Shatter is pretty good.

A cigarette at the moment, but that's not the point.

Sorry you feel that way about it? I remember quite enjoying it when I was younger. Was it ground breaking for its time, no. But it still provided me with lots of hours of entertainment.

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Motion sickness

Im gonna send you a link for the fix in PM, since i dont know how reddit links work and if its allowed on this sub

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It's no where near the game it originally claimed to be, not even close, like even by a little

No doubt.

It has a shitton of DLC

He should just call it Keigh3.

It is a little saddening that I don't think anything will ever replicate that feeling of E3. The day coming when every studio would have stuff to show, and they compete to one-up each other. Then we talk about the winners and losers of E3 when it's all over.

Companies just doing random pressers throughout the year doesn't have the same feel. And I really don't believe this is a nostalgia thing. It just doesn't. I see so many announcements for a Playstation State of Play or something, and I sometimes have to wonder, "Will you actually have anything good to show, or are you just going to say, 'we're still working on that game.'" It's like Bilbo in the LOTR: "Like butter scraped over too much bread."

A video game created entirely by AI using user-set parameters would be a highly customizable sandbox-style game that could generate any type of game the user desires, from racing games to RPGs to space games. Before starting the game, the user would set parameters such as the game's setting, genre, game mechanics, and storyline. The AI would then generate a unique game world, populate it with characters and enemies, and create a storyline with quests and challenges tailored to the player's preferences. The AI would continuously learn from the player's actions and adjust the game's difficulty and complexity accordingly. The game would offer limitless possibilities for players to explore and experiment, making every playthrough a unique experience. With the help of AI, players could have a game that is tailored to their preferences, making the gaming experience more immersive and engaging, the game would essentially rock balls.

Not necessarily

Good luck bro. Game looks cool. You got this !

for industry events, GDC exists and appears to have eaten heavily into what E3 covered.

lol fair. but wouldn't any game that lefts you have infinite choice (even if pretty much all of us choose to do the same things) be pretty fun automatically?

That already got a HD remaster, only on switch and steam for some reason though

mind expanding on what you mean by "aren't complicated"?

But can Geoff name 10 books?

They chase you in darkness and freeze when light is shined on them in the hospital level. Could be what OP is talking about.

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The main side quests with named characters all have a lot of depth with full of character building and back story. All of them have sort of a progression. Rivers story comes to mind. I guess they repeat the say formula as much as a story as a beginning middle and an end lol.

god the worst part is reading this and thinking

“Only 500?”

The big problem with Cyberpunk is that it was forced out before it was in decent shape, and also forced onto older consoles that couldn't handle it.

Good luck, I hope this pays off for you!