Best Schedule 1 bungalow setup and layout

Moving out of your sweatshop apartment and into the bungalow is one of the biggest upgrades you’ll get in Schedule 1, finally giving you room to hire employees and get a good supply chain going. However, this does mean you’re thrown in at the deep end, not to mention the added confusion of managing employees….

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Hideo Kojima says Death Stranding’s now had over 20 million players, and the fact folk are still playing ‘makes me the happiest’

Three months before the release of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, which looks absolutely bananas, Hideo Kojima and Kojima Productions have announced that Death Stranding, a Hideo Kojima game directed by Hideo Kojima (OK I’ll stop), has surpassed 20 million players. Yes that’s players not sales, though it does suggest a very healthy sales…

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How to drop items in Schedule 1

One of my biggest surprises with Schedule 1 is just how stingy it is with inventory space. When you’re carrying various types and qualities of drugs, alongside a skateboard to zip around and countless other junk, your inventory is more often full than it is empty. It doesn’t help that it’s not clear at all…

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Assassin’s Creed Shadows didn’t have yellow paint originally, but unfortunately players like me are stupid

Yellow paint: it’s the scourge of our time. Or at least, that’s what I’ve gathered from the approximately 4,000,000 online arguments that are happening about it at any given moment. People—some people—really don’t love it when games splash helpful dashes of yellow on every surface you can climb on, calling it daft and immersion-breaking. Which,…

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Nintendo Switch 2 specs: $450 price tag, bigger 1080p LCD screen, 4K support, 256 GB storage, ‘mouse’ functionality and more

Nintendo has dished the deets on its hot new Switch 2 handheld gaming console, which goes on sale June 5. Well, most of them. Highlights include a new larger 7.9-inch screen, 256 GB storage and pop-off controllers with ‘mouse’ functionality. But there’s very little insight into the new Nvidia (we assume) chip powering it all….

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The first Radeon was superior to Nvidia’s GeForce2 in almost every way but it set the tone for how AMD would fair against the jolly green giant for the next 25 years

It only seems like yesterday when I got my hands on ATI Technologies’ first and much-anticipated Radeon graphics card but time has a funny way of playing tricks on your memory, and it was 25 years ago—to this very week—as I managed to easily pick one up at launch (how times have changed). The Radeon…

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