If it isn’t diversified, then you’re not investing. You’re gambling.

Even the original with the destructable landscape.

I don’t know how you’d do that even now, and certainly not how they did it on a PS2…

Red Faction’s destruction has still never really been attempted by anything other than Teardown.

The RNG element put me right off playing further. I like puzzles, but only being able to attempt them when the planets align is meh.

If the pricing was going to be what we want, they’d have straight up told us it.

That intro section is fantastic.

Enemy design can be annoying though.

If your cheat detection runs on the client side only, you don’t have cheat protection.

Impressive. This is like making a Star Trek replicator, but the only thing it can make is more garbage.

Vodkabot.

I remember seeing the Virtuality kits on TV in the 90s.

Clearly absolutely unplayable nonsense, and yet I still wanted to play on one.

It took so long for hardware to catch up.

I mean, you can certainly pick up a used Quest 2 if you wanted to try it out. There’s a handful of exclusive stuff in the Quest store you’d be able to use, but not much of value. Resident Evil 4 VR is about it for the Q2. I think there was a Batman game for the Q3. You’d have access to anything the Steam Frame has access to if you’re streaming from a PC.

I think the PSVR2 works as well, but it’s wired only.

Half Life Alyx is certainly worth a blast through.

Yeah, at about £500 I’d have got one. I don’t need the full Steam OS or any of that crap. I just want wireless connection to my PC for streaming.

The use of a second wireless dongle could be a double edged sword as well. Right now I can use a Quest anywhere in the house on Wifi. Works better than wired, in fact. The dongle would limit where I can use it.

Same thing. Now get back to work, um, Disposable Drone #132,792.

Doesn’t Wayland slow to a crawl under CPU load? I get mouse updates like once a second if I dare to make this mini PC play a video.

Those shareholders really appreciated that sacrifice.

For 20 years.

I hope there’s a giant archive of these guides we can download, should anything happen to that site. Any older games you might be stuck on, this is about the only place to go for help.

And I’ll tell you now, old games can be obscure as shit. They didn’t care if you finished them or not.

Betteridge’s law of headlines: “Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.”

“now if you just sign here to buy our Stasi-Bot…”