Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (Switch) & Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II (PS5/XSX) physicals coming via Limited Run Games

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Forza Horizon 5 is online only so a disc wouldn't matter.
Is it?
Q: Does Forza Horizon 5 on PlayStation 5 require a PlayStation Plus membership?

A: An active PlayStation Plus membership (Essential, Extra, Premium), sold separately, is required to access online multiplayer features in Forza Horizon 5 on PS5. Solo play and offline features are available to all players – even if they don't have a membership.
 
It's pretty fucked up the 3and a half TRILLION dollar company can't do this themselves and are using a really shit third party to do it.
 
One of the big draws in the game outside the multitude of multiplayer modes is the weekly playlists. For those you need to be connected online. And honestly the campaign mode has some of the worst writing and voice acting in video game history. If your not playing this online you're missing out on most of the game.
 
Image this from the same company that releases Doom on a blu-ray disc and only uses 85mbs of it. Bizarre.

Also, aren't Limit Run Games a bunch of scumbags? Or was that debunked? I remember them firing someone for having an opinion that was in no way offensive and then more recently, they were selling cheap discs and reproducing supposedly limited releases on their own? I don't know, I think I read it all on here.
 
This.

I always applaud physical editions but this just won't sell any at all.

This looks like an indie production made by someone who had some kind of "vision" but no idea for an actual game.

It's shallow, boring and not even interesting to look at (art style, colors, it's like the game was bored with itself).

You crawl through this mess to recoup whatever investment you made into it and delete it from your hard drive as soon as you see the end credits. A whole 40GB of it, so not that much.

So why a physical release? It makes no sense.
 
Image this from the same company that releases Doom on a blu-ray disc and only uses 85mbs of it. Bizarre.

Also, aren't Limit Run Games a bunch of scumbags? Or was that debunked? I remember them firing someone for having an opinion that was in no way offensive and then more recently, they were selling cheap discs and reproducing supposedly limited releases on their own? I don't know, I think I read it all on here.

No you're pretty spot on. LRG is a supreme asshole company run by supreme assholes. They'll take your money and then take like a year or two to actually print your game.
 
I hope nobody forgets to boycot this company. They fired someone for following the "wrong" people on social media.
 
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This looks like an indie production made by someone who had some kind of "vision" but no idea for an actual game.

It's shallow, boring and not even interesting to look at (art style, colors, it's like the game was bored with itself).

You crawl through this mess to recoup whatever investment you made into it and delete it from your hard drive as soon as you see the end credits. A whole 40GB of it, so not that much.

So why a physical release? It makes no sense.

No, it doesn't make sense. Audio and visuals are good, but the game is so incerdibly boring. It's barely even a game.
 
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