If you didn’t deleted it like 5 years ago chances are that you won’t be deleting it now or in the future.
If you didn’t deleted it like 5 years ago chances are that you won’t be deleting it now or in the future.
Don’t forget to put on your safety glasses guys!
Gotta be feeding the meat grinder for the years to come.
I always loved the look of the Super Nintendo, for some reason it looked like a piece of decoration straight out of a Super Mario game.
And half of those players are probably the devs.
I played the demo back then and it was pretty barebones which hurt because you can’t see the love poured into the game. I’ll be checking it again in the future and see how it is now.
I think this summarizes pretty well the current state of video games.
Played it a couple of weeks ago: short and simple but neat and fun too. Looking forward to the sequel.
Yeah, still waiting for my Firefox + ublock on iOS, guess I’ll have to wait until my iPad dies and buy an Android tablet instead.
I no longer play on consoles since I mostly play on PC but I saw no point in buying digital on consoles since you can’t sell the games you don’t want to keep after playing or buying heavily discounted ones from second hand.
The church is losing clients and workforce so naturally it’s looking for prospects.
The freedom to make a PNS account maybe?
I dunno but it sounds like a very cherry picked metric just for the sake of it.
That MSX though, my childhood passes before my eyes looking at it.
Someone should be suing them… oh, snap!
Kind of cool but wouldn’t be a regular flip system, either vertical or horizontal, cheaper and more reliable to implement?
Yes I know, that is because Phonak use Bluetooth classic, and older standard with more lag, more battery consumption and less quality but far more compatibility. I heard you can connect a Phonak to pretty much anything Bluetooth capable, even old dumb phones or mp3 players.
I have the Resound Nexia which use Bluetooth LE audio, MFI and ASHA protocol which are supposedly better but you need devices that support them. MFI is for Apple devices and ASHA is Android exclusive. But outside of that you are pretty much screwed. LE Audio and the LC3 codec are here (since several years ago) to fix that but adoption it’s being very slow.
For what I’ve read the distro in which Steam OS is based has already BT LE audio and the LC3 codec support built in but it is up to Valve to implement it at a OS level. One can dream :)
It will be tied to Microsoft and Gamepass heavily. Neither of those things interest me.