Nintendo remastered all Super Mario games from the NES only a single generation after their release, on the SNES.
I wonder if you people kept making a fuss and complaining about people buying the games.
Turns out yes, taking a good gameplay experience and remastering the graphics is appealing and worth doing. Who knew!
You can’t trust those “app has tracking in it” flags because they usually have scary wording for extremely basic and normal things that wouldn’t impact your privacy.
An app anonymously tracks if an user clicks a button or not. This becomes “ThIs APp pHOnEs HomE tRaCkiNg uSErS”
I actually quite enjoy the functionality, especially as I try to move away from centralised aggregation like Reddit.
I just don’t like the privacy and monetization tactics used by most of the solutions in this niche.
Every. Single. Time. I read “Embracer” as “Embraer” and spend 30 seconds trying to parse why an airplane company is investing into entertainment.
The Rabbids game for the Wii was actually a fantastic party game for one or two afternoons of fun with family or drunken friends.
They just didn’t have to shove Rayman in there at all. The game would’ve sold the same, and Rayman fans wouldn’t be mad.
We are talking about a driver for the Xbox One wireless adapter.
Microsoft never submitted a kernel driver for this, it’s a third party module. It’s not Bluetooth - it’s WiFi, using a proprietary blob for authentication.
Not a single one of your claims in this entire thread have been correct.
This isn’t a Bluetooth adapter.
That’s how little you know about the subject you’re trying to rant about.
If this is a brand name power supply, meaning conforming to electrical standards, then sure they can.
The big scary capacitors will be discharged by a bleeder resistor during the time it takes you to remove the screws.
It doesn’t need a translation layer, but it does already use a hypervisor even for running native games. It’s how Microsoft guarantees every single bit of executable code is authorized.
I fail to see how Microsoft could embrace and then extinguish Steam.
A crucial phase in that strategy is applying modifications or locks that are specific to your platform or goals.
Microsoft could integrate with Steam all they want, Valve would obviously not accept any type of lock or change.
The wireless adapter functions extremely well and is no different than any Wi-Fi 2.4GHz dongle, in essence.
This driver also works really well.
I fail to see how two things working well together somehow results in your rant.
Make sure users trust it so much they can no longer discern hallucinations and lies from reality, then keep the AI training on content generated by itself.
Do you tend to write down a list of bullet points every time a loved one needs help?
And we would soon follow.
There’s a difference between “okay, Aedes and Anopheles do not belong here and can be exterminated from this local environment because we inadvertently introduced them here” versus “let’s just exterminate all mosquitos, you know, some of the most important biomass that feeds uncountable species in a deeply interconnected network of ecological interactions that directly affects us”
It’s a significantly better idea to come up with solutions to the actual diseases.
I don’t see how this will replace Vortex if they keep going down this route of game-specific implementations.
It could sure be a good mod manager, but not a replacement for Vortex. It’s taking ages to support what, 5 titles?
I bought one of their cheapest CPU coolers and it’s been one of the best I’ve ever used
building a static site
PLEASE yes, make a simple HTML website straight out of the late 90’s and provide a RSS feed.
It will load fast, it will load on any device, I can actually focus on your content, I can read on any screen. Please do just that.
I mean… Do you support the recent proposal to ban online porn? How about alcohol?
Valve provides a game, an appropriate age rating, a description of the monetization scheme, and a way for users to freely trade items.
If minors transform that into a gambling addiction, it’s certainly a big problem, but I don’t see how that translates into “Steam bad, Epic Games good”
Potentially a collaboration/society of existing employees. That would be the best alternative for those hoping to keep Valve as the Valve we already know.
Because his son is completely uninterested, he’s entirely focused on racing cars, which if fair enough, but likely means he would simply sell the company given the chance.