Never knew it was dead, that's a sad loss. Hope it comes back, I used to use there quite a lot.

Many people including me consider PES 2007 as the best football game ever released. Even current new football games doesn't give the same vibes as playing that game.

If you have a huge media library, an organizer like Kodi or Jellyfin helps a lot.

Car manufacturers get the last say on how their cars are used on any media; and they typically go with licence agreements of some sorts.

The licencing is typically done on a set time frame (which is why most car games that uses real cars does get taken off of stores like 5-7 years later.).

On Fortnite, revenue sharing is done between the IP owner and Epic Games based on how much the said item sells. Since they can this item launch as a limited time sale; this gives a big playerbase an incentive to buy it.

I started it via Minecraft modding. My mouse at the time couldn't handle clicking a lot well, the button got stuck a lot when I did that. I wrote a mod that would click and release when I held down the mouse, and it helped me a lot until I got another mouse.

If Epic supports the whole Unreal Engine pricing rate in iOS thats a really big thing.

Fuck anyone that uses bots to advertise their crap from OF to every godforsaken platform; Other than that i don't care what others do.

Hi-Fi Rush pulled off a concept I thought was impossible; a satisfying to play 3D RPG Rhythm Game where all the gameplay feels natural. And Bethesda axed their team instead of keeping such unbelievably talented game developers.

If any other game studio came out with a game with this amount of success in a niche genre; I can bet you that they will never let these devs go unless they're facing near bankruptcy (which Bethesda is nowhere even close to since they're under Microsoft).

Amogus with a broken back

On other news, my character spawned underwater again, yay

Some servers do get down; but not the entire fediverse.

I don't get the point of all these disposable email filters. It's not hard to buy a new domain and set up a wildcard email server.