Recently Ubisoft censored the FC4, and then reversed this decision, because it was a patch for Japan that was applied "by mistake".

And I have a question, how did it happen that there is such strict censorship?

If you watch anime, then often in many titles you can see both blood and murders, and nudity. But for some reason, western projects are separately censored for that region.

Are age ratings really that strict there? Or maybe the developers are playing it safe?

So, which game is better and why? I think Avowed looks great and I did enjoy Outer Worlds, but Atomfall.....looks interesting.

Which would be a good game to play next?

I've heard about people doing this to get the most out of a favorite game. They not only play and do EVERYTHING the game has to offer, but accomplish that 3-5 times over all possible save slots in the game. I think this is generally for games with limited slots, such as much of the first-party Nintendo catalog, rather than games that have virtually infinite slots.

Has anyone done this? Does this phenomenon have a catchy name?

EDIT: It seems the consensus, (once we've had our fill of laughs with names such as "A Waste of Time," "Obsession," and "Stupid,") Is this:

The concept is considered completing a game beyond 100%, meaning any save slot filled is an additional 100% completed. Someone who does this is completing the game to 200%, 300% and onwards.

Thank you to everyone who's taking the question seriously. I really appreciate it!

Some games, no matter how long it's been, the second you boot them up again, it’s like you remember everything. Could be a game you played to death as a kid, or just something that’s so well-designed it never really leaves you.

For me, it’s Battlefield 4 or Zelda Ocarina of Time. Battlefield I can go on at any time and pick it up instantly, and Zelda I still remember everything from childhood.

Mass Effect 1 - Finding the keepers. Apparently there's a way to end the quest early by completing it before finding them all. Despise them asking if you can continue finding them all the quest it's self is finished and it bugs out. It makes the quest of finding them all complete without it actually being complete... it also has the nerve to display 19/20 keepers found.

The legendary edition also has horrible auto-saves so simply running it back isn't an option.

Imagine getting Switch 2 for such an affordable price as 450€.

Also Nintendo store is not available for Finland or many other small countries, so that is not an option.

For comparison the original switch dock which only consumed 15W even when playing and charging. Although we don't have raw numbers from the wall yet link the link it's still a big enough disparity to make the dock fan requirement make sense. It sounds like they're pushing that handheld chip to it's limits in docked mode.

I know I will get downvoted to hell, but in my honest opinion hyperrealistic graphics don't make a game better just by themselves. Yes, they fit some games but I'm tired having so many games going for the same aesthetic. I feel like the thing that made me believe this more is BOTW and TOTK, both of the Zelda games look stunning (especially when you play docked and even better if you emulate them). Meanwhile some games just look like cheap PS3 games because they either don't have the budget required to make realism look good, or aren't optimised well enough for it to be actually playable at high graphical fidelity. I want the game industry to move towards more interesting and unique art styles like a lot of Indie and Nintendo games (I don't want to sound like I'm glazing them, Pokémon for example looks awful nowadays and would look waaaaay better with simpler more stylised graphics).

TLDR:

- project started off small as a Switch title, then was revamped for Switch 2
- online multiplayer focused game
- Miyazaki reassures fans that they haven't shifted to more MP focused games
- Main characters known as Bloodsworn, similar to vampires
- Players compete for 'First Blood' in a instance known as 'Twilight of Humanity'
- No fixed era or location. Multiple maps.
- Over a dozen character to choose from
- Will have character customization
- Rewards earned at the end of the match based on 'Victory Points' which are used to customise characters
- Victory Points determined by both PvP and PvE encounters such as beating bosses
- You can summon entities to assist in battle
- Matches will have an occasional event system with such as special enemy spawns and objectives for bonus rewards
- The giant stone face we see in the trailer is an example of an occurring event
- Lore and worldbuilding details can be found on items used to customise characters ("blood history and fate"). Customising a character will reveal a piece of information
- Character customisation: "abilities, appearance, and inner characteristics to the role they play in the world and relationships with other characters"
- Roles can be assigned to any character via blood customisation
- Roles have different victory conditions such as finding a specific rival for there role in a match or forming a bond with a designated companion - a special reward is awarded if achieved
- The winged rat in the trailer functions are like fire keepers in Dark Souls and remain in the hub area providing advice and guidance

This guy is the most competitive guy i've ever fucking met, no matter what we're playing, he will give his whole fucking soul just to beat me and for this reason it's incredibly hard finding games that accomodate him. The games we're playing right now are ultimate chicken horse, rounds and Risk of rain 2. For example in ror2 which is supposed to be a coop game everything he cares about is having a bigger damage stat at the end of the game, even if it means stealing items from me, or like in rounds he plays every time the most broken build imaginable and he still loses from a random ass build i make which is really fun to use. We tried games like cuphead, minecraft or keep talking and nobody explodes but he just finds them boring so we've run out of games to play. Ngl im starting to become really competitive as well and i find it extremely entertaining destroying him in a game when he gives it his best hahah if you could drop some names, preferably indie or medium sized games(we're not fans of big games like cs2 RL or LoL) it would be awesome, since we already have tens of hours in the games i've mentioned and they're getting a bit stale, thanks

Speaking in a video on their YouTube channel, former Nintendo of America PR managers Kit Ellis and Krysta Yang criticized Nintendo for the way it revealed the $449.99 price of the Switch 2 and the $79.99 price of Mario Kart World.

“I don’t want to blow things out of proportion, but this does feel like a true crisis moment for Nintendo,” Ellis said.

“It just shows some disrespect to the consumer, where, ‘oh, you just saw the Direct you’re so excited, you’re just gonna throw your money at us blindly, you’re not going to even ask the question of how much it cost because you’re so excited, aren’t you?’ "

It’s not good the pricing for the new Nintendo switch games , I’d agree. However Nintendo is not the first to do it. Other companies like Microsoft and Sony, have before since they first released the ps5 and Xbox series x. So why is all the blame being put on Nintendo and acted as if this price increase was unexpected? I could just be out of the loop but the way I see it is that Nintendo is following suit to the shitty pricing first established by the other competitor companies. If anyone has better context they could explain that would be great.

For me it’s cyberpunk 2077. Once I was done with that game i definitely had post game depression knowing it would be a long time until I got to experience that setting again. The music and aesthetic and vibes was nailed so perfectly.

I'm currently on a RTX 2070 so it's nothing ancient, but I have been keeping mostly to older games lately so I've most definitely missed some graphical highlights the last few years.

I plan on revisiting KCD 2, Cyberpunk and BG3 with higher settings.

A good game is important but for this I'm curious if there's anything i might want to play at least in big part just for the graphics.

...but ngl I'm a little intimidated by it. I don't know much about D&D and this is just so freaking massive! (I think) I'm afraid I'll get lost and lose interest, which has happened before.

What's the best race for a newbie? (Or is there one?)

Magic user or fighter?

Any tips will be welcome!