Jiggling Juggling the colorful, lightheartedness of Senran Kagura...

...with the dark and moody Swamp area of Dark Souls III...

...and a few bouts of Multiplayer with Travo in Uncharted 4 this weekend!

What about you, Treasure Seekers?

Mostly getting my ass kicked, but loving every minute of it.

I wish!

Wow. R.I.P. Nick Menza. Such sad news.

Dvader said:

This is amazing, link to buy please.

View on YouTube

Links are in the video description.

The Cool ones with the logos he has linked to some online store....I actually found the same thing on eBay and there was more to choose from for some reason through the eBay store, so keep that in mind. The rest of them I got from http://www.DigitalDeckCovers.com

That's the place that will make custom covers for whatever you want...stereo, pc tower, consoles, etc. The third option he lists with the fake leather I didn't use.

Oculus Rift patch opens door to software piracy

An update that at first prevented users from playing Oculus Rift games on the HTC Vive has instead made the process easier, and even led to the possibility of Oculus software piracy.

In April a workaround called Revive was released that allowed HTC Vive owners to play Oculus exclusive titles like Lucky’s Tale on HTC’s rival hardware. Oculus soon hinted that it would be addressing the loophole, and a recent patch appeared to do just that.

Oculus has claimed that its update was not specifically designed to curb Revive, although that – initially at least – was what it achieved.

“"Our latest software update included several new features, bug fixes and security upgrades, including an update to our entitlement check that we added to curb piracy and protect games and apps that developers have worked so hard to make,” the company told Gamasutra.

“This update wasn’t targeted at a specific hack. We take the security, functionality and integrity of our system software very seriously and people should expect that hacked games won’t work indefinitely as regular updates to content, apps and our platform may break the hacks."

However, shortly after the patch was deployed, the creator of Revive revealed that Oculus’ changes had actually made the process of running unsigned software easier.

Speaking to Motherboard, Libre VR said that the first iteration of Revive took the Oculus Runtime and translated it to OpenVR, which is compatible with Vive and other headsets. Thanks to the Oculus patch, however, the new Revive is able to simply bypass Oculus’ security checks altogether, leaving the game unable to determine whether you legitimately own the game or not.

Which, of course, also opens the door to piracy. Libre VR insists that should they discover a way to re-implement Vive play without bypassing security, it will be implemented.

"This is my first success at bypassing the DRM, I really didn't want to go down that path," Libre VR on Reddit. "I still do not support piracy, do not use this library for pirated copies."

Just found out that I do NOT quality for unemployment insurance. Something I have been paying toward my entire life and will continue to do so I was denied.

Congratulations Republicans, you got me the true leech on society.

Land of the free.

EDIT - False alarm. It was because I didn't submit my ID and Social Security. Apparently I was suppose to get something in the mail but I never got it. Either way the whole job process is still pending and I should find out by the end of the week.

For this occasion, I will side with GG. Both games are shit.

SteelAttack said:

For this occasion, I will side with GG. Both games are shit.

Scrooge McDuck voice actor passes away Glumgold to blame?

Sad news, great subheader.

SupremeAC said:

So anyone getting Tokyo Mirage Sessions FE?  The game looks absolutely bonkers, so I'm inclined to get it.  Might check how long the game takes first though, I still have XCX to wrap up (not even halfway, if I recall correctly) and I'm not in the mood for anything overlong.