https://x.com/12am/status/1805341504086622355?s=46&t=CgI4CscnRbdPSJ4-c_TxZA
“On Friday evening we became aware of an allegation against one of our co-founder’s Guy Beahm aka Dr Disrespect.
We assumed his innocence and began speaking with parties involved. And in order to maintain our principles and standards as a studio and individuals, we needed to act.
For this reason, we are terminating our relationship with Guy Beahm immediately.
While these facts are difficult to hear and even more difficult to accept, it is our duty to act with dignity on behalf of all individuals involved, especially the fifty-five developers and families we have employed along with our community of players.”
This is relevant to the sub as this is a AAA developer.
EDIT: I got the AAA developer tag from the developer’s website and twitter https://x.com/12am?s=21&t=CgI4CscnRbdPSJ4-c_TxZA.
Commenters say the studio is not AAA. The main point of that comment was so the mods wouldn’t remove my post for …
Game Title: Super Monkey Ball: Banana Rumble
Platforms:
Trailers:
Developer: Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio
Publisher: Sega
Review Aggregator:
OpenCritic - -1 average - 80% recommended - 5 reviews
ComingSoon.net - Tyler Treese - 8.5 / 10
Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble is yet another success in Sega’s platform party game series.
Final Weapon - Alex Patterson - 4 / 5
Banana Rumble is the first all-new Super Monkey Ball game in a long time, and it proves that the series still has more arcade thrills to provide. The new Spin Dash mechanic is an excellent addition and opens up some very neat possibilities. Unfortunately, some technical issues and a few tedious stages somewhat hurt the overall experience, but there is otherwise a lot to appreciate here. …
I literally check on steam these days if it requires other bloatware on my computer before buying a game, having been burnt before buying a game and then having to download origin on my computer of all things. Fuck EA.
Edit: I should’ve probably worded my title differently. I understand steam is a third party launcher, but as I used to in real life, I had all my games stored in one place after buying a physical copy of a game.
Quake and Doom games (including new ones) look great and run very well even on mid hardware.
What are some other examples of great video game optimisations?