I was wrong - you’re not a fool. You’re a dumbass.
I was wrong - you’re not a fool. You’re a dumbass.
No, thanks. First season burned me badly enough, even if S2 is half-decent, it’s not enough. Also, I doubt they fixed a lot of the issues I had with the experience, in general, and with that in mind, I’m good with just pretending the TV series doesn’t exist anymore. The same goes for any movie in the The Matrix…
Yeah, weird. I mean... I guess I’ll be clicking on a lot fewer things, then, because I’m not the kind of person that goes looking for/is interested in having the experience of figuring out/exploring a game taken away from them with guides, etc.
YouTube is an incredible source of knowledge, awareness, exploration, excitement, and entertainment.
I do trust his words.
With jobs.
I wish they would releases a handheld that plays all of the games they sell.
30FPS, 720p CP2077, for only an hour, an extra half hour after that before completely draining the battery... on a massive handheld that requires its own luggage?
Because choosing console over PC isn’t only about budget?
all stupid piddly shit
What would you “speak to” in this review even if you had experience with Fisker? The point is that he reviewed the unit that he had access to, and here in the year 2024, after a hundred years of motor vehicles, releasing a car with so many little annoying quirks, overlooked details, obviously untested/ignored things…
Unless.
sentence started with “but,” which negates the first half
No, there’s still a lot of room for noticeable improvement.
33TFLOPs is 40% of an RTX 4090. The RTX 4090's MSRP was $1600 at launch - scalping, hoarding, and greed aside. Forty percent of that would be something like $650.
Bigger number does mean better. Better is relative. The important question to ask is what is getting better, and does it matter/is it worth the effort/sacrifices.
It probably is a working Xbox, but all of the stuff around it creates a fire hazard/air flow impedence, so they have to legally state it’s not playable.
That would not be a smart way to get rid of an unsold unit - they’re still selling consoles, and at the very least, it would be useful to keep on hand for warranty replacement supply.
That’s what “gets you”? The thought that you might have to clean your gaming space, wipe a counter down, or vacuum ever in your life?
And who’s to say he doesn’t cause so much good change, regardless of this particular view/what the author of this article can see? He’s got connections, and isn’t actively burning bridges on Twitter like it’s suggested he ought to be doing - there’s no reason to think that his level-headedness and restraint isn’t…