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I completely agree, I can’t even think of any games from this gen that were must play games that didn’t also come out on pc.

I think all gaming is heading towards pc at this point.



I don’t think so, it’s the name of the town where it takes place. I’d argue that it’s no better or worse than resident evil, stardew valley, or world of Warcraft.


I tend to agree with you, I think the downfall started in the ps3 era since that’s when online was in every console. I understand your idea that it was bad in ps4 era since devs had the time to figure out how to makes things worse due to the ability to use the internet to sell things/deliver patches.


Ohh uh yeah good point.

I didn’t check, but I’d guess it’s the same small group of people who made the first one.

Maybe at this point they are holding off to make it a switch 2 launch title.



My brothers might be in my parents basement still. I wonder if it even still works.


It’s kind of crazy how they have been looking for this for so long and nothing has turned up despite the games popularity.

Sadly, my old computer that possibly could have had this ended up in the garbage years and years ago.


I avoid using fandom like it’s contagious. It’s so cluttered, when my blockers on images don’t load half the time. It’s a slow site.

It’s really the worst, I’d rather scrub through a YouTube video to find the answer I’m looking for rather than go to a fandom site.



I have 2 things to say about this.

Either…

Done for the time being…

Or

At least it says it’s done.


Just in case anyone is not reading the article. It’s just saying that manufactures can only make new computers with intel 11th gen cpus or later.

I think this is kind of a good thing, that way companies can’t sell old cpus to people who don’t know any better.

Additionally, I read somewhere else that they added some extra AMD CPU’s that were not there before.


I think consoles selling at a loss was pretty common. I’m not sure when they switched. Maybe the ps4 era? But who knows.


There is something that feels off about avowed. I only played it for a few hours, and it’s like eating generic brand chocolate.

I can’t quite put my finger on what it is about the game. Now that I think about it, the land seems kind of empty. In Skyrim, there is always something around. Even if it’s just a goat.

This game has little patches of enemies here and there. It also feels a bit linear so far. I’m probably not going to play anymore as everyone I play this, it just makes me want to play Skyrim again.

Maybe I can find a mod that gives me an avowed style want weapon. I really like how the want looks and works.


I think it already has. Basically every modern game works in it. The iGPU is good but some games don’t look great, but the fact that these games will at least be playable is amazing.

I’m playing showed now and it runs and looks great. Of course it’s far from what a modern dgpu can make it look like, but I’m never gaming at a desk again.


Maybe this is how the consoles die. Do they really make that much on hardware?

I’m guessing they make their money on taking a percentage from each game sold on their hardware.

I wonder if we will see the end of PlayStation at some point as people transition to things like the steamdeck.

It has all the benefits of pcgaming and can really just be interacted with like a console.


Resident evil 2d Metroidvania.

The game is already genre adjacent. It would work so well.


I hope so, I don’t even really need much more power, but I’ll be a day one buyer to support the platform.

I’ll hand the steamdeck 1 down to my wife for stardew, if she wants it.


Due to the unnecessary padding to stretch the game out, I feel that you might get burned out.


I haven’t been following the story as I’m already familiar with the original story. I didn’t think they would have made and significant changes to it. I just wanted to see the worlds.


It’s too bad, I wish they would have kept turn based as an option.

I would have loved that so much.


Thanks for your comment on this. I agree that flying enemies are annoying in the game. I did not realize they had improved the combat mechanics in the second game. That makes me interested in checking that one out.


Thoughts on Final Fantasy VII Remake
I grew up playing Final Fantasy VII. I probably played it around 10-12 years old and again on ios a few years ago. WOW! What a classic. I decided to play the remake on my Steam Deck just ot revisit the game and see areas of the game reimagined. They did a great job in this aspect, but overall I feel that the game has not been fun. So far, it is just walking from place to place while having the occasional battle. 99% of the time you can mindlessly mash a button to find the battle. The few boss battles that come up can be interesting and this is where you start to learn the mechanics as they are not needed up until this point. But, there are many sections that are long for the sake of being long. Like making you walk slowly in certain situations, like walking up to 7th Heaven, or making you hold a button to interact with something when 99% of things just require you to press the button once. My biggest disappointment in the game is that the gear I unlocked and leveled up, do not carry over to the next game. Once I learned this, I stopped caring. They really should have let you bring over your characters. Anyway, I am near the end game now and will probably finish it since there is not much left, but I will not be playing other iterations of this game. I might just watch a speed-run or a "let's play" to see the different areas.
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No idea, but if I had to guess, I’d say it has something to do with their twin snakes GameCube remake.

It’s a shame as I think mgs1 is by far the best one in the series.

Mgs2 felt really empty and short. I could not get into 3 at all. But mgs1 was pretty perfect.



I do t think so, I’m not an expert or anything, but I think money laundering is typically done where you can pay cash.

The idea is to pay cash for something so that you can show a receipt of a sale and deposit it into a bank.

If you are buying online, then the money is already in the bank.




Exactly the same for me. The jumping around part was annoying, but the low ammo part was then worst. I tired to play that game a few times but couldn’t do it.

But the real question I have for you is did you play the doom mobile phone rpg?

If not, give it a go. Someone reverse engineered it and it’s fun and short.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2022/06/dumbphone-exclusive-doom-rpg-has-been-reverse-engineered-by-fans/


I’m not really surprised, you do not need the latest computer to play the latest games.

I can play almost any game released on low settings with an rx 470. I admit the games will not run at high fps, but they are still playable.

So think of all the people who live in poorer countries that still have access to older hardware but can’t afford a ps5. Especially with regional pricing for games.


I have the same question, I was a teenager when it came out and I found it a bit confusing. There seems to be a lot of different campaigns.

It felt that the combat was immediately too difficult and then I got to a boss that wrecked me. So, I gave up.


Most games aren’t available elsewhere. There are a good amount of retro games have rereleased, but it’s mainly the popular titles and when you look at the whole picture that is just a small percentage of retro games.

Not even all of Nintendo’s first party games are available.



Looks like I was wrong. People can charge for it, but they must provide access to the source code or have a way to request the source code.


Legally, you can’t pay for it. No one can charge for Linux. They can charge if you want to pay for like phone support or if you want to buy a usb steamos installer, but that’s really it.


Flip phones are more of a novelty to me, what I really want is to be able to dock my phone to a monitor and keyboard and have a complete desktop os without restrictions about installing applications.

There is no reason other than greed that Apple does not offer this.


Once I enabled ps4 remote play and opened the ports so I could play over the internet.

I knew it would be garbage, but just for fun. My friends were shocked to see final fantasy Xv creep along on my phone.


That’s great. I looked into that one before, but never used it for some reason. I forget why, but it was nothing major.


Distro doesn’t really matter too much. Just don’t get some obscure distro that no one has heard of before.

Plus it’s pretty common for newbies to jump around to test out different distros anyway.

Most of the time, the differences you will see are just desktop environment.

After you have used Linux for some time, then you will understand the major differences between the distros other than the way they look.

If you have any questions about Linux feel free to send me a DM. I’m always happy to help.



I have been considering this. Is it a fun solo game? Any problems on the deck, like small text? I also wonder if there are any problems with it being always online.