Maybe they never heard of a man named Hiroshi Yamauchi...

I didn’t know this game was out. I saw the trailers and looked forward to the release.

It sounds like PR damage control for Starfield and Elder Scrolls 6 contradicting Phil’s stance on Activision “we will bring games to the gamers everywhere on all platforms”

Thank you, I appreciate you sharing about the full game.

As an RPG fan, I have left the franchise at FFXV.

They did well with the 360, but screwed up the transition by breaking BC, all the non-gaming expenses, and developer unfriendly hardware.

What prompted everyone to learn about Gabe Newell’s deep sea submarine now? I didn’t hear anyone else talking about it...

They are also raising controller prices, even here in the US, despite adding nothing and missing features such as gyro that every other controller has had for a while now...

And unlike the FF7 remake, they kept the original battle system intact! I’m very happy!

No

Oh that was the pilot program they were trying. I was very disappointed when they changed the plans.

That’s good for a hybrid system. Something that was TV-only could provide more performance without consideration for battery, size, and built in screen.

No, that was just a stamp of approval on third party hardware. Like MS endorsing the ROG Ally.

Valve needs to put out a TV console the way they did with Steam Deck.

Exactly, guess what started that trend? The sports games. The ones people buy like clockwork no matter what.

Actually this is excellent news.

The Xbox 360 could do sandwiches, and even the original Xbox could do it in Morrowind.

Looks like a good game for Steam Deck

Solution: No space sandwiches. Bam, 60fps. Reasonable sacrifice for double the frame rate. Astronauts should be eating food in pill form anyway.

They dropped the OG Xbox and the 360 as soon as the next system released, so they spent a very long time with the One.