it dearly. I think I wore that tape out by playing it so much.

I had never heard of this game before. I own Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance I and II (from GoG), and Baldur's Gate has historically been based around Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, whereas the Dark Alliance offshoot is more of an ARPG loosely based on the same (minus certain daily spell...

You're in luck. They're working on a new, more modern, one (trailer on Steam).

Seems kind of buggy. I had it crash to desktop a couple times in the little I played it.

... because ... that's not going to be abused. :ROFLMAO:

I had a pair of 20" (4:3) flat panel LCDs back in 2000. Their glory days are behind them, I think, because their recent offerings (say, in the last 10 years) have easily been eclipsed by other, less expensive but just as high quality (if not higher quality), brands.

That's a bit hyperbolic don't you think? Enabling some people to experience gaming who couldn't before, or to enhance their previously marginal experience, will somehow ruin all multiplayer games? Really? If I understand you correctly, you're saying that people who do not need the assistive...

Sensory cues in games, more often than not, are intended to be distractions ... except when they're required by (poor or inconsiderate) design for certain tasks. Visual or hearing impaired people don't have the option to use both sound and lights. For them, it's either substituting light for...

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Corporations should be careful about issuing ultimatums, because consumers may just take them up on it. And then the lawsuits from the shareholders begin. To be fair, they can do whatever they want with their product. We consumers just don't have to buy it. And if companies want to do things...

Fixed that for you, too.

Because Blizzard is remastering these games and they don't want competition despite allowing 3rd party sellers like GoG to make sales (and more importantly, provide royalties) of these older titles. Proof that greed knows no bounds. And further justification for why I will not give Blizzard...

My nearest MicroCenter is in either Minneapolis, Denver, or San Jose and the trip would involve multiple flights to get there. Yeah, I'm a little envious for those that have them. But it always seems to turn out that when I'm close enough to easily visit one, I don't really have a need to go.

Lost me at "Zynga." Ok ... truth told, I started fading away after "Star Wars", too. But "Zynga" was the clincher. Anything with "Zynga" or "Star Wars" is a money grab. Put them both together and it's a colossal money grab.

More fabs or just this one?

Competition, yes, but exclusive silos, no. If the consumer has a choice of game launchers, great. If the consumer is required to install multiple launchers to access their entire game library, boo.

Are the photos off color, or is Noctua going with a burgundy color instead of their beige?