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I can't see any tell-tale signs of shortcuts, lazy devs or procedural generation.
They don't repeat interiors either and they've built so many areas they just didn't need to.
I'm so happy I bought this game.
There are only 4 romantic relationships to pursue. A bit bummed on that, it's 2 male and 2 female.
I feel they could add a wider dating aspect. There's so many cool character models. I've started buying up cars and properties so I had a date with Pan am.
We danced a d showered and slept. Then you awkwardly leave by just walking out and yelling see ya later lol.
I've veen on vacation but my son and I got some good playtime with Split Fiction this past weekend.
I'm just curious about this, guys. Do you keep your console boxes? I tend to hold on to mine, at least for about a year.
I keep all of them and I'm running out of room thanks to the huge PS5 and PSVR2 boxes. I'm seriously considering dumping those, though.
I keep the packaging for all the systems I buy for as long as I have the systems. Got several of my older systems back in their boxes and put away.
I used to, but a couple years ago I was looking at the box my Wii came in and started thinking to myself, "what the fuck am I even keeping this for?" I don't store them in the boxes. Ultimately they just take up space. So this time around, when I bought the PS5, the only reason the box hung around for a week is because I was too lazy to take it to the garbage can outside.
I kept them all and wonder why. Guess I'll sell a boxed N64 someday.
WTH is going on over at Xbox? Even I could easily tell this is an AI generated pic!
CIB consoles do have a much higher resell value. I always enjoyed looking at them as their own pieces of art too. This Genesis box is still my favorite of on system boxes:
Yeah, I really enjoy the box art of some of the systems. Feel that it’s part of the system. I also just find it a much more convenient and organized way to store old systems.
You don't type with your screen turned the other way?
Yes. And when I sell them as CIB it will be worth it. I've sold a few handhelds CIB and that 70 cent cardboard box has added hundreds of dollars of value. I even keep the plastic, twist ties and everything else that came with it. I still have Atari warranty cards.
I;d really like Travo's view on AI generated art, but would not want it wasted in an ephemeral news post. It would deserve a post in the off topic -- or if you are inspired I'd put it up on game under.
Why do you think they're hiring in the graphics department?