I’d think the main users of GeForce now are people who don’t play games that much and won’t spend that much money on gaming hardware.

Let’s be generous and say $100. That’s 6 months with the most expensive tier.

That should be plenty to get a gaming PC capable of playing latest AAA titles in 4k 60 fps and high settings.

It’s one computer, Michael. What could it cost, 10 dollars?

I paid $200 for ultimate for a year and got borderlands 4 included in it.

You’d be challenged to build a decent gaming PC for 3 times that.

It’s using an x86 compatibility layer, pex i think it was called. So apparently you will be running windows x86 games on it.

Edit: fex! https://github.com/FEX-Emu/FEX

Edit 2, from tom’s hardware article:

The company also showed off the x86 version of Hades 2 running standalone (as in not streaming from a PC) on the Steam Frame. And the game ran just fine and looked good at what Valve reps told me was 1400p in a window inside the headset

“braid made us money. We like money. Braid stopped giving us money. We want more money”

Whatever they can get you to pay money for

Eh, I still like it. Sure, it might look like an mc Escher painting put together by a blind crow, but it’s my pile of garbage.

Unity got popular because it was simpler than unreal, and way more feature complete than Godot.

Was… these days unreal is easier to work with, and Godot is much more capable. So it’s mostly inertia at this point. And now everyone is going to take a real hard look at the alternatives.

I firmly believe procgen can be good, but the games featuring it heavily are very bland. The potential is there though, I’m sure of it.