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Summary of the video: https://www.eurogamer.net/digitalfoundry-2024-ps5-pro-deep-dive Also another recent video: And related interview: https://www.eurogamer.net/digitalfoundry-2024-sony-ps5-pro-tech-interview-with-mark-cerny-and-mike-fitzgerald

If we're talking about Cortana, sign me up for some o'dat AI snatch! Shodan is a f*cking b1tch. And so is Alexa, if South Park is to be believed.

Always wished we got to use Ciri more often in the 3rd game, as her gameplay had some potential, so I'm glad she's the focus of the next game. I was wondering if they might take that route with their next game, and indeed it seems they have. We'll see where they go from here.

From Crash Bandicoot 2 to Uncharted 3 Naughty Dog had me hooked. But ever since TLoU, I haven't had any interest in the company at all. They lost me after that. It's a far cry from the company that Jason Rubin and Andy Gavin co-founded, and led for years. I don't give a sh1t about that company's...

Yeah this one looks like it could be pretty sick, look forward to checking it out when it drops. Certainly wasn't expecting a new NG game. Series hadn't been doing too well the last couple times or so it had a game. Nothing will top the original trilogy on NES, or the original arcade game...

The last Turok game I really put time into was the N64 game, and the Nightdive remaster of the PC version of that same game. I barely touched any of the sequels on N64 (though I do own the Nightdive remaster of the 2nd game). My only experience playing the 2007 game that ran on UE3 was when I...

Really is interesting what happened with Hideki Kamiya. He and Clover Studios did some great work at Capcom. Then Capcom tossed them out on the street, and Kamiya and Capcom parted ways on bad terms. He co-founded his own studio PlatinumGames (where a bunch of Clover Studios staff went), did...

https://www.eurogamer.net/digitalfoundry-2024-indiana-jones-and-the-great-circles-full-ray-tracing-upgrade-is-spectacular Related video: (Haven't read or watched yet)

https://www.eurogamer.net/digitalfoundry-2024-indiana-jones-and-the-great-circles-full-ray-tracing-upgrade-is-spectacular Related video: (Haven't read or watched yet)

RAM for home entertainment systems? For those who buy stuff like this: https://www.thefpsreview.com/2024/12/10/taiko-audios-e28000-music-server-with-dual-intel-xeon-cpus-240w-passive-cooling-and-24-tb-of-pcie-storage-remains-popular-with-audiophiles-years-after-its-release/

See unlike EGS, at least the free games you claim on GOG are actually yours.

Same. I always grab the free games, but I hate using the EGS launcher, and I've barely touched maybe a small handful of the games I have in that library. Some of those games I have on EGS I actually still played on Steam after getting them on EGS, using friend's copies via Steam library share...

Currently $10: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1203630/Record_of_Lodoss_WarDeedlit_in_Wonder_Labyrinth/ Haven't played it yet myself, but it's been on my wishlist for a few years.

This 100%.

I'm gonna assume Amy Hennig had nothing to do with these remasters, and didn't sign off on anything. One of my friends is already complaining about negative (for him at least) changes made to the game.

I said first big game. I mentioned Youngblood near the end of my post. I don't count that one as a main game in the MachineGames Wolfenstein series, but a spin-off more like The Old Blood and Cyberpilot. Their last major game before this new Indy game, at least as far I am concerned, was TNC.

https://www.eurogamer.net/digitalfoundry-2024-indiana-jones-and-the-great-circle-tech-review So I had no idea MachineGames was the developer on this project. I've liked all their work so far except Wolfenstein: The New Colossus. Oh, well I guess I haven't played their 10-level campaign for...

Viewsonic CRTs were siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiick! Yeah, back in the CRT days. Same. Yeah, those days were the CRT era, and good gawd did they make some awesome CRTs. Also I remember the Viewsonic VX922 as the first LCD panel I didn't absolutely hate (this was back during the TN-only days)...

Just as long as they don't touch Sedona (aka "nVidia Control Panel"), and keep it around, then they can do whatever the f*ck they want with their other garbage.

How heartwarming it is to see that Optimus hasn't changed much since the late 2000s! Woooooow. Like I said, bringing me back to those old days of QA testing nVidia's sh1t. And that makes sense, and is part of the versatility of having a dGPU and an iGPU. My friend has a Surface laptop. nVidia...