Xbox, PSN and steam accounts at this point have decades of saves and purchases tied to them. Some of these games are delisted and are not readily available elsewhere.
If either platform decided to throw in the towel that would represent a huge lose to a large number of people.
Boltgun is pretty cool
MachineGames' Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will release on Xbox & PC this holiday (Dec) as a timed console exclusive.
After this timed-exclusive window expires, Indiana Jones & the Great Circle is planned to come to PlayStation 5 in the first half of 2025.
Done. Thanks for the heads up!
You can click on the tomatometer and get the average score from the critics they index.
The "Top Critics" are averaging 7/10 for DnD:HAT
You don't "buy" music. You buy a license to listen to that music for as long as the license issuer still owns that particular song.
Unless dealing with the artist or studio directly the license issuer also won't "own" the song but rather have a license to sell and distribute the title.
Tennis for Two was a realtime tennis simulation a full 14 year earlier. Of course there wasn't really a video arcade industry to bring it into the mainstream in the late 1950"s.
The real question is: did this comic usher Marvel Comics into on to new "plateau of greatness"?
Follow-up question: who is the big man? ??
My first thought was "didn't they just do that?" But I've checked and the Directors Cut was released on Wii and DS in 2009. Its been a minute.
Digger © 1983 Windmill Software
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digger_%28video_game%29
This is the game from my family's PC AT that I go back to regularly,. But for convenience I usually use the WinDig port:
Windig, the Windows 95 version of Digger Remastered (87K). This version is rather new. If you are having trouble with it, try the older version (95K).
https://www.digger.org/download.html
I just used web archive to check and it looks like the 87K version and its description as "rather new" has been there for 21 years now. It was built to target Windows 95 and is still working on Windows 11 so at this point i would say its "pretty stable".
I don't think party politics offers anything positive to local government.
Meh, I'm happy to have all external links in one place.
Once the community adapts that is where everyone will look as second nature if they want to check their website, social media, or whatever.