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Yeah, that one's been around for a while. Still early stages for much of what it supports, and etc. It's in the "Lots of stuff will work, lots won't" stage of emulation development.

Oh? What did you work on?

Man, so it's like FF10's weapons? :(

Bethesda games.

You lucky, lucky person, you.

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This is possibly the most savage thing you've ever said on the forum, and I'm so glad you said it because it's insanely funny. Thank you.

I can';t believe this and FF15 finally happened. Maybe I'll get the Robocop Vs Terminator(Genesis version, fuck the other versions) sequel I've always dreamed of?

But that presumes Crysis 1 was a good game. ;) Anyway, semi-open world can be a lot of fun. Seems similar to MGS5 in that aspect, but more restricted.

...So do we even know what the genre of th game is or how it plays? I assume a big fat NO.

Just to clarify with regards to this part of your reply: my comment was intended to be an objective statement rather than an opinion. Something like this is very hard to QA pre-launch compared to a lot of the other things Intel does. Thus, not enough. I don't blame them, considering how hard...

True. Still, not having something like that is frustrating 'cause it slows future advances. Many programmers experiment on their own PCs, after all...

To be fair with regards to TSX, it's also bugged as shit on most of the CPUs supporting it: http://www.anandtech.com/show/8376/intel-disables-tsx-instructions-erratum-found-in-haswell-haswelleep-broadwelly...

I think the main issue is the 980 used to be the GPU for ultra setting and then 2016 happened and it was no longer. The shift was swift, sudden. Even by GPU standards, this was fast. This is some 1990s level of shit going on there. People aren't used to it. They've forgotten(Or, in the case of...

Dumb question, but isn't that gap between 1060 3GB and 1060 6GB about the same as the GPU gap between them?