I think they self-defined themselves as AAAA because infinite growth has infected their every thought so the number of As must go up too
I played this game with my friend called Wayfinder that was going to be an mmo but I guess at some point in development changed course. The game scratches a kind of itch that I didn't really need but maybe 10 years ago could have been fun. Might be worth a try.
Are they deleting content from the game again?
How is this legal? Could someone without a license drive their car as long as they're doing it through a screen?
They're including externalities in those costs, right?
Seconding using rtings as a resource. They do in depth testing and follow up longevity tests so you can know the performance instead of taking some person's word for it.
Isn't LEGO brick link free? I guess it's not multiplayer, at least.
This game still exists?
This is old at this point but the only thing I really think about with AAAA games
So jetbrains versions their software like this, I think it's because with semantic versioning the actual numbers are arbitrary. Making the numbers include some time information helps to identify how current it is, especially when it's actively developed by a private company (oss generally isn't guaranteed that)
I forgot about that, it's a little pricey but not that expensive! https://effium.com/collections/all
There is a coffee shop near me with a bunch of wall clocks for sale. This squid/octopus reminded me a lot of the art style from this community and I thought I'd share it.
I think Jenson said during a presentation a long time ago that a long term goal was to have graphics being entirely generated. This seems like a big step towards that.