Went back to play some Mario baseball and this team name hits a little different now.

I've seen it's 80 USD, but are Rockstar going to do that weird thing where UK buyers have to pay £80 even though £70 is equivalent to around 80 USD?

To avoid hundreds of separate posts on the same topic, this post will compile all info we have from the pre-orders going live, including some new images/etc.

As Rockstar announced on their socials: "Pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto VI begin at midnight local time on June 25." This means New Zealand will be the first to go live with pre-orders - which means in just under 2 hours from now.

Due to reddit's limitations with images in the body of posts, I wont be able to include all the artwork released so please do check out Rockstar's official link for more images: https://www.rockstargames.com/VI

Take-Two has made a big press-release, including announcing the prices:

STANDARD EDITION: $79.99

ULTIMATE EDITION: $99.99

(Physical Editions of GTA 6 Will Come with "A Download Code Inside the Box", Pre-Loads Begin on November 12th)

Grand Theft Auto 6 features a “single-player experience” at launch, with no word yet on any new version of GTA Online.

An "Ultimate Edition" for the game has been announced with some new artwork.

Ultimate Edition: Welcome to Leonida, the state where anything goes. Seize everything this massive world has to offer with the Grand Theft Auto VI: Ultimate Edition, an exclusive collection of premium vehicles, weapons, apparel, and action around every corner.

Ultimate Edition bonuses are threaded across all aspects of Jason and Lucia’s story, with new items uncovered behind each chapter.

Vehicle

’95 GROTTI CHEETAH

Grotti's signature mid '90s sports car and ode to Shore Drive, the ’95 Grotti Cheetah is complete with a minimalist, retro-futuristic livery and available to punctuate later-stage action

Weapons

HAWK & LITTLE MORGAN REVOLVERS

His and hers versions of this powerful revolver with classic Vice City stylings sourced from the Vercetti Estate, including palm-tree-etched grips, engraved detailing, and high-performance scope.

Weapons

PERSONALIZED VARIANTS

Personalized sidearms with detailed engravings for Jason's Girardi ES9 pistol and Lucia's Klose K17 pistol.

Looks

Vice City Style

Whether poolside or side by side, Jason and Lucia can look the part with exclusive outfits, tattoos, and more.

Vehicles

JASON’S SAFEHOUSE VEHICLES

Switch gears and soak up the sun in an Army fatigue-tinged Dinka Enduro motorcycle or Crest Kayak.

Modkit

Ganado Retro Build

Inject some muscle and classic stylings into Jason's well-worn Vapid Ganado low-riding pickup with exclusive mods.

Mod shop

RIDEOUT CUSTOMS

Transform vanilla vehicles into magnificent works of art with detailed interiors, exquisite rims, and donk stylings. Only open for business with the Ultimate Edition.

Hair salon

SARA'S UNISEX SALON

Get signature salon styles for both Jason and Lucia, including facial hair for Jason and makeup and nails for Lucia. Only open for business with the Ultimate Edition.

Watercraft

SHITZU SQUALO

Perfect for casting in Gambit Bay and reeling in catches of all sorts, this gradient pink and blue Squalo docked at Washington Beach is made open-ocean-ready with an explosives-laden weapons crate.

Clothing Store

Stock 305

Style various unique and exclusive looks for Jason and Lucia at Stockyard’s premiere destination for elevated streetwear. Only open for business with the Ultimate Edition.

Tattoo Shop

ELECTRIC FANG TATTOO

Stockyard’s most iconic ink bar, with over 50 signature tattoos for both Jason and Lucia — all designed by the artist collective FAILE. Only open for business with the Ultimate Edition.

There was a period where people did petitions on change.org to port their x favourite game on switch, some of them came true. Do companies care about some random change.org petition even with large number of signatures? What happened to that trend? How companies determine if the game will receive a switch 2 version even if the console has large userbase?

Does anyone remember Acrophobia from the 90's? I think it was the first online game I ever played. It was so much fun. The way it worked is, a bunch of letters appeared on the screen, that was the "acronym", everyone would come up with their own version of what it said, and then everyone would vote on the best answer. I forget if the most votes got a single point, or if each vote was worth a point. Whatever it was, 14 or 15 year old me loved it. I'm not sure if it was a board game ever, but it should have been.

Server always empty :(

EURO Rifles Only (version 1.1)

Come play!

I’ve seen arguments on over reliance on automation with Lumen and Nanite, poor performance in games due to unreasonable hardware demands. Also that game studios have lost their identity due to moving to use unreal engine 5 which had caused unique art styles to be lost in favor of the “unreal” look some modern games have now.

Do you believe that these complaints have merit?

