Quoting: neolithYes, it is possible technically. I was just wondering who would actually put up with using two keyboards and mice on a single computer for gaming. Two gamepads is way more common, I recon.

I assume local co-op means LAN multiplayer in this case.

Still, I would love to see four player splitscreen using four keyboards and mice some day. Pure pandemonium!

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Never heard of it before, but I'm getting Suspiria/Argento vibes from the trailer! On the wishlist it goes!

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I snagged Figment 2 for €1.22 (half of the Figment Bundle ).

There's more on the wishlist but I'll wait for the Autumn and Winter sales.

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Quoting: Leahi84Since ProtonDB is mentioned, can anyone tell me why no games have been added to it since the end of 2023? Was the site put into maintenance mode or something? The last game it says was added was Blue Protocol in December 2023.

Not sure what you mean? SONIC X SHADOW GENERATIONS is on ProtonDB, and it was released yesterday.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyChoplifter? Is that a game where you use a combat helicopter to steal things from stores?

Almost!

You use a chopper to airlift hostages to safety. Quite a clever name for the game.

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Quoting: PhiladelphusAs a resident of Hilo, Hawaii I'm not sure why they named a game mode that (the Hawaiian meaning of "to twist, braid" doesn't seem particularly relevant), but okay!

I think that should be hi-lo as in high or low. You pick the highest or lowest ranked option. Some sort of poker term I believe?

Also, I had no idea there was a town called Hilo. Obviously I have heard of hilo, the official state soil of Hawaii, rich in volcanic ash with a lovely 5.5 pH. But a town too? Live and learn!

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This is what happens when both parties buy ink by the barrel...

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Quoting: PenglingArgonaut owned its own creation, and then after the company went bankrupt 20 years ago, within a week its founder Jez San bought up the rights to the company's games - this was covered by various news organisations at the time. After that, the Croc rights were moved to his mobile games company, which then made a few Croc mobile games. Now Jez San has brought back Argonaut and I presume will bring back other franchises too, the most notable of which is probably Starglider, which was the series that led to Argonaut collaborating with Nintendo to create X (a 3D Game Boy game) in 1992 and then Star Fox (the famous 3D SNES game) in 1993.

In short, the rights to Argonaut's games basically never left the company's founder.

Thanks for clarifying. Good to know Croc is safe!

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Who actually owns the right to Croc? It goes something like Fox Interactive -> Vivendi -> Activision Blizzard? There's also this little tidbit on Wikipedia:

"As of 2022, most of Fox Interactive's game library, which was copyrighted to 20th Century Fox, is owned by The Walt Disney Company through 20th Century Studios"

Croc a Disney princess now?

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Quoting: PhlebiacGoing by the screenshots, that game has literal butt-face characters.

Careful now, cheeky comments like that is sure to cause a stink!

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