Might be of interest: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/nvidia-geforce-rewards-microsoft-pc-game-pass/
For some people, very much so! There are plenty of people out there for whom the video game is secondary to the social interaction. Unless they have or can make friends to enjoy the game with, they will not have fun for very long.
Thought they were intending to remove that completely sometime soon?Every day for the last week, starting somewhere around 5 in the evening, my computer has started bogging down. I've just been rebooting. But today I pulled up Task Manager and found a Windows process called VmmemWSA chugging away and using 2 GB of RAM.
I looked up what that was, and it is basically Window's Android emulator, and it's been known to go crazy and use lots of system resources even if you aren't using it (or in my case, I'd never used it at all). Great work, Microsoft.
Uninstalled it and am back to normal.
if you weren't running it, its possible something else on PC was calling it.Every day for the last week, starting somewhere around 5 in the evening, my computer has started bogging down. I've just been rebooting. But today I pulled up Task Manager and found a Windows process called VmmemWSA chugging away and using 2 GB of RAM.
I didn't actually delete the Windows process. Sorry, I posted carelessly. I deleted the Amazon Android store app that was using the processThe two sides of the Wukong debate haven't taken one thing into account. They are irrelevant.
95% of the Steam reviews for this game are in Simplified Chinese. This games success has nothing to do with the west. It will happen regardless as there are just more people in Asia who grew with this story. It is popular throughout the region. Its hard to beat a story that is over 400 years old. Really, what stories do we have that could match it?
The sales here are just extras. It doesn't matter if it doesn't sell to us as we aren't the audience. That might take a while for some to realize but you aren't the center of the universe.
what stories do we have that could match it?
Well China's a unique situation, except maybe for India. They have a huge population that is overwhelmed with national pride. I'm not really sure what is special about Journey to the West except that it's old.None of those stories will attract the same attention. None will get as many people to go buy the game and play it. We don't have many under exploited stories that don't have games about them now.
I don't know if there are many in China that will replicate it.
When you arguing against the worlds richest man, there is only so long before you just accept it and move on. You not going to win.Has anyone noticed a shift at PCG regarding X? I don't read half the articles I used to, so I could be wrong here, but they used to slam X pretty regularly. Now they just say "X 'the everything app'". Seems like maybe they signed some deal with X.
I'm not being critical, just curious. They have to make money like everyone else.
When you arguing against the worlds richest man, there is only so long before you just accept it and move on. You not going to win.
Will definitely have to claim this eventually. Hopefully it can wait until Sept 10th when my current subscription goes out.
AAA just means a game has high production values and was, therefore, expensive to make. I don't think "quality" is in any way a factor in the designation. Though, as you say, some people may mistake AAA for meaning high quality.When you arguing against the worlds richest man, there is only so long before you just accept it and move on. You not going to win.
I don't know anymore than you do about any deals. I doubt there is one.
AAA companies should have to achieve something per year to keep that rating. One good game a year... is that too much to ask?
Its a club and you need to prove you worthy of being in it.Amazing games 10 years ago just shows that in the past, some people in your company used to be able to make good games. Its shouldn't be an eternal rating.
It seems to me that a lot of them got it years ago and now very few actually release games that should get rating. Instead, any game they release gets the rating automatically, and most times, it is no better than Indie stuff. Some really bad games are rated AAA. Looks at recent weeks.
We may not see it as meaning anything but lots of people think it means their games are better. They get more attention from media whenever they so much as sneeze.
Feels like a marketing scam to me.
Just because you big, it doesn't make you special. Or better.
these days its "throw lots of stuff at the wall and see what sticks" Wasting several 100 million just in case it works.AAA just means a game has high production values and was, therefore, expensive to make. I don't think "quality" is in any way a factor in the designation. Though, as you say, some people may mistake AAA for meaning high quality.
Makes sense since rumor has it that Skull and Bones took over $200 million to make. Of course the economy has changed, but compare that to the $275 million GTA 5 reportedly cost to make when shipped in 2013, the difference is staggering.So Ubisoft being AAAA just means they throw a boatload of money at any stupid idea and hope people buy it.