Not sure how that happened. I thought it was copied properly. It’s fixed now.
Not sure how that happened. I thought it was copied properly. It’s fixed now.
Why are they so easy to render compared to other genres? What makes realism so easy to render like it’s a newer generation than the console it’s on? Like Forza Motorsport 2 on Xbox 360 looks far more detailed than the average Xbox 360 game. What gives?
“My Eeveelution suddenly turned into a giant monster! Help!”
Since when was Riolu considered “adorable” at all? Why not just put Spoink and Vullaby in there instead.
Are there any games similar to Patch Quest? I think the ability to play the game in short bursts and get progress on it at any time is a good fit for the portability of the Steam Deck.
Interesting. Do you have a more explicitly flower based Pokémon that you like?
If food’s a problem, I would have either one of Skuntank or Grumpig, or a party of grass type Pokémon with photosynthesis so I don’t have to get as much food.
Actually they replaced it with “EA App” last year. I’m pissed because the replacement for Origin doesn’t open The Sims 3 properly when using Create a World, so it thinks I’m just launching the game normally and doesn’t go in the correct mode to edit my world.
Apparently it is right now the only game on Steam that is elegible to be classified as “Overwhelmingly Negative” to have less than 10% of reviewers to recommend the game. Is this a new world record?
You don’t “Google” something, you search it online…
Justia works with US trademarks and law. In the US trademarks currently need to be renewed every 10 years - prior to the reduction in the late 1900s they appear to be needed to be renewed only every 20 years. I don’t live in the UK, so the apparent 30 year renew requirement is much longer.
Also it seems Wizards of the Coast were somehow able to keep their Planescape UK trademark registration intact despite letting every other Planescape related trademark registration become canceled/abandoned. I’m not sure if they had to keep up with the trademark, or if registrations in the UK last much longer without having to be kept up to date. I guess they let it lapse at the time in the US for some reason, but when they started Dungeon Master’s Guild, I think they realized they should have live registrations for the legacy setting names they had to have more power under the law to manage the use of them. I think a company would want to keep other companies in check when they’re licensing certain IPs to others.
The trademark would say Registered and Renewed if that was the case, because it would be far older than 10 years, and you need to renew trademarks at least once every about ten years. The current live trademark was only filed in 2016 and registered in 2020 according to this link. Besides, the image for the word mark uses the spelling with no spaces, so it’s not consistent.
https://trademarks.justia.com/871/69/planescape-87169146.html
Well I hope the game doesn’t break due to the legacy saves that can’t be deleted because Steam Cloud is not working properly… because then I would have to blame Valve for not making a proper system.
Try out Diamond version, you can’t get Skuntank unless you use GTS trades or catch Stunky from Diamond Version…
What’s your favorite aspect you like about Mawile?
What do you like about Mismagius? Do you have any memories that made you like it so much?
What makes Trubbish so adorable in your opinion? I wonder if we like Trubbish for the same reasons…
This is why Bulbasaur is the best of the three.
Do you have any memorable moments with Orthworm?
What? Until Dawn isn’t even a PlayStation published game. Wasn’t it published by the same company who published The Quarry?