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Works even with giphy, in my experience (browser only)

The solution is for everyone to migrate to Jami, which is obviously the better option!

They’ll do it if they can manage to make it impossible to use any adapter. PSVita used those tiny memory sticks because fuck you for wanting standardized storage solutions

I have that, I should probably play it sometime

I remember when it was a UT3 mod

As a separate comment: Iji

Freeware game and an awesome gem. Great soundtrack, too

Elder Scrolls Skyrim, really niche indie game. Just kidding!

Nikoderiko - really fun platformer that’s kind of a mix of Donkey Kong and Crash. Currently on sale on gog (linked) and steam

I saw that Yellow Taxi some time ago and loved the retro 3D aesthethics

The v2 launcher will supposedly open up 5x faster on average upon cold boots, while restoring it from the system tray will be 6.5x faster on average. That’s a huge improvement, but keep in mind that Epic got these numbers from a ridiculous test bench comprised of a 32-core AMD Threadripper, an RTX A6000, and 128GB of RAM. Not exactly consumer-grade hardware, especially during these times.

So, we can expect, at best, 1.2x faster reponse. I bet it will still be a piece of shit unreal app that’s little more than yet another electron

So, just like Pokemon Go?

I loved the Mass Effect 3 fan explanation of the ending, tying together why Shepard saw the kid while fleeing Earth in the beginning, then again at the Catalyst while heavily wounded. Of the 3 choices, the red (destroying all the mass relays and the reapers) was the only one where he stopped limping to stand up again.

In Deus Ex Human Revolution, it’s pretty easy to forget the opening cutscene by the time you’re doing shit in China and get told to go to a clinic to fix your implants, in order to stop glitching. Said cutscene shows a bunch of shadowy figures planning how to control everyone with implants.

N is a Z sideways. Check-fucking-mate, Noroark

The team demands more tea, Sebastian! Chop chop!

This one is focused on emulated games, so it’s more of “emulation as a service”

Careful, the NFT bros might try to revive that dumb idea

Just noticed that the Sonic Advance games haven’t been re-released in the west, they’re tough but good platforming games of the GBA era. Sonic Battle is another GBA game that is actually a fun battler.

Of the 3D games, people always prefer Sonic Adventure 2, which I also think is better than Sonic Adventure 1 - it shows its age more than 2 - and although most people don’t seem to like it, most levels of Sonic Heroes are interesting or fun, but having to play through all of them 4 times to unlock the final ending is a fucking chore.

PS1, I had the original gray box and later the small white boy. Both modded to accept any CD from the get go (yay for Brazilian piracy!), which brought me great joy once broadband internet reached my home in late 2003.

Even that dumb argument of theirs falls flat once you see that plenty of games use the main menu screen as a little ad space for their own store or similar games.

It sure feels like it, given how much power is in the hands of so few people. Unlike previous similar situations in the past (of extreme power/wealth concentration), it’s never been easier to control the masses

I’m frankly amazed that companies still insist on creating their own launchers, despite every company getting well deserved flak whenever they do it.