76 was actually good, and got better with updates. It just had a rough launch, like every Bethesda game.

I want to switch but I really like Vivaldi even though it’s still chromium based…

Apple is adding RCS.

CS 1.6 was not made by Valve, it was a mod for Half-Life.

Surf maps, hours lost to the perfection of surfing using game physics.

You could likely get it to work outside of your network using a VPN, maybe.

$400 GPUs for what? What exactly do those have to do with the Steam Deck?

Youtube music doesn’t have music videos, not sure what you are talking about. It’s just a clone of play music after they shut it down.

Well it also includes a streaming music service which are normally $10/m on their own.

I mean yeah fuck insurance but everyone of those things you listed is definitely covered by HSA. I use my HSA every year for glasses, hospital bills and doctors appointments. also it sounds like you had an FSA since you lost what you didn’t spend. HSA has rollover. But all those expenses you listed are also eligible for FSA.

Because the Epic Launcher is a flaming pile of shit.

I said it would likely happen, I wasn’t denying it.

That will likely happen, maybe. We really don’t know until it happens.

I get where you are coming from but once again this is a niche product for one use only. Just because they use an FPGA doesn’t mean it should be capable of running other cores. If a consumer is looking for that type of use then they should be investing in a Mister. Analogue builds retro consoles with cartridge use in mind, they use FPGA because it gives the most accurate experience. It’s a boutique product, so yes it’s expensive and doesn’t make sense to someone who just wants an all in one device like a mister.

Depends on your definition of savings, if the entire actblizz catalog ends up on gamepass then it’s a huge savings for gamepass subscribers.

That hasn’t been true for a number of years, at least anything developed on Xbox.

Not milking it at all, it’s just a giant undertaking to upgrade millions of miles of plant.

Your right it will, the problem is the current infrastructure cannot support it.

FPGA is technically emulation but not in the same sense as BSNES. BSNES is software emulation, requires a beefy computer for complete accuracy. The SuperNT gives perfect accuracy on a less than 2GHz ARM processor by using the exact same chip logic as the original Snes, so it theoretically is a SNES. BSNES uses reverse engineering with its own code to emulate snes hardware onto x86 architecture. Analogues marketing is fine the way it is because they are correct in what they advertise, the product is niche and targets retro collectors with physical collections.

They sell out in minutes! The last batch of analogue pockets were gone in less than 5 minutes of going on sale.