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Why not 99.99%?
Honestly, probably the same reason SteamOS compatibility is in the 90% range. Anticheat is balls.
DRM in general is built to grab Windows by the balls. It can tell when something is trying to fake core Windows processes. It’s literally what it’s designed to do. Checking for sandboxes and such.
I was more thinking about Qualcomm being particularly dishonest (which is a massive achievement in their industry).
Headline is not great. That website is GARBAGE.
90% of the most played PC games. Doesn’t say how they determined that, that I saw. So no, not 90% of all games.
90% of all games from the 8 bit era until today…isn’t the brag they think it is
The comparison is with laptop cpus
What games does it not run and why?
It’s a different architecture, ARM vs x86-64. I wouldn’t expect everything to work.