D&D is ‘here to earn your trust, not ask for it’, starting with making Beyond’s maps software free, brushing up the SRD, and sharing ‘third-party creations across our official channels’

If you know any of my writing on this site, you know I’ve been just a wee bit critical of Dungeons & Dragons—while I did like the 2024 ruleset overall, I have larger structural issues that have more to do with Hasbro’s bungling of just about everything—and the idea of D&D as a whole stagnating….

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Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag actor says Ubisoft threatened to sue him for blabbing about the remake that everyone and their grandma knows is coming

If I were writing the big book of maintaining morale, my number one rule for keeping the talent happy would be: don’t threaten to take them to court. But those mavericks at Ubisoft have always done things their own way. According to Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag voice actor Matt Ryan (who played protagonist Edward…

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“It’s Easier To Just Walk Away” – Developer Of PS1 Emulator DuckStation Threatens To End Linux Support

“This is why we can’t have nice things”. Stenzek, the developer behind the excellent PS1 emulator DuckStation, has threatened to pull Linux support following issues with certain sectors of the community. The developer’s discontent stems from the fact that they are constantly being asked to fix broken DuckStation Linux packages created by third parties. As…

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This Keio Flying Squadron 2 Patch Fixes A Decades-Old Crime Against American Saturn Fans

English text, perfect performance. Victor Entertainment’s Keio Flying Squadron series arguably doesn’t get enough love in the modern era. The Sega CD original is a Parodius-style shmup with eye-catching visuals and great music, while the Saturn sequel mixes things up with platforming sections and some amazing graphics. Annoyingly, Keio Flying Squadron 2 was never released…

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The C64 Mini Is Back In Black

Pays tribute to the “vibrant underground C64 scene”, apparently. Retro Games Ltd has revealed that it is re-releasing its C64 Mini micro-console in a new black colourway. “The release is part of the ‘Back In Black’ campaign, a tribute to the vibrant underground C64 scene that’s quietly flourished since the 1980s,” says the company. “These…

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