@PeakyGiroux@hyxkkimxru@SynthPotato Yeah, both GTA IV and V’s radio work the same way, with unique DJs on the custom station. GTA V’s version even brought back DJs from Liberty City Stories which was cool. Something on console would definitely be nice though.
@lagoon_bob@Si024907345@GTAlphaintel From what we have seen, Fleeca Field (LoanDepot) is home to the Mambas, another football team. While it’s cool to see the team from the original Vice City returning as well, baseball is the only sport I really follow, so I would like to see it in the game.
@lagoon_bob@Si024907345@GTAlphaintel Definitely, but a Yankees parody wouldn’t be “their,” as in Vice City’s, baseball team. I would expect to see a Marlins parody.
@PeakyGiroux@hyxkkimxru@SynthPotato Yeah, as convenient as it would be to just link a streaming service, I’d rather see the PC release get an actual custom radio instead. Having DJs, commercials, news reports integrated with your custom music makes it feel way more immersive.
@PeakyGiroux@hyxkkimxru@SynthPotato CyberLeek never mentioned linking streaming accounts. Some people were predicting that was what the “On Demand” option could mean, and some accounts decided to run with that as if it was confirmed.
ONE SHOT started a trilogy that ends later this month. Scott Adkins put in the work to look and move as tactically accurate as possible while James Nunn and his team meticulously captured the action and made it unfold as one continuous take. Gold standard of DTV action filmmaking
@racinggamesmusi@eianeey I would argue GTA III got its atmosphere butchered the worst out of all of them. The lack of fog and the unique lighting effects that came with it really take away from the overall feel.
@TheSultan1470@Lucas7yoshi_RS It can say that it definitely occurs in GTA IV as well, but I do believe it is a bit more noticeable in their more recent games.
@Matt3buo@ENIGMVTIK There is unused dialogue in the files of GTA V of Trevor just casually calling Michael the N Word in conversation. They probably got cold feet and cut all the instances of him using it out of the game.
@YungSauce720@Moch1Bee@3picraft@BrowseHorror I actually agree with that. The best parts of Covenant are the parts that feel more in line with Prometheus. I like the “Neomorphs” at the beginning, but the parts with the actual Xenomorph were some of the weakest parts of the film. Even the climax was a bit too drawn out.
@YungSauce720@Moch1Bee@3picraft@BrowseHorror Both films are flawed in their own way. I enjoyed Romulus, but it was a very straightforward Alien movie that didn’t have anything interesting to add or say. Covenant, despite having some weak moments, had a much more compelling story that I would prefer to see concluded.