I will say I probably spent too much time on the FF7 Remake card game

Oh yeah I don’t mean to imply that it’s a guaranteed success, you’re right.

The hype is real though.

I mean thats gonna be the joke. If steam machine really does take off, developers will come, just like they’re starting to cater to the deck. It’ll set a standard for what people want to play on and what they need to make sure their game works on. This is beyond anti cheat and DRM but it’ll be interesting to see how the momentum picks up.

I’d bet that Microsoft is already thinking about getting gamepass working on it (for better or worse)

It basically didn’t add any value to the experience. We just wanted to play CS, and steam just got in the way.

Full bore windows? I’m out.

We need to democratize the internet again, every generation there’s a ma bell pretending they own the internet. Current Gen is Google, AWS, Azure and the like, with ISPs just making sure they get their cut.

I don’t have an issue with these services existing, but in such a way that everything depends on a couple companies? Dangerous for everyone.

I think this almost articulates how I feel about the whole thing. Absolutely, the world will be a better place once everyone moves to Linux, but the Linux community sometimes has a hard time with not coming off like pedantic, high horsing assholes.

Not saying there’s not great resources or welcoming communities out there, but the just use Linux crowd doesn’t look like any fun.

It’s funny because it’s not like the game bar was useful anyway, what’s the benefit of “gaming copilot” let alone the game bar?

Here’s another signal that the AI bubble is desperate for new data. I believe AI is putting out more content than humans and so it’s eating its own slop. All these companies are going to want to see everything you do to gain lesser and lesser benefits in new models. There’s no way any of this shit scales.

There’s a lot to be entertained by police quest even when you’re aware of the flagrant copaganda throughout. It can be comedic, even. Look up ways to die in police quest (YouTube) and it’s pretty funny.

See this is the problem with the law being so slow. I’m all for innovation, but an infotainment system that can brick the car* is an indicator that automakers are messing with critical systems.

There should be enforceable safety controls and quality standards to ensure they’re not slopping out updates designed to brick your car and/or make things obsolete.

I’m not buying a Jeep ever, but everyone should follow some rules.

HACKED.

Oh OK. I’m saying you don’t gey much from this because it really doesn’t look much different from what you can play today.

To be fair, it’s not like I’ve seen everything the remaster has to offer, but they’re making a big announcement and showing things off like it’s a big deal, but first impression is that it isn’t.

Deus Ex GOTY edition has been on GoG and Steam for a while, and some folks have touched those up with mods or releases like Deus Ex Revision that I think are worth checking out.

To be clear it’s not hate I’m trying to get across, it’s “so what? I don’t see why I should pay money for this.”

I’m sorry, I genuinely don’t understand what you’re saying.

I agree the graphics and even the gameplay aren’t amazing, but it’s the story and world building that make this game a classic.

If you’re excited about the remake, that’s cool with me, I think it’s a game everyone should try.

You don’t play OG deus ex for the graphics or… Combat tbh, but this seems like a half ass coat of paint instead of anything of real substance. You can already play Deus ex on modern hardware so I don’t know what you’re really getting here.

Already out of ideas?

Yet another data point for commen sense privacy laws

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Probably the best titles I remember playing. Great device.

As a Linux enjoyer, I agree with you but try not to sound so negative, it’s off putting to normal folks.

There’s a chance it doesn’t speak the necessary protocols for modern websites.