GameManx writes:
"We begin this weeks podcast while we play Wipeout HD online. Scat finally joins from the UK and gets dizzy. We go on to discuss more Star Wars Force Unleashed, the new Little Big Planet Beta, Halo 3 Title update impressions, Sheng Long / Gouken revealed in Street Fighter 4, Wario Shake for Wii, Mirror's Edge, Uncharted and Tomb Raider, basketball video games, take look back at Gears of War, touch on beta access thats removed from old Quore episodes, going back to GTA IV, Kojima finally speaks on Metal Gear Solid 4 online. As always we talk about what we are playing.".
Cast: Fallback, Spacebarz, Talon, and Scatingo
17 years on from release and 5 years into a botting epidemic, Team Fortress 2 is on its knees, and it's high time Valve stepped in to fix it.
Ah yes, pc gaming aka the bastion of fairness and equity and everlasting online playerbase, all i can say is lmao
Not to mention that these tf2 idiots were the progenitor of mrx in gaming
Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay debuted 20 years ago, and to this day is a surprisingly good film franchise adaptation.
I'd love a remaster of both games with 4K, raytracing, and the ability to have both AA and AO at the same time.
Remasters were made for Xbox 360 and PS3 in 2009 Chronicles of Riddick Assault on Dark Athena
It was a remaster of the first game, plus a sequel. The sequel was never remastered though. In the PC version you couldn't even have AA and AO, you had to choose one or the other. You can't buy it anymore either on PC.
MS owns the developer, if only they wanted to bother with the license, could be a nice addition to Series X BC program. These titles and Arx Fatalis.
Microsoft does not own Starbreeze Studios; it is owned by Digital Bros through its subsidiary, 505 Games.
Tigon Studios, founded by Vin Diesel, primarily develops games featuring him and holds licenses related to these games.
You're thinking about MachineGames (Wolfenstein) which was formed by several ex Starbreeze staff after Assault on Dark Athena was released (whose owned by Zenimax/Bethesda), now owned by MS.
ScreenRant's Ben Brosofsky writes, "There have been a lot of great co-op games over the years, and the best of the best cover a wide variety of genres while maintaining the fun."
