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@LukeAlmighty I'd rather eat pure white rice than watch anything marvel has shit out the past decade or so

The art designer saw Greta thunberg and was like "ah yes, I want Sarah to have fetal alcohol syndrome too!"

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@matrix I know I've seen this before but I can't remember what it is

@matrix i was just thinking about this actually. cyberpunk was at least pretty good on PC still. not exactly what i had hoped for but i never really had any crazy bugs except the one time i had a guitar loop on repeat in one ear and was invincible until i exited the game. but the game still genuinely looked good. its main problem really just came down to the fact that they promised it worked on last gen and then it really, really didn't.

but yeah, saints row looks like dick and plays like dick, especially in the context of the other games in the series.

I feel extremely offended by some people comparing Saints Row to Cyberpunk.
Cyberpunk 2077 was just unfinished on release while Saints Row is a souless corpse that was necromanced properly.

@applejack @LukeAlmighty minor nitpick but the 4gb file limit thing is just with fat32, windows supports exfat. i remember the good ol' days when you had to split dual-layer wii games though in order to have them on a usb drive. good times. there was even a version of brawl that had everything but multiplayer scrubbed out so it would fit on one disc and thus let you copy it onto a usb drive xD

such a weird arbitrary limit. apparently it was only 4gb because they thought that people wouldn't ever need to copy files bigger than that. a lot of computer design stuff was really not very forward thinking. like ipv4 or the whole y2k thing. like why the fuck wouldn't you program your computer to be okay turning to the number 2000 after 1999? people deadass had to work around the clock at the 11th hour to fix that xD

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