I feel they must of loss a lawsuit or something to just stop making them?

I picked up a gamevice a while back and love it. Wish they still made it cause it supports phones with cases.

https://gamevice.com/products/gamevice-for-android

Gone back to working on Monster Hunter Rise with my son.

https://f-droid.org/packages/de.tnmgl.ntodotxt

I have used flat txt files and also ntoodotxt for other stuff. Sync them all with syncthing.

Prob should have ramped up mining, mills and chip manufacturing before the tariffs… now it will cost a fortune to get the materials and tech to build what they need to do this at home…

You can move things to and from different drives in the steam settings pretty easily, so in the past I used to archive larger games I was not playing to a large HDD on my system to avoid having to download it all again.

When I wanted to play again I moved it back to my SSD.

Amazing how they can just hack off large sections of the customer base with such ease. Might as well not worry about steam deck support if no offline mode.

I still don’t know what this was really about after watching the show… how am I going to know what to do in an RPG version.

You can spend real-world money on a virtual currency called San Van Bucks, which in turn is used to buy cosmetic items.

I hate this but if it’s just cosmetics and the game price is fair I’ll be ok with it. I know the price is going to be a full on AAA release and they will still cram this into it… but I can hope.

I feel them killing 1&2 online which felt like early sours me on wanting to get this.

If they dropped the shooting mechanic and made it more rocket jockey like. Meaning your car breaks down and you need to get another, but are a walking duck till then. Might be fun.

Sadly even an offline game in a lot of cases is unplayable without gigs of updates these days.

It always feels like Windows users hate moving to the new version every time. Maybe for valid reasons, but they drag their feet kicking and screaming. Then they eventually move to it.

It’s going to get some hate but…

Brawlhalla

I am going to guess the amount made is also much higher than 90s and 2000s since hardware tech is way more popular and used in way more places in the world. So maybe a lower percent but just a high total amount.

But I have no idea…

It feels like things are so powerful and complex that failure rates of all these devices is much higher now.

Little kitty big city. Only thing I managed to 100%

Tunic Goat simulator 3 Murtop Hell divers dive harder

Every cart is made by Nintendo first party or not… its a proprietary media format…

https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/48058/

Pretty sure number 1 covers it, but I’m not a lawyer.

I feel like Nintendo licence agreement for all the games would have some clause your not allow to dump or run the game on other hardware.

I think this would be common.

Hope this comes to Steam

It really is… is there a current desktop processor with an 890M in it?

Steam sales

Mario maker but mega man

Here is to hoping the other way games follow

I feel like the system was neat but it only had a handful of games that I kept coming back to.

Growing up then, I seem to recall the nail in the coffin was around the time we could use discjuggler to burn to standard CDRs.

3rd party games kinda tanked when anyone with a burner could download and burn the iso with no mod chip.