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@Fiendish-Beaver
Eneba and Kinguin are other ones I use.
Gamivo have some good deals too, but be careful with the membership it attempts to add to your basket.

@Fiendish-Beaver
That's the difference 3rd party key resellers can make. Sony in particular are bleeding their user base dry by forcing them to buy through the Playstation storefront.

Don't think enough is made of this stark contrast.

BTW - other key sellers are available 🙂

Geeze, PushSquare are hard taskmasters, games rarely seem to score high unless they are exclusives or first party.

Gave this a try today - great game, very moreish.

Hang on, I keep reading that Xbox owners have been trained like monkeys to not buy games...?

@carlos82
Apparently it's somehow worse on the PS5 Pro...

Do devs bother with testing these days?
Why spend time and resources when the end user customer mugs will do it for them.

Gamers are less and less going to buy games at launch and just pick them up in sales later on, by which time they're patched and fixed.

Great game.

There's a lot to do, with much switching between vehicles.

Co-op is the way to go if possible.

Will probably get this.
Enjoyed the other 2 'diffirent' lego games, Builder's Journey and Bricktales.

@SMJ
Think it's just down to preference. I do find it easier to do on the right side of the controller than the left.

Us older folks that grew up with ever changing controller options and layouts have had to adapt our grip over the years from one button Atari controllers onwards.

I suppose if one were to pick up a controller for the first time now they would probably find it more intuitive to use both middle and forefingers.

@SMJ
"Why is the guy at the end of the video using the triggers with his middle fingers???"

To leave their forefingers free for the bumpers, is that odd? (I do it sometimes...seems to help, depending on the game)

@Millionski
"Seems like if you dont want to wait the best combo is ps6+S2."

Maybe not, if the next Xbox has Steam.

Will give this a shot (ha, pun) for sure.

@VeganH
Not that "alarming" - all things that can be sorted via updates.

Better not to have them out the box sure, but not exactly a deal breaker.

Yeah, just bought Roadcraft last week 🫤
It happens sometimes I guess.

@BacklogBrad
Ultimate edition was released on PC 10 years ago.

That VRR lower range the Series X has of 40 coming into play, rescuing a stutter here, a screen tear there.

Think the PS5 VRR lowest rate is 48?

@Balaam_
I was wondering about "...on gamepass" also.

@Kezelpaso was the question specific to people accessing the game through gamepass (i.e. not including people who purchased or received a free copy through owing the previous remaster).

Research? 🙃

@Weebleman

"said they were having trouble getting it running on xbox."

Conspiracy theories aside, that didn't stop them releasing it a mess on PS5.

Taking advantage of the huge amount of PS5 users perhaps to make a quick buck?

@Fiendish-Beaver
Agreed. I had just previously made a similar comment over there.

Been playing this for years on PC. Have purchased all the official map extensions DLC for Ets2 and also use Promods further map extensions.

Won't be buying them again though. Wonder why it's taken the developer so long to make a console version and then why now? 🤔

Reading this article again, the "Get ready to experience the future" line from the blurb makes it sound something bigger than 'just' a controller. If it is, it would have to be a revolutionary to come close to that hype.

@Project13
As cynical as I have become also regarding the Xbox management and direction at times, I can't see them being mad enough to disenfranchise the current user base by nerfing access to their libraries on the next Xbox machine.

Start using hall-effect sensors in their controllers.

After having 3 develop drift, I'd maybe start buying them again.

@Kaloudz
"Ugh PopCap!!"

Now don't you be dumping on PopCap, won't hear it, their PC games were legend. EA ruined them.

@IOI
"most people with Xbox console just don’t buy games"

In that case it's a wonder why studios bother at all porting. And Microsoft themselves have just added another 50 xbox titles to the "stream your own games" feature. What a waste that is with no xbox owners actually owning games :/

PushSquare giving it a 7 in 3, 2, 1...

Never played the originals so this looks like a great jumping in point.