That seems pretty reductive IMO. Like RE7 and RE8 are genuinely good returns to form for the series. The RE2 and RE4 releases are remakes which by most standards improve the original releases and bring them into the current generation.

Then throw in the Phoenix Wright games, Monster Hunter games, Dragon’s Dogma games, Street Fighter games, DMC…

I would argue Capcom has been on a tear of very good games, especially in the last 5 years.

So you don’t like turn based games? Unless I’m misunderstanding

You might like FF7 Remake, the combat is sort of a hybrid where it’s mostly realtime but you can give commands via a turn menu mid combat too

This feels like something Neil deGrasse Tyson would write.

You can kiss yourself in the mirror. But only on the lips.

I think this is a tacit admission from Nintendo that they consider the Steam Deck a competitor. Whereas for so long they have really not considered either Sony or Microsoft as competitors in their space.

If it brings more PC M+K style games to the Switch then that is only a good thing for the consumer I think, and there may even be a plus side for stuff like Metroid Prime 4 having mouse aim which would be cool.

People keep buying them (and complaining how shit GameFreak is)

They could (and probably should) just partner up with ProtonDB and just bring in badges like the Decky plugin does. That also has the added bonus of getting some recommended tweaks or settings from other users really easily.

Braess’s paradox

It’s a feature not a bug.

Uhhh no. The current government is a centre-left party not too dissimilar to the US Democrats.

They’re still fucking useless but at least they’re not dangerously incompetent like the last few right wing governments, or dangerously competent as the current opposition leader (who is an ex-cop) would be in power

Nope. Check this shit

https://youtu.be/yXbJe-rUNP8?si=Z2ewXNH9pHoC5JpK

I would say isometric adventure game

Is it true that they are variable length and slow down the boot / wake time?

Lil Gator Game for a pretty short (maybe 4ish hours), VERY cute love letter to growing up and Zelda. 3D adventure sort of platformer I suppose, not dissimilar to A Short Hike

Not sure what you mean, the linked article was from months ago and the in person vote was yesterday. People had plenty of time to decide to make an informed choice and many decided not to.

Oh man, the ending is so good, excited you get to see it for the first time. Definitely one of the best Zelda endings without question.

Majora’s Mask fans in shambles at this comment

Yes, definitely harder and especially the end game.

I basically never used food in BotW and didn’t really have to seek out equipment upgrades, but found it was pretty much mandatory for the final area after banging my head on it over and over.

I wish it would go on sale… ever. I’ve bought it multiple times across several platforms now, I really don’t want to spend $60 trying to get all the DLC on PC

Ha, funny timing, I actually just got this working yesterday.

I recommend going with OpenTyrian2000 rather than the GOG edition. It has some extra scaling options and music works out of the box.

Basic steps:

• download OpenTyrian and data files (in Github description) from https://github.com/KScl/opentyrian2000
• extract all to same folder. Data files should sit in same directory as OpenTyrian2000.exe
• (optional) if you have a Windows PC, you can try running it and it should start up normally
• assuming that’s all working, copy the files to your Deck
• add a new Lutris shortcut to existing game. I used latest Wine.
• test that you can run the game on Deck, it should boot and play fine with sound and all. Scaling options are in the OpenTyrian2000 menu option.
• (optional) on Steam side map escape key to start so you can pause the game if needed. All the other default keybinds seem to work though I did not test for long so others like weapon switching may need to be changed.

Hope that helps! Let me know if I’ve messed anything up or if it’s not working for you