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I bought this for my poverty spec PS4 and it was so - let's be charitable and say 'disappointing' - that I sold it immediately and ordered a Steam key. My gaming spec is well over 5 years old, but the game's hardly taxing, and I'm getting 60fps at max levels/1080p HDR with my GTX 970.

That did it, cheers. Their DX12 implementation must be a buggy mess! Enjoying this a lot, and I've only just started. Far better mix of enemy types, for a start and the mechanics have been tightened considerably

Anyone else having issues with this crashing on PC? It seems to crap out after a few minutes for me, every time. I've got the latest Nvidia driver installed.

I think you mean phoned-in ('da kidz' use 'dialled-in' to mean 'perfectly tuned') but I agree entirely. I bought this for £3.50 and even at that, it was a waste of money. A lazy, limp cash-in that only an ardent fan could enjoy. GoW > GoW Judgment > GoW 2 >>>> GoW 3 >>>>>>>>> GoW 4

Me too! Fact buddies

Nah

The budget for TH8 was $44m, which is pretty much as low as feasibly possible to get those actors, those locations... everything. I'd be astonished if QT doesn't still squeeze every single cent until it screams.

I can see why people would find The Hateful Eight boring, but i'm definitely not one of them. I was captivated. If you like long, meandering monologues where the actors get to flexing their thesp muscles, it's for you. Jackie Brown is the least Tarantino-y film made by Tarantino as he didn't write the story. I think it's fine, but fairly throwaway and not the best representation of his output. If i'm sitting down to QT I want undistilled QT!

Stay at home and play the game instead.

According to Opencritic, about in about 3.5 hours (13:00 GMT) I'm pretty opposed to embargoes; it's hard to find a justification for them that isn't anti-consumer.

Two very cool things coming in April (to the US Netflix at least; hopefully here too) are Burning and...

I'll be shifting my PS4 version on after I complete it* so you could potentially buy my copy at that point, thus giving the publisher zero dollar. * give up as it's too hard

2019-02-12 -- Spider-Man [PS4] 2019-02-26 -- Diablo III [Switch] 2019-03-14 -- Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon [PC] 2019-03-16 -- Skullgirls: 2nd Encore [PC] 2019-03-16 -- Windjammers [Neo Geo] 2019-03-17 -- Super Mario Vita [Vita] 2019-03-16 -- Resident Evil Code: Vita [Vita] Bloodstained is a great load of fun with some impressive bosses, and has me excited for Ritual of the Night. Skullgirls was fine... I dunno, it's not better than any of the Alpha games, Darkstalkers or Guilty Gear though, so I'm not sure i'm really getting the point of it, twenty years out from those standard-bearers. Windjammers is always a great reminder of how developers can make something so fun out of so little, and that we need more wacky sports games in our lives. I cracked out the Vita and re-hacked it, choosing to re-play my copy of Wipeout 2048 but in solid 30fps thanks to the CPU hack. Along the way, I'm trying out some homebrew - both Mario and Resi are various shades of garbage, but it's interesting to see what people come up with when they are aspiring devs/have too much time for messing around.

I do think there's a problem with getting negged for having a differing opinion. I think people are off base when they say there's a 'hive mind' though. I don't think forumites connect that many dots, just react because they feel a personal connection to stuff. I don't agree with a lot of what you said about Marvel, but I still pozzed your post as it was well written and a decent argument. There's no value in getting upset about other people's viewpoints, it only damages yourself in the end.

@linkster, I like Cat-pain Marvel a lot more than you, but i'm really glad you moaned about the lack of a strong villain. I did that in the dedicated thread and got shouted at 'Incel' is a synonym for 'Misogynist', but they handily self-identify so you can spot them (even more) easily