What’s wrong with gog? Just download the offline installer and do with it whatever you want.

And requires heating + prying.

If this is considered replaceable, I wonder what an non-replaceable battery would be. Soldered to the main board and trying to unsolder it causes a failsafe to short the CPU?

I don’t hate From, I just don’t care for souls-like and so I’ve been starved for AC games for years. Hopefully the mechanics from souls won’t seep into AC.

I was talking more about the big studio releases in general. I also recommend keeping an eye on the studio if you love them that much, it’s not uncommon for core devs responsible for making a studio great in the first place quitting and leaving behind an empty shell.

Or worse, they find a more profitable franchise and turns your favorite one into a side project. Looking at you, From.

I don’t think the son of a FTC judge really depends on his Microsoft job to not go hungry.

Devs can do no wrong, it’s always the publishers.

Just don’t buy it or wait a couple years to grab it at good discount. Or if you’re feeling extra feisty, take the high seas.

coughwindows 10cough

To make useless plastic cases to help the environment, of course.

Fallout 1: I’m not good with isometric RPGs, the top-down view makes me feel less immersed in the game. Because of that, I didn’t feel engaged by Fallout 1 the first time I tried. I was able to enjoy it when I revisited it years later.

Armored Core 1: I loved this game when I was a child but trying to play nowadays the lack of analog stick support makes the control really suck and I stopped playing before even finishing the first level.

There’s probably more but I can’t remember right now.

I don’t want to brag but my 5 yo phone is micro USB. B)

Another win for Europe