Quite possibly the best thing from TLoU2 was Fat Gerolt’s falcon punch and Internet Historian’s stream.
Quite possibly the best thing from TLoU2 was Fat Gerolt’s falcon punch and Internet Historian’s stream.
Scalpers are selling the new consoles online for 10K+ apparently. I think that's a record.
EDIT: Looks like it was just a clickbait thumbnail. Actual prices around 2K give ir take, but still pretty insane
EA is buying Codemasters for $1.2bn.
These guys are one of the oldest British developers and famous with rock solid racing titles. I am disappointed, hope they'll be able to maintain their quality.
I mean it was gonna be bought by 2K until EA stepped in, so it was fucked either way.
Might have been posted elsewhere, but IDR.
Unfortunate. China wins another round of censorship in the US somehow. If you want to know why this game is not listed on Steam and now GOG backtracks on releasing it, its because in the games files theres a texture/scroll with chinese text that calls the Chinese leader Winnie the Pooh and a Moron.
https://twitter.com/GOGcom/status/1339227388438306817
It's not been a good with with CDP with Cyberpunk and now this. Who would have thought Pooh was such a hardcore gamer he spoke for enough people to can a game.
On the plus side an Indie dev found a clever way of telling GOG to go fuck itself:
https://twitter.com/glassbottommeg/s...36952692850688
That just makes the decision all the more baffling as I am unaware of any other controversy around it or why "many gamers" allegedly wanted them not to sell it.
Social credit points.
And snce they at one point made fun of Pooh that means they're forever on the CCPs bad side
Not a risk assessor by any means but the predictable backlash over the perception of censorship/kowtowing to china seems like it would outweigh the potential 'social credit points'.
Oh no I mean... CDPR likely did get a decent number of complaints from people, but it was all from Chinese citizens trying up their social credit score.
As for GOG or any other company in existence, they will always err on the side of not making China angry so as soon as saw the issue starting to materialize, they immediately folded.
ah, gotcha
Why not just make the game unavailable from China originating IPs then? Doesn't Steam already have a completely separate storefront for China as a result of similar things? GOG should be able to as well if they care enough to bow to pressure, but I guess both bailed on it for this particular game.
The Forest is getting a sequel.