Yeah, neither are a great solution for me. Dedicated console for gaming on the TV for now, but it might be changing in the future.

Possibly, but I’m not dragging my computer into the living room every time I want to play it on the big TV. Need a dedicated one for that.

Yup. I have a Switch, PS5, and a decent PC that can run most games fine on mid settings. I use the PC for gaming far less than the others partly because I prefer to play games on the TV sitting on the couch and partly because I like buying physical for trading in and buying used games. OSes designed for M+K just don’t lend themselves well to TV playing. If consoles move to being digital only, though, that advantage will be gone and I will look into a Steam Deck or whatever decently priced PC with an OS designed for TV + controller play is out there.

When I was a kid I always pictured a goomba when I saw GmbH.

And all the goyim say I’m pretty fly for a rabbi!

Diablo IV, the same game as in 2023. I bought the original with Christmas money in 2023 and then bought Vessel of Hatred on the last day of 2024.

I like to play the Ocarina of Time port on my Switch for extra “pissing off Nintendo” points.

And also with context.

Witcher 3 was buggy, but still a great game at launch. No so with Cyberpunk.

And I’m quick to forget that Witcher 3 had some nasty bugs at launch, too. I was stuck with at that damn giant in the ice cave for like a month before they fixed it.

It took over a year before it was made into something worthwhile.

Super hyped, I’ve wanted a sequel with Ciri since finishing 3.

Please don’t Cyberpunk this up, CDPR…

So don’t use it if you don’t like it. It’s an option.