Today I finished my Masterrace console (let's not pretend here) with a LG 29UC88-B curved monitor capable of 2560x1080@144 resolution, which marks the completion of my 'ready for Andromeda' project. Well, there's always something, like HW-sonics. But seeing as I own HD-headphones (multichannel), that particular consideration isn't acute in my perception.
The Flame in the Flood is an indie survival simulator to be had on PSN for around €15 ($16). If one's a multi-platform gamer with especially Steam included, the genre-nomer 'indie survival simulator' is almost an immediate reason to disqualify the title as something one should be interested in. Survival games are a dime a dozen and range from average to absolute bottom of the barrel.
One would think that a company like Harmonix, the fathers of the Guitroller, would hit the ground running when they were granted a new lease on life with the launch of the Xbox One. The Rythm-gaming scene, more paraplegic than healthy, needed the impulse for sure. I believe that a new entry in a franchise shouldn't be judged by what came before, even more sure if what came before has nothing to do with the core-gameplay. But at the same time its rather hard to boot RB4, see what's going on and then not feel taken seriously and robbed from your investment.
PC / Mac / Linux: CCCB3-CZCSB-BJBJ3-J3BBB-9XFRB
Xbox One or Xbox 360: WW533-53WWH-KCRJX-CXBJ3-6KBH3
PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 3: CCKJJ-5HBHC-SR35T-ST533-T3FKZ
PC / Mac: W3W33-XW5HT-BXBFC-JB333-3RZ93
Xbox 360 or Xbox One: K3K3T-HH36W-69FF9-5F333-CBSZX
PlayStation3, PlayStation 4, or PlayStation Vita: 5TK3B-CCHFS-XJ5SK-ZTW3T-S5CS6
It came as no surpise to me that Bethesda's new review policy was immedeately seen as a slight towards the amateur-press as it exists on Youtube. Youtubers dependant on the clicks stand to earn quite a bit when the next Bethesda blockbuster is about to drop and they can show their review-copies off in advert-laden videos or subscribtion based Twitch screenings.
