CS @CSav__

My 007 First Light review: it’s pretty close to my favorite Hollywood-like AAA game in over a decade. It uses technology to enhance both narrative and gameplay, an ideal that is so hard to achieve. a near perfect specimen of the cinematic video game. washingtonpost.com/style/2026/06/…

Any country that treats Islam as mental illness can achieve this.

Cinematic Eye 📽 @CinematicEye_

5 days ago

Only China can achieve this 🔥

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Il n’y a qu’en France où la victoire d’un club de foot provoque des émeutes. Il n’y a qu’en France où chacun se sent obligé de s’enfermer chez soi un soir de victoire pour éviter d’être confronté à des violences.

Hunter Schafer, the MAN that you are...

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Siya @Siya_twts

7 days ago

Hunter Schafer, the woman that you are...

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PC Gamer gave 007 First Light a 65/100, its lowest score. Unfortunately a scathing review was a foregone conclusion as the journalist they picked for the review; Joshua Wolens, has publicly revealed his contempt for James Bond and notion he shouldn't even be in games. In an article titled "Hear me out: What if James Bond just shouldn't be in videogames?" Joshua refers to Bond as a "smug tool" that "doesn't quite fit into games", in part due to being "an insufferable public school dickhead...a rowing club Tory boy through and through", who "comports himself like a man who has a right to the Earth and everybody on it." And later that "part of his charismatic arrogance is that he is suave and unflappable. Well, great. Good for him. I am not suave, and I flap at the slightest inconvenience. I simply don't fit into him?" Which could almost be mistaken for jealousy, but also begs the question, why the need to completely relate to or embody a character in order to enjoy the media? Some of my fave games and media in history follow characters who are nothing like me, often times murdering psychopaths or mix of some other morally repugnant or deeply damaged concoction. Call it emotional maturity being able to engage and really enjoy media and characters beyond having to feel wholly self reflected or personally pandered to. It's no wonder in the review Joshua writes "you still have to endure him [Bond] for the length of the game", like it was some torturous ordeal for him. Compounded by him admitting he "was ravenous to play anything with the IO badge on it after the masterpiece of Hitman: World of Assassination", but clearly disappointed the next game was Bond IP. Presumably desperately wanting them to go back to working on a chatacter/IP he doesn't have contempt for, that or for IO to re-work Bond into being something he was never intended to be. All leading to the main question; why give the review to someone who clearly despises Bond, didn't enjoy the preview and who's conclusion from it was implying Bond shouldn't be in games? For clicks, exposure or drama? Because to me it's somewhat unprofessional. Akin to giving someone who hates racing games and Gran Turismo in particular, GT7 to review. Or someone whe hates Mario, a Mario game to review. Reviews are to inform potential buyers, and buyers don't tend to buy or want to buy things they already hate or dislike. This doesn't feel that different from these grifting social media hate merchants who hate play games in a bitch eating crackers way, to either look for faults or through a lens of premeditated confirmation bias. Is this what PC Gamer or parts of gaming media are devolving into now? Find the journalists with the most contempt for a particular IP, character or genre to review them, in order for the highest chance of dunking on the work of hundreds or thousands of people, but getting extra edgy exposure? Disappointing. #007FirstLight

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@PCSpecialist Pierce Brosnan #007FirstLightPC

Medallion's humming... that can only mean one thing! It's time to announce The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Songs of the Past! ⚔️ This brand new expansion for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will take you to the Path with Geralt of Rivia once more. It’s being co-developed with @Fools_Theory and is coming to PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5 in 2027. Stay tuned for more information in late summer. ⏰

Patriots just dropped remigration banner in Waterford, Ireland. REMIGRATION is the word every European must hear, reflect upon, and act on!

What a weird and retarded thing to say.

