It's been a long hard road for Vista, beginning in 2001 -- before Windows XP was even released -- as the bright-eyed bushy-tailed "Longhorn," and finally getting out the door more than 5 years later looking a little bit worse for wear, but still lumbering on. Today Microsoft announced that Vista has been released to begin manufacturing copies of the OS, putting it right on track for its November 30th release to big businesses customers, and the January 30th release to consumers. Of course, the job of an OS developer is never finished, and we're sure Microsoft is already gearing up to patch day one vulnerabilities, but we suppose the developers can have a few hours in between to crack open a cold one, plop down for a bit of Gears of War, and celebrate this monumental achievement -- at around 50 million lines of code, they sure seem to have earned it.
TSA writes" A fun, feline-driven adventure that's only partially held back by it's issues with corny writing, clunky controls, and a few too many hoodie-shaped cat hats..
The games for Humble Choice Bundle for the month of May, 2024, have begun to be revealed, and they include Hi-Fi Rush.
Patch 01.000.302 for Helldivers 2 has been released and there are multiple problems that players have been dealing with already. Luckily, community manager Twinbeard has confirmed these issues are being looked into.
I bet you all the engineers are passed out from the excessive drinking and staying up to play gears of war.
...so the major bugs can be worked out. I don't wanna be a guinea pig. My PC is 6 y.o. anyway, so I'll just get a brand new Vista PC. :o