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I love that excuse because I don't ever recall any autistic people zieg heiling.

And the steam deck 3 will support those games

The Switch 1 and 2 are kind of unbeatable in power efficiency, and I'm not surprised a port of CP2077 is running better on the Switch 2 than on the Steam Deck. I wish they used a better screen and bigger battery out the gate with the Switch 2, but there will no doubt be a mid gen refresh with those things.

I think if you have a lot of money for buying games that are only going to work on one system, the Switch 2 is a better product for people that want a system that just works out the box. Steam Deck is for people with patience and an existing library.

Steamcharts showed about 150,000 concurrent players playing the game when I saw a few days ago; I'm shocked at just how popular it is as well. I think he could basically just work on it 70 hours a week for the rest of his life and it would still be a great hourly rate.

Mate, it's one man, Self-published, pulling in the proceeds of a game that has sold 41 million copies. Even if he has made $5 per copy, that's over $200 million dollars. The profit margin on his time even after 10 years is insane.

I have no idea why windows 11 axed that and it just makes the UX worse. It doesn't even make it simpler for noob users.

I feel targeted

Haha same here, backlog is not going well. I made a bunch of folders in steam to organise it though so there's that.

Crash Nsane trilogy and Stanley parable were cheap so I got those too.

CP2077 now feels like it's what it was hyped to be before that awful launch, so I'm glad to have waited 5 years.

Oh they'd know. Everything at square when it comes to sales expectations is about ROI and E33 cost very little to make something better than FF7 Rebirth.

Same here. It hit my <$60 AUD buy point for the ultimate edition.

Urgh.. I thought perfect dark was looking good

I think about as angry that Square Enix is that they couldn't make an Expedition 33.