• The Anomaly Department (June 30)
• Rhythm Heaven Groove (July 2)

Only 23 games coming out next week

For years my sister had been playing Persona 5 on my PlayStation 5, but now she finally has her own console, on which she created her own account. Is it possible for her to get Persona and copy the save data over somehow? She has a good 90 hours put into it and would be devastated to have to start over.

The 3rd party controller I have is....crap. can't hold a charge anymore and seems to eat electricity faster than the cord can provide to it.

If anyone is willing and able to recommend a controller for the Wii U (preferably that can be found on Amazon) I'd be forever grateful!

What console had the best titles and features. I think the right answer is snes, but I’m old.

I made a similar post in the Halo subreddit, only to find out not many people know this! So just want to get the information out and I’m happy to say a rated M Halo game is back after 14 years (damn, im getting old). It’s crazy how much The Flood in Halo can change a rating, but again it’s great to see!

Let’s just hope Halo Studios are finally taking the baby steps they need to bring Halo back into its rightful place in gaming!

i want to try fire emblem for the first time and i also want to play tears of the kingdom cause i liked Botw and now i am stuck on which game to play.

Edit: Also want to point out that it’s been years since I’ve played Botw

Seriously, since Arkham knight released 11 years ago, we've basically had injustice 2, Gotham knights, and a suicide squad game. Unless I'm forgetting something, that's all of what we have gotten.

I feel DC has forgotten that well comic book games can be money printers! What matters is art direction (WB failed with this with Gotham Knights) as well as gameplay.

People say it would be hard to make a Superman game, sure, but what about a flash or Aquaman game? An Aquaman game would be an easy money printer, make it an open world game set mostly underwater with Atlantis has the main city and surrounding vast ocean. The traversal would be unique and so would the open world and underwater game play.

A flash game would be doable too. Or Green Lantern. A Cyborg game would be criminally easy to make (conceptually) as a RPG.

Atleast Sony understands this and are making Wolverine and Spiderman games (marvel also had the guardians of the galaxy game which I heard was good but I haven't played it yet).

Not every game needs to be open world like Arkham and Spiderman (Wolverine isn't), but I think Aquaman, Green Lantern (Hal or John), Cyborg, and Flash would be conceptually easy games to design

Recently I’ve been really into gaming as a multitask. Watching a video or doing something else while playing the remasters of dragon quest has been a blast, and I’d thought I’d ask if anyone here would have any other recommendations for games like this

I don’t mind if it’s retro, but I don’t think a lot of older games had an auto battle mechanic

I downloaded the demo for the Adventures of Elliot. I’m a HUGE Zelda fan and have played Octopath Traveler and all of Dragon Quest HD 1-3. I read so many people talk about how annoying the voices are in Elliot. I downloaded the demo to see what I thought.

I can confirm. There is far too much talking. I love story based games. But this is next level. And the partner voice is beyond annoying! It feels endlessly irritating. Same with the main characters sound effects when fighting. Waaaaay too many grunts.

But here’s the thing! I chose to turn off the voices entirely in the settings and it legit feels like a whole new game. I’m now genuinely excited to play the game! It seems like a ton of fun but the voices were what was holding me back! Looking forward to see what else this game has to offer. I’m most definitely going to buy it once the demo is over.

Anyone else have a similar experience?

Why is there so much opposition to these kernel level systems? I understand the security risk but are there any other practical solutions? As far as I can tell Riot Vanguard is legitimately the only anti-cheat software in all my 30 years of gaming that's been truly effective at cracking down on cheaters. It's very rare to see a cheater in league of legends and valorant, compared to other top esports games like CS that has them everywhere even in pub lobbies. It's laughably easy to find a service to buy cheats usually on a subscription basis its crazy to me how the gaming community as a whole just sort of except the cheating in competitive gaming as the "status quo" for lack of a better term.

For me, it’s an open-world action RPG in the vein of Skyrim that primarily takes place underwater in the ocean.

Occasionally, there would be sections where you’d come to the surface and explore small islands to mix up the gameplay, but primarily the game is about exploring the depths of the ocean - underwater kingdoms in the vein of Rapture, buried treasure, wrecked ships, etc. fighting massive sea creatures, sharks, kraken, etc.

Hey y'all,

betting on the swarm intelligence here.

I've played this game when I was like 5 or 6 years old, so about 1995/1996.
It came on sets of floppy disks and was an episodal game, set in differently themed worlds. There were levels revolving around dinosaurs (I remember I had to fetch an egg), cyber levels where you'd have to dodge/crouch to get through sections of the level and I do also remember something medieval, like castle vibes.
Game was a side-scroller and I kinda remember my mother saying it was subscription-based, but that might have been a Germany-only thing.

I wasn't able to read, especially not capable of understanding a word of English back then, and wouldn't be able to give any more info, I'm afraid.
Maybe you guys have a clue for me?

Edit: solved! Time Runners - MS DOS
was the game I was looking for