Dan on the Bombcast: "I don't understand how people break their phones."
20 seconds later: "I broke my phone once."
Looking through Gamespot's latest videos I see them showcasing the people behind the content a lot more than they used to. Danny's "Help us build The Lobby" was basically a behind the scenes short video. Mary's weekend news update was funny, but it helped show watchers around their offices - which they don't usually get to see on the site. Now I see Jess McDonald has a QnA video up for the latest episode of The Gist.
I get the feeling Gamespot is trying to be more personable, showing actual people exist behind the content, and they are not just robots regurgitating news. I have no idea if this is a new approach for 2016 from them but to me it looks like they are trying something a bit different. If it is a new approach i hope it works for them as I appreciate that style content much more than more than the dry, interchangable, talking heads approach many places fall into.
Those days are pretty much over.If you're playing games on the PC, then you're already fucking around with the config to make things work.
If you're playing games on the PC, then you're already fucking around with the config to make things work.
I got to the Renho Arc in Gintama and fell off hard. Don't know what it is about that one, but I just don't care for it at all. I can usually dig the insanity that the show goes for, but there's just nothing compelling about it.
Those days are pretty much over.
For the great majority of people, default settings or whatever nvidia control panel suggests are more than sufficient.
That MechWarrior Online video just makes me wanna reinstall Iron Brigade.
This gonna be good.
http://m.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=1170071
I at least have to fiddle with the resolution, which seems about as complex as picking a top-rated controller layout.
Surely, you mean Trenched?
This gonna be good.
http://m.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=1170071
I'd agree with you if the top rated controller layout were automatically selected, or if the game prompted you for it. As it is, you need to go into big picture mode then into the settings and select it. It's an unnecessary hassle and the end result isn't a terrific controller anyway. If they took out the bullshit big picture mode requirement I'd be closer to your opinion but as it is the controller isn't worth the annoyances.
Is the video broken for anyone else? I get a weird error code and then it doesn't play.
edit: also I'm in this apparently I wanna watch
youre likely an easily frustrated person if these are the things that irk you about the steam controller, which brings up the question as to how you could even really enjoy PC gaming when almost every game I play requires some sort of tweaking, be it resolutions to effects to even having to look into steam guides just to get things to output properly.I'd agree with you if the top rated controller layout were automatically selected, or if the game prompted you for it. As it is, you need to go into big picture mode then into the settings and select it. It's an unnecessary hassle and the end result isn't a terrific controller anyway. If they took out the bullshit big picture mode requirement I'd be closer to your opinion but as it is the controller isn't worth the annoyances.
It's like a minute every new game, but jesus christ that minute is infuriating. I never use big picture mode in the first place and often I'm trying to use the controller for games that I play in a window anyway. I just hate the mouse and keyboard as a game input device but the Steam controller assumes I must be on a couch 8 feet from a TV. The option doesn't even exist to adjust settings until you're in big picture. And even then the interface works like shit with the controller! It's just better to use mouse/keyboard to make all of those settings changes. So if you don't want to use big picture and want to customize your controls at all, you need to start up big picture, start up the game, make your changes, exit the game, exit big picture, and start the game again.
Didn't know about the big picture requirement. That is stupid. Fucking valve
youre likely an easily frustrated person if these are the things that irk you about the steam controller, which brings up the question as to how you could even really enjoy PC gaming when almost every game I play requires some sort of tweaking, be it resolutions to effects to even having to look into steam guides just to get things to output properly.
If having to press A to select a profile is getting under your skin then I'll be damned, that's a rough life you're leading.
So I'm playing Luftrausers for the first time.
Damn these devolver digital fellows know how to make good games.
Although it doesn't outright say it in the error, you need Flash to watch the video. It'll get uploaded to YouTube eventually.
Yup, hopefully their month 'downtime' helps them find their own video identity - rather than just Danny fronting their long-form stuff while everyone else works on the short VO's which brings in views. It's funny, so far these podcast-room versions of The Lobby have been better than the regular version.Looking through Gamespot's latest videos I see them showcasing the people behind the content a lot more than they used to. Danny's "Help us build The Lobby" was basically a behind the scenes short video. Mary's weekend news update was funny, but it helped show watchers around their offices - which they don't usually get to see on the site. Now I see Jess McDonald has a QnA video up for the latest episode of The Gist.
I get the feeling Gamespot is trying to be more personable, showing actual people exist behind the content, and they are not just robots regurgitating news. I have no idea if this is a new approach for 2016 from them but to me it looks like they are trying something a bit different. If it is a new approach i hope it works for them as I appreciate that style content much more than more than the dry, interchangable, talking heads approach many places fall into.
I like how in depth Austin gets with his Quick Looks, you can tell the dude really puts in time with the games. I might need to try out MechWarrior Online now.
Didn't realise there was a mechwarrior QL up, I'm interested to see it because I remember Drew's UPF segment being kind of rough.I like how in depth Austin gets with his Quick Looks, you can tell the dude really puts in time with the games. I might need to try out MechWarrior Online now.
I really like it but I can see that some people might be put off if you don't care about the game at all and just want to see them goof.Yeah East in general seems to do a lot more research prior to a quicklook, for better or worse.
Yeah East in general seems to do a lot more research prior to a quicklook, for better or worse.
Vlambeer made it, which is a 2-man team. Devolver is an indie publisher.
Jason and Drew tend to as wellI think Dan generally does a good job of preparation too
You should check out Nuclear Throne at some point as well, it's also by Vlambeer and it's also really good.Ah, whoops. Still a great game regardless.
What prompted Random PC Game: MechWarrior Online?
So random.
Jason and Drew tend to as well
so literally everybody but Brad and Jeff.
You should check out Nuclear Throne at some point as well, it's also by Vlambeer and it's also really good.
I'm not not saying that.so literally everybody but Brad and Jeff.
It was for a long time but it came out early December.For some reason I thought it was Early Access. I'll put it on my wishlist.
so literally everybody but Brad and Jeff.
Where in the bombcast do they talk about video game mountain? I am nearly at the end and don't remember anything about that.
What QL was it that Matt Kessler drove? Some JRPG I think, and he did a lot of research on the game beforehand, or just knew a ton about it.