Well if you expect to get 5 years out of your console you need to bear in mind that, by the time Scorpio is released, the Xbox One will be 4 years old. Buy it one year after it’s released and you will have gotten 5 years out of your Xbox One.

By default, it’s also the worst movie ever made about a farting corpse.

By default, it’s also the worst movie ever made about a farting corpse.

Can you name the truck with four wheel drive, smells like a steak and seats 35?

Okay, yeah, I don’t know why I said easier. The Pi won’t be easier because the NES Classic obviously just has a couple of cables and a controller to connect and then you switch it on and it’s running. But the Pi is still ridiculously easy if you use something like Recalbox, where all the software is already prepared…

These days I would say just ignore the system requirements, buy the games you want on Steam, try playing them and if they don’t run fast enough to play comfortably you can get a refund. And don’t worry about ‘hidden damage’, there’s no such thing, or at least not that would result from trying to run something that…

Yeah, as a fellow Raspberry Pi user I really don’t see the point/value in the NES Classic at all. I mean I’m happy that people have found ways of adding to/changing the games on it, because I’m always interesting in how things can be hacked and tinkered with, but a Raspberry Pi with Emulation Station/RetroPie/Recalbox…

Try several hundred - NES ROMs are a lot smaller than 1mb. 512mb is enough for every NES game ever released and then you could probably throw in some hacked ROMs as well.

Well licensing issues is a more limiting factor than storage space.

Ah, I misread the previous post, thinking it was saying the game still requires Steam to be installed and running even after being cracked. Yes, it is Steamworks but obviously that can be cracked easily just like NY other game to not require Steam on top of the Denuvo crack.

Basically my reaction to reading this.

Multiplayer and things like achievements, friends lists, global leaderboards, Steam workshop support/community content, etc., if you care about that sort of stuff.

No it doesn’t.

My vote is for Tyler Perry

Fear mongering.

Well apparently I still have the patience. Also same day delivery isn’t available everywhere - I certainly don’t have that option.

The only people who get viruses from torrents are those who really don’t know anything about what to look for (in terms of trusted providers and also what a virus looks like). Hint - if it’s a 256kb .exe file, it’s probably not the 1080p 5.1 Blu-Ray-ripped 2 hour movie file you were looking for, no matter how nicely…

Always hated those ads.

So that’s all assuming you buy enough stuff from Amazon to make it worthwhile. The product prices themsleves aren’t cheaper, it’s just you get free fast shipping on everything instead of free slow shipping only if you spend a certain amount. I can usually afford to wait for stuff so I just wait until there’s enough…

Why would it be ‘upconverted’ (upscaled)? It was shot in 4K and is available in 4K.