Oh yesssssssssssssssssssssss!!!!!111!!!

I put over 130 hours on this game, and it is just a run and gun, but man do they got that one right. I even got the soundtrack. A must have for anyone who likes the 80's stile.

Unfortunately looks like they will put some modern gameplay shenanigans on this one, but I'm just happy they are making a sequel. And it will have a Linux port too!

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"Gamers are used to owning their games. That's the consumer shift that needs to happen"

"So it's about feeling comfortable with not owning your game"

Uhum. Tell me how that worked out for you.

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Well, my systems (I use KDE exclusively) are configured to never go to sleep when plugged in. Screen will turn off after 1 hour without activity. But I have never had it doing so while playing a game or watching something.

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GoldenEye for N64 run like crap, but it was a revolutionary game on a limited platform. What this game have of so special to need so much RAM?

I will not be surprised if the answer is DRM related.

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The hardware have potential, and their Windows drivers are getting attention.

But in Linux, their drivers are still very immature. They do fine on synthetic benchmarks, but in actual games they lag behind, like rear view mirror behind (right Pat?). It is clear they don't have dedicated developers for gaming, and everybody must have been allocated to the AI crazy efforts. And to make things worse, if memory is correct, they fired a couple developers from the Linux team last year.

So no, I would not get one of their new products until they get their shit together on the Linux front.

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There is two excuses for the price. One, it is a licensed game. They had to pay royalties for the owners the Terminator franchise. Two, they also licensed the "Bad To The Bone" song, which obviously had to pay royalties.

Lets not forget the original SNES/Genesis game launched for double the price, over 30 years ago, a bad game that don't even compare to this in any metric.

I'm not saying this is a cheap game, just that a equivalent indie game don't have to pay royalties for life to anybody. This one does.

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The Memory Mafia (Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Micron Technology) are behind this. In February of this year they were on the news saying they will reduce production, because there was oversupply and market prices were too low. So they created this scarcity to make prices go up. I hope they rot in hell.

https://www.techspot.com/news/106815-nand-flash-weak-demand-oversupply.html [External Link]

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The video being 30fps may indicate this will not be a high FPS on low end devices. I hope the developer finds a good balance between number of zombies and performance.

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Valve will not make a new Portal? Fine! I will make my own, with colours, and guns.

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I played the demo and, it have problems. Not only things feel generic, but it also have two major sins in a beat'em up game: you cannot grab a opponent and the strike's sound is very disappointing, like punching a pillow.

And looks like this is by design and they will not change it. Which is a shame, because it had the potential to be better than the TMNT game they released a couple years ago, but it is not.

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