Is this really the first time we've seen that? I seem to remember seeing an image like that in a magazine in the 90s. The checkerboard floor was memorable and made it clear it was a demo mode that didn't make it into the final game.

2023 is no 1998.

• Ocarina of Time
• Metal Gear Solid
• Banjo Kazooie
• Baldur's Gate
• StarCraft
• Half-Life
• Resident Evil 2
• Rogue Squadron
• Grim Fandago
• Fallout 2
• Unreal
• Parasite Eve
• Xenogears
• 1080 Snowboarding
• Pokemon Red/Blue
• Panzer Dragoon Saga
• Spyro
• Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six
• F-Zero X
• Oddworld Abe's Exoddus
• Thief the Dark Project

The EA has been a gaming mega corp for at least 30 years.

This will really do a lot of harm, to Twitter as the Town square, to Twitter helping oppressed people.

Twitter hasn't been effective at either or those things for years. This will make it worse, but at this point it's not that much worse than it already is.

They really need to get the ninja turtles license. A TMNT game in the Arkham style would be amazing.

I assumed that had been killed years ago.

I'd have to go with one of the kings of backwards compatibility to have a huge library; the original PS3 for its PS1/PS2 backwards compatibility, GBA SP for its GB/GBC backwards compatibility, or Wii U for its Wii and Virtual Console compatibility. Of those, I'd probably pick Wii U.

This is way worse than Chromebooks. Chromebooks are focused on the web browser, but all the software still runs locally. The article describes the Windows in a cloud thing like you're constantly connecting to a remote desktop session. Chromebooks can work offline. As this is being described, you couldn't.

Because it's YouTube

yeah, Project Reality

I use Backloggery

Subscribe through an Amazon channel. The Amazon Video app works way better then the P+ app on all platforms.

Je suis la jeune fille

The CNN article says Martinet started with Mario Teaches Typing in 1994.

Not yet. I'm waiting for the patch and perhaps a sale on the Xbox version.