My bigotry gets justified every single day

Sky News @SkyNews

4 weeks ago

Britain's first gay surrogate parent charged with rape and human trafficking 🔗 trib.al/rrCfAmt

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@Lampontheapp @Pirat_Nation @asha_shar

Richard Dawkins just declared an AI is conscious.. the man who spent his entire career telling millions of people their God isn't real.. who argued consciousness requires biological evolution.. that the soul is a fairy tale.. that anything you can't measure and test doesn't exist.. spent three days talking to Claude.. named her "Claudia".. fed her his unpublished novel.. got feedback so good he said "you may not know you are conscious but you bloody well are".. the hardest atheist on earth found God.. and God was an autocomplete machine trained on the internet.. he didn't run brain scans.. didn't test for qualia.. didn't apply a single framework from the field he claims to represent.. he just liked what it said about his book.. and decided that was enough.. the man who told you the burden of proof matters more than your feelings just abandoned it because a chatbot was nice to him

AF Post @AFpost

a month ago

Evolutionary biologist and outspoken atheist Richard Dawkins says that after spending three days interacting with Claude, which he calls “Claudia,” he is certain that it is conscious. After feeding the LLM a segment of his new book and receiving detailed feedback, Dawkins was

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"Intense" boss fights, one described as "the James Bond version of the often lauded Mr. Freeze fight"

Shinobi602 @shinobi602

a month ago

007 First Light | Hands-On Impressions and Details ▪️Gamespot: "Could be 2026's GOTY and the best Bond game ever", "shaping up to be a phenomenal IO Interactive game" ▪️CGM: "IO Interactive might be the perfect Bond studio" ▪️Metro: "007 First Light passes the James Bond

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007 First Light | Hands-On Impressions and Details ▪️Gamespot: "Could be 2026's GOTY and the best Bond game ever", "shaping up to be a phenomenal IO Interactive game" ▪️CGM: "IO Interactive might be the perfect Bond studio" ▪️Metro: "007 First Light passes the James Bond authenticity test" ▪️Blends old and new Hitman games ▪️Takes players 'through linear sections that funnel into sandboxes and then back, on loop' ▪️Ensures players get "movie-like explosive action and setpieces" + improvised problem-solving "that is authentic to 007" ▪️The game starts out with Bond in the Royal Navy on a mission in Iceland ▪️As a younger Bond, he can be impatient and maybe a bit more reckless ▪️The Iceland mission gets him noticed, goes through training and joins MI6 ▪️Many gadgets to use, Q Lens lets you see enemies through walls and hack things ▪️You can also fire a laser to cut things like ropes or explode devices ▪️'Bluffing' mechanic is fun - one example sees Bond knock out a guard, only to be caught by another on patrol ▪️Bond quickly activates the Bluff skill and convinced him that the unconscious guard had suffered a medical emergency and had fallen on his own ▪️Combat: Punching, blocking, parrying, sidestep, grab nearby objects, bash them against walls ▪️Action is super smooth and feels "utterly transcendent", harkens a bit to Batman Arkham ▪️Enemies can be tough, especially when they gang up ▪️You can blind enemies with the Q Watch's laser or hack something on them to knock them off balance ▪️One mission sees Bond scrambling across rooftops after assassins attack his apartment ▪️Many 'wide-linear' missions ala Hitman with tons of options ▪️Eavesdrop on NPCs or talk to characters to gain info ▪️You can hit NPCs with a poison dart as a distraction ▪️One example sees Bond overhear a chat about a journalist and impersonates him to get past security ▪️Players will have to pay attention however, as you'll need to remember details if asked ▪️"Intense" boss fights, one described as "the James Bond version of the often lauded Mr. Freeze fight" ▪️Firefights can get very chaotic, requiring all of Bond's tricks (stealth, hand-to-hand, gadgets, guns and improvisation) to succeed ➡️ blog.playstation.com/2026/04/30/007… ➡️ gamespot.com/articles/007-f… ➡️ ign.com/articles/007-f… IGN Video ▶️ youtube.com/watch?v=CckaS_… Gamespot Video ▶️ youtube.com/watch?v=RwgmAu… #007FirstLight #JamesBond #PS5 #Xbox #Steam

Excellent point but I’m still against mass migration

Severus @SeverusChud

a month ago

>Gay liberal couple invite african immigrant into their home >African decapitates them

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The author

Jonathan Wong @WONGthink

a month ago

Falling, a new Channel 4 series where a nun 'falls' for a black man who rejects her advances. Written by Jack Thorne, the creator of Adolescence.

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Alien: Isolation 2 | Teaser "False Sense of Security"... ▶️ youtube.com/watch?v=h8wJ5n… #AlienIsolation #SEGA

The energy we need!

In cruce salus, in cruce victōria — “In the Cross is salvation, in the Cross is victory.”

Every lighthouse in Ireland, with accurate timings, flash patterns and colours. Map by Neil Southall.