Since then I have logged approximately 17 hours in Risk of Rain and 44 in Starbound (will get to that later). Yes, I have been playing pixelated indie roguelikes on a computer where the highest of graphics settings isn't high enough. This might not say much for me and my PC gaming needs, but what I find is that it really doesn't say much for the triple-A gaming industry at all. All of my needs have been met by two games whose combined prices don't even approach a shiny new $60 investment from some money-grubbing CEO's farm of development drones, and who's graphical style is still locked in a time vault from the 1990's with the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis.
