Life at its peak

All this has happened before, and all this will happen again.

The Stop Killing Games movement has officially backed the proposed California bill focused on protecting players when online games are shut down. > Publishers must provide an offline mode or a way to keep the game playable after server shutdown. > If this is not possible,

Kids today will never know how cool Walmart use to be

Movies and games

The internet used to feel so free

It's not Legends, it's the Expanded Universe.

We didn’t “lose” physical media. We walked away from it. The shops still exist. The discs, the vinyl, the collections, all still there waiting. Streaming is easy. Owning something is meaningful. If you miss it… support it.

Dungeon crawls just aren't the same anymore. You can change that at your table!

No accounts. No logins. No patches. No DLC roadmap. Just the game. We didn’t realise how good we had it.

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It’s 2003 and the Ebon Hawk’s theme plays, and the galaxy opens up. KOTOR made Star Wars feel personal to me, like many others, giving us a path to call our own. Two decades later, that Revan twist still hits just as hard. One of the very best games ever made.

"Originally, Arena was supposed to be a simple fighting game where various challengers would face off inside an arena—hence the name. But then we started introducing money, which players would earn after every victorious match and use to gradually upgrade their characters by

I very much enjoy the Night Market, but a criticism I have is... Doing quests that depend on needing to get to specific parts of the Districts is very frustrating, because even if you manage to get a group, you gotta PRAY that group is heading to that *specific* area 1/2

May the 4th be with you