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Quinton O'Connor
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Journalist. Nova Crystallis / TrekMovie / RPG Site / TheGamer / Polygon / RPGFan. Anthropology major with a minor in knows-too-much-Star-Trek. Proud believer in cats, curry, and cafe con leche. Final Fantasy forever.
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Damn, we’re pretty close. Dark Knight’s my #2. Agrias’ birthday is #3. LOL.
Oh man, this gonna be good.
This week on The Game Business, we dive into the role of consoles with Astro Bot developer Team Asobi. Does the prospect of a PC version hold back PS5 devs? And what makes a PS5 worth upgrading to?

www.thegamebusiness.com/p/the-ps5-ge...
The PS5 generation has “brought something special”, insists Team Asobi
The PlayStation studio tells us about its role in building future game console hardware
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If I had to pick just one WotL exclusive to add to The Ivalice Chronicles, it’d probably be the continuation of the Beowulf/Reis storyline. I never noticed just how hollow it feels without that!

Sterling VA, though. Absolutely.
Postgame unlocks a 3D fighter; beat it to unlock a 2D fighter

“Kurosawa filter” available post-launch

Subspace Emissary II

37 amiibo en route; $75 USD each

Dante from the Devil May Cry series

Sandfall Interactive visits your house after credits roll to discuss games dev
Beyond embarrassing. And yes, absolutely dangerous.
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the sphere grid isn’t round but you wrote that it’s circular

shame what video games journalism has become
I have fulfilled a lifelong ambition. I have finally had an article published on a Star Trek website!
(This is me inexplicably role-playing as a Mistborn character to be clear @professorrpg.bsky.social is always a good read)
Vin frowned, then began to read Scott’s review. To her pained surprise, she found herself enjoying his writing.
Journey before destination. My review for @brandonsanderson.com 's Cosmere RPG from @brotherwisegames.bsky.social is up over on @ign.com ! These books are works of art, and are treasure troves of lore goodness, wrapped up in a pretty awesome TTRPG. www.ign.com/articles/cos...
Cosmere RPG Review - IGN
Brandon Sanderson's fantasy universe gets the TTRPG treatment.
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I imagine the folks who are particularly bummed about a single-city setting would be further irritated by a realistic approach. But the claustrophobia you speak of, that actually triggers some of my NYC memories.

Unova’s main city did good there, come to think of it. A real cluster! Sprites galore.
I have a confession

I’m an Xbox
Yep, as someone who grew up in NYC, I can safely say that Unova sure as heck doesn’t feel like it. There are glimpses, and some of those design elements are writ large, but it’s not the same degree. The cultural roots aren‘t as well-realized.
I’m slowly evolving into telling jokes about things more than three other people I know will actually understand
Oh, I don’t even mind them! I know that’s a pretty contentious stance, lmao.

Yeah, Asunder is good. It got me hyped as heck for Cole ahead of Inquisition, too!

The Masked Empire gave so much texture to the Orlais mission, too… hnnng. Generally, I want this stuff in-game, but I liked it here.
Seeing a lot of “this is Lumiose City” on my feed. Y’all can call it what you like but that’s definitely Midgar with a clean energy bill
This is somehow also true of Star Trek.
I think Asunder was my fave novel but The Stolen Throne had a GREAT supporting cast.
Aron Eisenberg (RIP) really ought to have been in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's opening credits by the final couple of seasons. Every time I rewatch his PTSD ep, that's driven home to me all over again.
Who’s solving the Louvre robbery?

Right answers only.