Tyler Wilde
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US Editor-in-Chief, @pcgamer.com | [email protected]
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I don't think they should be allowed to do that
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All 8 of the Blue Jays Pitchers from Yesterday (overlay)
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Enjoyed Absolum a lot. Definitely the most interesting beat 'em up I've ever played, with roguelite elements that I hope we'll see more of in this surprisingly quiet genre. www.pcgamer.com/games/action...
Absolum review: Finally, a beat 'em up with depth
Following in the bootsteps of Golden Axe and Castle Crashers, Absolum places the beat 'em up in a gorgeous fantasy setting.
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We publish so many articles about so many games, and one of our biggest challenges is getting them in front of the people who want to read them. As one avenue, we have multiple newsletters, including one that delivers a new game recommendation each week. www.pcgamer.com/newsletter/
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My review-in-progress of Battlefield 6 is live. www.pcgamer.com/games/fps/ba...
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"Private equity firms have gained a sinister reputation thanks to a counter-intuitive strategy in which firms can cannibalize their own acquisitions, extracting profits at the expense of the company and its workforce."

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EA's $55 billion acquisition is the biggest leveraged buyout in private equity history. Here's why it has everyone terrified
Private equity and PIF investment aren't a reassuring pair.
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This is what dreams are made of ✨

From Anime + JRPGs as a kid ➝ to Tokyo for the first time, 🇯🇵 filming the PC Gaming Show: Tokyo Direct with PC Gamer.

Truly blessed ❤️ tune in 28th September onTwitch & YouTube @pcgamer.com
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The latest @pcgamer.com magazine is out now, with world exclusive access to IO Interactive's exciting new James Bond action-adventure, 007 First Light. Plus, Titan Quest II, Aether & Iron, Phantom Blade Zero, Grounded 2, Raw Fury, PCIe 5.0 SSDs rated, and much more, too. 💥 tinyurl.com/mpjfn63d
PC Gamer magazine's new issue is on sale now: 007 First Light
Plus, Titan Quest II, Aether & Iron, Phantom Blade Zero, Grounded 2, Raw Fury, Drakan: Order of the Flame, PCIe 5.0 SSDs rated, and much more, too.
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If you watched the stupid Paul/Tyson fight on Netflix, consider watching a much more interesting fight on Netflix this weekend. www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzuf...
Canelo vs. Crawford | 5 Days To Go | Netflix
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This quiz by @chrislivingston.bsky.social is surprisingly hard. Turns out a lot of the games that stick out to me as having been huge hits came out 10+ years ago when there were far fewer Steam users. www.pcgamer.com/games/how-we...
How well do you know the most-played games on Steam? Take our timed quiz and put your knowledge to the test
A test of the best.
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"Yeah—many people are making games for money, but we make money for games. We made money from the mobile market, and then we think, at first, that we'll have to make this game without any support from investors, so we put all of our money from the mobile games into Phantom Blade Zero."
In 15 years of interviewing AAA game developers, I think this is the first time one's straight up told me 'Many people make games for money, but we make money for games'
Well, there it is.
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Nowhere can I be myself.
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Yes, sorry, by excursion I meant junction, or level. We have informally used "run" to refer to completing a level in some cases, as in the example "runs through each junction."
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It seems to me that by "run," you're referring to an entire playthrough, whereas we have used it to refer to individual excursions ("runs through each junction"). So when we said it became possible to save mid-run, we meant mid-junction. I may still be misunderstanding.
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Since you've included me here, I'll say that I object to the characterization of us as cynical haters. The article in question is a lighthearted complaint about an everyday gaming experience, and we've written glowingly about Pacific Drive. I've included a link to aid you with your procrastination.
Best Survival Game 2024: Pacific Drive
On the road again.
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Thanks for explaining the details here, I’ll digest them with our writers and we’ll think about changes. Seems like some things can be cleared up by avoiding the ambiguity of multiple meanings of “run,” but we’ll also aim to correct any misunderstandings of your design intentions re: save-scumming.
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Hi Seth, do you have time to elaborate? The distinction between "run" and "level" seems to be at the heart of your objection, but I want to be sure I understand correctly. (Your original Steam post appears to be gone.) We certainly don't intend to be inaccurate. My email: [email protected].