His new power will be grappling claws.

It’s not a culture thing because Playstation officially moved their HQ to California in 2016, and around 2014-2015 there was the transition phase.

I want to play Midnight Suns more than ever since it reminds me of MG AC!D. That game was fun.

How do you know it didn’t go through a vetting process?

Yup, I’ve lost saves and had to re-download a bunch of things due to some issue between my PS4 and external hard drive when upgrading the internal.

They’re certainly miles easier than getting a RTX graphic card.

I’d be really interested in seeing what Japanese players thought of the use of racism. It seems like the characters spouting it are your opponents and consistently presented as villains in the wrong, with Ryunosuke’s reactions functioning as showing that their opinions are absurd and incorrect rather than giving…

It reminds me of all those people who half-ass attempt to pronounce any non-Anglo Saxons name with a dismissive tone. Followed by some snide remark.

You forget that a lot of games are free for PC at one point in time especially indies combined with the fact that most people’s digital library are more than a decade old.

If Steam Deck is a success, I see it stinging more than just a little when Switch 2 comes into play.

Currently between chip shortages and container shortages, very low likelihood.

That’s just nitpicking points on what I’ve just said.

I think the key thing that most people forget is that even if the Switch hardware itself isn’t in direct competition with Steam Deck, the game sales are. This is where most of the earnings are made.

Another thing is that I am confident that the games I buy on PC/Steam will be future compatible (assuming there is a Steam Deck 2).

People who want a handheld indie machine likely already have a Switch. Most hardcore PC gamers would probably rather take advantage of their supercharged specs or use M&K.

That’s an awfully small sample size, only 5000 people surveyed. It’s unfortunate NPD hasn’t been freely open with their data in years.

I got mine 3 years ago during BF for $350 after tax. I was already paying about $100 more than the lowest end 4K model.

I think you misunderstand what it means for a product to be mainstream. It means the product is in the growth/maturity stage where companies can target their product to the masses. It’s more about the make up of the sales.

Reminds me of the Vita TV.

4K TV has been mainstream for over 7 years now and starting to enter end of product life. You can now get a 4K TV at the same price if not cheaper than a 1080p TV. At this point, most people have replaced their old 1080p with 4K.