Is there a space on your shelf for one of these cubes?
Honestly, no. Square Enix in recent years have introduced so much acrylic crap for fans and collectors, and it mostly looks like cheap tat. To me this is just another set of junk to add to the pile.
My vote has to go to the super storms in Horizon Forbidden West. They're pretty incredible as they pass over. It's just a shame they're so rare and stop after a certain point in the game.
It has been a long time since I've played SH1. I believe amount you save only affects the star ranking. Endings are dependant on tasks you do in the game. You should be alright if you're saving a lot.
It is an option, and uses the same drive that is available for the PS5 Slim - the one you have.
That's the annoying thing about the Pro version. It's a numbered limited supply. Scalpers will definitely be all over these.
FFX has been out on PC for 11 year…
From what I understand, its been there a while as well.
It might be that you are. I play FFXIV on my SD so there's a few times where I need it for comms, so it can become a massive pain. That's probably why I notice it enough to have the complaint.
Is it much of a surprise when it comes to MiHoYo? Their entire model is based around this kind of thing.
I wish they would fix the OSK issue where it does not show when using the shortcut (STEAM + X) but would when opening it from the ... menu.
Drives me mad.
I have a friend that refuses to play FFXIV again because how addicted they felt towards it. That came off the back of a WoW addiction that led them to mix up their priorities between food, alcohol and playing the game. The whole addition to both of those was a way for dealing with other mental health issue, yet only made matters worse with how those games work.
I also had my own issues with game addiction when I was dealing with grief over a death. Fortunately it didn’t impact my physical health but it did impact other areas. I certainly wasn’t looking after myself and my surroundings as best as I could back then, and neglected a lot in my life.
My friend found a way of dealing with game addiction by removing them entirely, I found ways to prioritise other areas of my life and continue with that while keeping gaming strictly as a hobby.
Often I think people become addicted to games like any other substance due to dealing with external factors in life that they’re not getting help for. It takes a lot to realise there’s a problem, it takes even more to deal with the root causes. Some people also have low thresholds for addiction and which exacerbates it.
To be fair, I’ve never seen anything come close to Amanos illustratative work.