@l_ipsum_d@SunshineTX50 You can choose a nice crispy crust piece, or a nice cheesy inside piece. You don't have to commit to both every single piece. In an odd way, it works out well. But I'm talking the taste. Cut it into triangles, still good.
@trentreed27 No need to subscribe until the release unless you want to try the main retail game, but it’s quite different now. Faster pace, less social, way too easy. “Disney-fied” really
@DBZYuYuYasha I think they could go Huge Open World, with massive legacy type dungeons. Twilight Princess and Tears of the Kingdom are not that far apart, just add the legacy dungeons back into the modern games.
@JoelAZG_ Actually same here. I don't like to see this trend of bashing PC, because their arguments are ancient. Modern PC gaming is just about as easy as console. To me, PC + Switch 2 is the ultimate gaming set up, you get the best of both worlds.
I have to jump in on this PC vs. Console thing. PC is BY FAR the greatest platform. The only tinkering I've done in the past decade is to try and get even better graphics, but I don't have to do that. Otherwise, you open Steam, start the game and play. (cont)
@PikabooNews Honestly, they should make it an 8 hour day/night cycle so people can experience the new lighting system more. People are pretty set in their schedules, and now they'll only see the same time of day every single time they log in for eternity? Not cool.
Lastly, I have a Steam library that goes back to 2004. 20+ years of games all in one spot. No console does that. Nintendo doesn't even have Twilight Princess available on any current hardware, for instance.
You can use any controller, keyboard or mouse you like and there are TONS. PC has the most options by far. Play how you like. Most games even update the buttons in-game to match your preferred controller.