I've heard it's an MMO, but I'm not 100% sure.Please tell me that No Man's Sky thing will be playable single player. That looks like the game I want to play the most - by far - out of everything I've heard or seen for 2013, 2014 and 2015 combined.
GOG.com is introducing a new not-satisfied-money-back deal. You can get a refund, no questions asked, on any game up until 14 days after buying it IF it hasn't been downloaded yet, OR, if it doesn't work on your rig, should, according to their compatibility list, after their tech support has tried to help you, until 30 days after purchase.
Sounds horribly abusable, but we'll see. I like it.
So, it sounds like it's a single player experience, but the actions you take in your game can be uploaded into everyone else's game, and it'll affect their games too. I think I'd be ok with this.Any planet you discover on your journey is marked on your galactic map, along with its name, its atmosphere and what resources you found there. If you choose to, you can then share that information with every other player, uploading it so that it’s shared across everyone’s galactic map.
You’ll get credit for discovering it. You’ll also, if the materials there are valuable, attract players to come visit. No Man’s Sky isn’t a multiplayer game, in as much as you’ll never see another player. But the galaxy is the same between everyone and actions of “significance” will be shared. If you kill a single bird, that won’t be shared. If you make an entire species of bird extinct, then those creatures will blink out of existence for everyone.
That means you might want to keep quiet about a planet of valuable resources, so others don’t come and deplete it. I also instantly start thinking of ways to be devious. Can I upload false information to the galactic map? Can I lure people to a system full of pirates and then, when their ships crash and burn, steal materials from their ghostly hulls?
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It’s a singleplayer experience, but one enriched by a community playing with shared purpose.
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It’s your ship which defines how quickly you can progress between solar systems, so losing it would be a big blow. But if you’re lucky, you might crash land on a planet full of useful resources. “You perhaps find things that you can’t even make use of at the time and earmark that for yourself or your friends to cooperate with you to build yourself back up.”
It sounds really complex. And da[r]e I say... SimCity-ish. :x
Unfortunately it's $5 for every $50 spent, not just added to your account, so your plan won't quite work.Nintendo's launched a new update for 3DS that links Nintendo Network ID with the Wii U (or you can make a new one). You have to have one on your 3DS now to use the eshop and download demos, according to the update info. I can't tell otherwise because the eshop is down and I can't get the next part of this update due to server load.
Miiverse is also added, but only a few communities are up.
I'm glad the eshop accounts are linked. With a deluxe Wii U, I get an extra $5 for every $50 I add, so any credit I want to use on my 3DS, I'll now throw on my Wii U first for points.
Crap, so I'd have to spend it on Wii U games? But there aren't any!Unfortunately it's $5 for every $50 spent, not just added to your account, so your plan won't quite work.
I'm just glad I don't have to deliberate on where to put my money when someone gives me an eShop cash card. Earlier this year I put a ton on my Wii U and then the only things I wanted to download were on the 3DS.
It wouldn't even let you register it for more than one 3DS. I don't think having the account is a big deal since you can set it up and make it so the password doesn't have to be inputted. In that sense, she wouldn't even know there was a difference aside from the Miiverse icon in the upper right corner. The parental controls can also restrict access to Miiverse or any account-related stuff.My only irritation with this is that I don't want my 7 year old daughter to have a Nintendo Network account. I find it irritating that it will be required to use the eshop. Could I just use mine or would that fuck up us buying the same game digitally?
I'm so excited.
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Huh?So, how bout that Youtube gamer channel apocalypse going on right now?
When he just stopped caring is when the show became even semi-watchable.Joel McHale is the savior of journalism.
That is all.
When he just stopped caring is when the show became even semi-watchable.