Enjoy Hogwarts Legacy! I'm by no means a Harry Potter fan, but I had an absolute blast with it.

I think High On Life is on Gamepass, so you could probably check it out there for a month, for less than 50% off.

They aren't even bretzels

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OXO was my immediate thought as well -- I have probably less than 10 items from them, with the oldest being maybe 3yrs, so I can't comment on longer term use than that, but everything holds up and works extremely well.

My personal favourite is their salad spinner -- I make kimchi once a month, and it's strong enough to even spin dry a load of salty cabbage.

America's Test Kitchen often recommends their items too -- I think the OXO Good Grips Teflon pan beat out every other non-stick pan in their egg test.

Also when you throw in squads, classes and destruction, it starts to look more and more like Battlefield -- not that that's a bad thing.

Doom Eternal was a slog by the late game that I really had to push myself to finish. I found the 2016 Doom far more enjoyable.

absolutely insane value for 15EUR. There are a lot of games this year to enjoy, but if you're looking for MP you can't go wrong here.

And I think this is just a soundbite from a one-off question during an interview about many other things. It's perfectly understandable that he wouldn't answer a random question directly if he didn't know the answer or have an approved response.

Are you referring to Grove Street Games? The incompetent mobile developer that crapped out the original trilogy remaster, that is still in an absolutely horrid state?

Last week when it crossed the Korean Ratings Board really gave me a renewed hope. I don't expect Rockstart learned anything from the terrible GTA Trilogy remaster, but considering PC has never had the original RDR properly available, I would take it in any form they've giving, so long as it's available on Steam (which I'll gladly keep waiting for).

My first time visiting reddit, I thought the UI was so ugly.

My last time visiting reddit, I thought the UI is still so ugly.

Regardless how often rumours of RDR:Remastered surface, I'll never not get excited.

With the MGS collections coming to PC, RDR is the last game that I've missed from that console generation.

Is there any planned date for a mass delete? I would guess it would be more meaningful if many of us deleted on the same day.

Personally, I logged out of my account for the blackout and haven't been back -- I plan to delete my 3 accounts tomorrow before the 3rd party apps shut down.

I loved City Skylines, but never advanced far enough to have problems with the AI traffic, but I read over and over again that was a big late-game problem. Hoping that it's resolved in CS2, but this video didn't really answer the question. Hope we see some performance results from large-pop cities in the run-up to release.

Otherwise, the traffic accidents was a really neat inclusion!

BOTW on CEMU with mods is a really fun experience. I've been playing it on my Steam Deck, and it's fantastic.

These would be Steam only. I do miss the days of DRM free bundles from Humble.

The best time to grill a reuben was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.

When are they planning to make the change?

What did you use to generate this? Thanks for posting it!

I quickly checked and I only have one of these DLC -- interested to hear some feedback on the quality of this bundle.