Craymen Edge

I don't know why they even put it in tablets in the first place.

Virtua Cop was a reflection of the buddy cop action films of the late 80s/ early 90s : Lethal Weapon, 48 Hours, Tango and Cash etc. Unless it was being pitched as a direct throwback, you probably couldn't and wouldn't make a game like that these days, just as those kind of films don't seem to be around these days, outside of comedies.

It doesn't stop someone entering your username and password in the login screen if they know it, but it sounds like the 2-factor part did its job and stopped someone logging in without the code it sends.

I rarely listen to game music outside of the game. I like the Streets of Rage 2 soundtrack a whole lot, but I prefer to be playing the game while I hear it.

Seems like it was free on Steam if you owned the special edition (whatever that was), otherwise it's £4 to upgrade from the old game to remastered.

I liked what they were doing as an independent studio, when they weren't beholden to the budgets/timescales of a publisher and putting out unfinished games. I understand it's hard to operate as an independent studio over a certain size though. Like with Ninja Theory, hopefully they get the funding and stability they need to make awesome games (that also come to PC), and don't end up like Ensemble, Lionhead, FASA or Rare.

Such a great soundtrack for an incredibly bad film. The only one on there I really don't like is the Ice T track, I absolutely love the Dinosaur Jr. one. 1993/94 had some great soundtrack albums: this one, The Crow, Last Action Hero and Pulp Fiction all spring to mind.

The photo mode in Forza games is always fun

Good Omens coming to Amazon in 2019

Came for the name, stayed for the 1990's level CGI. (Also it's kind of fun and got a hypnotic repetitive quality to it I enjoy)

Colors by Beck, video directed by Edgar Wright. I was watched this right before starting Forza Horizon 4. So when it was playing in the Horizon Festival area at the start of the game, I was really confused until I confirmed it was in the game and not playing in the background somewhere.

The cross-section of games which are Play Anywhere, and on Game Pass isn't a lot, so it's not such great value if you're a PC user. But I did sign up for the trial today to play Forza Horizon 4. With more games coming to Game Pass on day one in the future, it might get better for me, depending on which of those can be played on PC. (I don't have any interest in Halo, and minimal in Gears). It looks like great value for Xbox owners though.

I don't think I like that. I don't know why, it just feels off-putting to me. Edit: I just realised that with Horizon 4 being a Play Anywhere title, I can sign up for Game Pass and play this on my PC. 14-Day Free trial, here I come.

I probably was playing the mainline Forza Motorsport games wrong when I played them. I spent more time in the livery editor than driving the cars, and most of my driving time was alone on a circuit pushing for my best laptimes.

That's the guy who did the 90's Arcade Racer Kickstarter in 2013. I was going to say something snarky like "So he CAN finish a game", but I noticed it says 'coming soon' at the end and not an actual date, so I won't.