Benny

Oh so the rentals are shit now as well then. Best service for renting now seems to be either Google Movies or Rakuten.

I've found rentals appear to be significantly better, which suggests to me they throttle the Prime video service mainly. Netflix is just a better quality service all round, even in terms of content layout. Plus Amazon have started including adverts before content. They have some decent films available occasionally, but after watching There Will Be Blood in shitovision I won't be going back.

Amazon Prime content often looks shit. Their streaming quality is terrible.

We determined which year was objectively best here:

1998. With a side order of 1999. PC and N64 gaming heaven. PlayStation did alright too. All just before the Dreamcast dropped a single platform of wonders.

So it's at least as good as Double Dash, sounds like a buy.

For anyone interested in the classic Claustrophobia board game, the Monolith re-release is now live:

Why would you bump this with that? Why would you do this?

I view gamers who don't like Yakuza 0 with suspicion.

The best thing about D:OS2 is just the sheer scope for experimentation. And the auto-bacon.

He tends to mope around by a tree on the edge of camp not doing any chores and ignoring his family.

None, because I'm not mental.

God yes, it's one of the finest RPGs ever made. I'm going to go out on a limb and say it's better than Baldur's Gate 2 actually.

I mean, it does kind of make sense though that you won't know where the people are on your map until you read the text on the photos describing where they are. The whole game is full of stuff like this. I don't think it's so much a controls or interface problem as rather it's just assuming the player doesn't want to be spoonfed. It's like reading stuff in your inventory to trigger quests like in Baldur's Gate or something.

Combo breaker I guess.