While Australia may fumble about in the digital dark ages, setting fire to forward-thinking broadband policy as if it were an onion-scoffing heretic, online connectivity in general has come a long way in the last five years, usurping industries once dominated by the physical. Why rent movies when there's Netflix? Why leave the house for a new game when Steam exists? It should come as no surprise, then, that Microsoft wants to release a new model of the Xbox One, sans disc drive.
Even though Fallout 76 takes place in a world where the bombs have already dropped, the game is littered with silos full of more nukes for players to launch themselves. Finding the codes to do so is supposed to be complicated, but players have not only already launched nukes, they’ve found ways to streamline the process as well.
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Another Tower Knight >:O
WHAT THE HELL IS THAT THING IN THE FIRST SCREEN?!
And can we fight it? :3
So. When's it coming here?
Seriously please Japan don't start with the same 'white people can't play games so we'll wait 8 months' crap you do every time a hard game rolls around, especially Monster Hunter. Guess what? ALL OF G-RANK SOLO'D SAYS I AM BETTER THAN JAPANESE PEOPLE AT GAMES. GIVE ME MY HARD GAME DAMNIT.
In October according to Play-Asia.com
Play-Asia primarily does imports, I'd say that's unlikely the US/EU release date and more likely just when they're going to start shipping it.
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