Holds breath obstinately

Radio Broker and Electro-Choc were ridiculously influential on my later music preferences.

Old or not it’s clear it needs a fundamental reworking if the same complaints persist across literal decades.

Watched a streamer play for quite a while and my primary takeaway is that I wish Bethesda would just scrap their engine and start fresh.

It’s got the same stiffness, gliding movement, butt-ugly NPC’s, and just the general feel of 15 year old Bethesda RPGs. I expect I wouldn’t be able to enjoy it for the same reason I struggled with fallout 4.

It’s actually so hilariously bad it may be worth a goofy hate watch.

Lol, we don’t talk about the sequel. If you watch his other movies and interviews, it’s clear that Donnie Darko’s director was actually terrible and just managed to accidentally make something amazing.

This is the way.

Any idea how long the edits need to cook? Are we talking on the order of hours, days, weeks, or months?

I haven’t seen it but the shift to ARM for heavy computing really excites me from a mobile gaming standpoint. Do somewhat worry about how emulating all our existing game libraries on a new architecture is going to work though.

The expansion of the more robust mobile gaming handheld sector. Systems like the ROG Ally and Steam Deck are an awesome new direction for gaming and I’m pumped to see that sector expand and mature.

Same for me.

Yeah, I use those two almost exclusively for audiobooks but I can imagine Libby’s desktop interface for ebooks would be shit. I really can stand reading on a backlit screen though and haven’t been able to figure out a good Amazon alternative for an e-ink based reader.

Libby and Hoopla are making it impossible to consume all of my audible credits to the point where I should just cancel my membership.

Using these services validates the ongoing funding of libraries while (hopefully) sending some money downstream to writers in the form of residuals.