killamch89

Friday the 13th Part 3 - 8.5/10

How do you not know The Last Of Us? It's one of the most famous PlayStation games since 2014 and one of the most discussed on this forum. Hell, it got me to borrow a PS4 just to play it and normally I would stick to PC for the most part.

I tend to go shopping on foreign sites so I use it for that as well and I also have bank accounts in a few other countries as well so I need it for that. Everybody's needs are different though.

I did mention that earlier and it's constantly audited by independent security firms and always pass those tests.

Yeah, the hinge design does look like a potential weak spot but I'm almost sure the developers made it sturdy enough to last for a few years at least.

To be honest, that's the one I was eyeing up to get but I'm waiting for the 2021 refresh of that model before I make my move.

As @Shagger said previously, we had something called the Steam Machine with the Steam Controller some years back and the support for it was pretty horrendous to say the least. Hopefully, they would've learned their lesson and they seemed to have done some research this time so it'll blow most other handheld gaming PCs out of the water with its affordable price. You know what'd be funny? If most clueless parents went out their and bought their kids a streaming deck instead of the Steam Deck. I can see how they could be easily confused...

I don't really see anything wrong with the first one but the second one is just so random. Like what kind of plant is that and what does it have to do with the government?

I just turn off the notifications - it does wonders when you want to sleep. I just log in once or twice a day and respond to whoever quotes me and I also make a few posts to give us something to discuss. After all it'd be boring if I made a post and responded to myself - or was it insanity...

You see folks - what do I keep telling you about these companies that seem to be "down for the cause". All they care about is money - that's their one and only goal - every last one of them. Employee comfort and proper working conditions are a distant last and its our good friends Activision Blizzard in the news this time. California is suing them for the harassment of employees and though I know this won't go anywhere as it always does, it'll make people remember that the gaming industry is horrible place from employees. What are your thoughts on this?

Because you have fanbois who keep rewarding their bad behavior - it's the same with EA and that's why it constantly gets on my nerves whenever I encounter this crap.

To be honest, I find playing Skyrim on consoles to be a very awkward scenario because I could do so many things with the keyboard on PC but the controller just has too few buttons.