I mean, what is there left to really say?
The only action rpg released in November of 2011 and the one we all remember most, Dark Souls might be the most talked about game of the decade relative to its sales. From Software released their sequel to Demon’s Souls at an inopportune time, and I’m sure I speak for most of us when I say I didn’t hear of this game at first.
Over the course of the first year of its release it quickly became a cult hit, and soon murmurs of Giant Dads, Getting Gud, Preparing to Die and a much yearned for PC edition began circulating the internet. This was actually where I first heard about it in Totalbiscuit’s video on the subject.
Around the 2012-2013 timeframe, and with the release of the Prepare to Die Edition and Artorias of the Abyss DLC over the course of 2012 was when this game truly hit the mainstream as far as I remember, which is still 8 years old at this point. To say that this game punched above its weight would be an …
Game Title: Sable
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Developer: Shedworks
Publisher: Raw Fury
Review Aggregator:
OpenCritic - 76 average - 68% recommended - 29 reviews
33bits - Jon Andoni Ortiz - Spanish - 85 / 100
Sable is an exploration game, plain and simple. Everything revolves around this action, and everything we will do will be to that end. This seasoned with one of the best visuals that you will see this year. A marvel.
But Why Tho? - Arron Kluz - 9 / 10
Playing Sable very well may be as close as one can get to a meditative experience while playing a game. Few games feel as good to simply exist within as Sable. The game’s gorgeous visuals, warm and comforting music, and intuitive game design all come together to create a unique …
I searched up my Xbox Live gamer tag on https://xboxgamertag.com/ and a 59 games I’ve previously played were listed, even games that I haven’t played through the Xbox game store / game pass, this alarmed me - how is Microsoft / Xbox tracking my game history and why is it easily viewable by others if they decide to search up my gamer tag?
I signed into my Privacy & online safety page for my account, scrolled to the “Others can:” section and noticed that a lot of personal settings were on by default, even ones like:
Others can see your friends list
Others can see your game and app history
Real Name - Decide who can see your real name. <- this was defaulted to ‘Everyone’
You can share your real name with friends of friends - Decide whether friends of friends can see your name. <- this was defaulted to ‘Allow’
If you’re conscious about your online privacy, especially in video games, make sure you check to see if those …
For me, I think its Fallout New Vegas as much as any other game, very fond of that one.
It’s happening to me right now and I have no idea why