Yeah best thing for your eyes is to regularly look out into the distance in between whatever you’re doing.
An almost 30 Software Dev that enjoys gaming, woodworking, electronics and plenty of other hobbies. Too many hobbies.
Yeah best thing for your eyes is to regularly look out into the distance in between whatever you’re doing.
Good point
I think if the TOS changes on a game you have paid for you should have the right to a refund if you don’t agree with the new one
Even really old games have T&Cs though, they’re usually just in the installers. They’ve existed for games since at least windows 95
Nintendo are an anomaly though, they’re not struggling financially and when they do the higher ups take a cut so everything else stays business as normal for the most part and they just keep trucking along comfortably
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The waiting around for others conversations are always wild and funny. They’re worth the awkward moments waiting alone.
Oh, I don’t know which way around it is then actually. I’ve not subscribed before, but a colleague does so it’s possible I’ve misheard or misinterpreted what he said
Jet brains does still let you keep the last used version when you unsubscribe
The north east for me. Pretty much everyone had a 360 and everyone still calls it “the 360 days” or something of the other. But might just be the people I come across. Only had a few friends that had a PS3 in school, they always seemed to be left out from what the others were doing gaming wise. Wasn’t until the PS4 until I started seeing people back to playing PlayStation by default like the PS2 days.
In the UK, where I’m from, it’s widely considered 360 won too.
The reason the PS3 won in the end I think was due to a worsening opinion of Microsoft towards the end when the original plan for the Xbox One was being discussed and shown, along with a lot of teenage gamers now being older with more disposable income allowing them to buy a PS3 later in the generation and trying out all of the exclusives they missed out on.
I don’t know how true this rings out in general, but that was pretty much my experience.
Actually in the 360 era, the PS3 ended up selling more by the end.
So in the public eye people usually consider the 360 winning but by other metrics, the PS3 did.
It’s probably them just trying to go for a synonym to describe what happened as they’re not usually allowed to repeat themselves.
It read to me that they do think that but also that it needs policing better and companies need to be more up front when selling the game to stay compliant and that ones that do not, need investigating
Capcom have been doing this for a while now. It’s very sad. (Edit: weird autocorrects)
I feel like this was part of their plan though. Get the limelight with dnd and show the kind of games that they make to people that wouldn’t have known beforehand. Now their next fully owned game is going to make them absolute bank in both money and good faith I think.
That would be the dream
Fuck coffee, swap that with food or just water or something, then it’s right for me.
Devils advocate, what if he felt he needed to be as far away as possible to be safe? Spain is in fact the furthest you can go without going over to the Americas.
BBC make online articles about everything and anything. I guess they would be considered mainstream but I was specifically thinking outside of the internet. But I’m just making excuses now so it doesn’t really matter, guess I’ve just not seen as much as others have recently or just not realised the sources for what I have seen.
.net from core 2 was awesome. From 5 onwards it’s been beyond amazing!