Knew it. This explains why 1st/3rd party game releases never dried up. The Yakuza 1 and Arkham trilogy ports would have never happened on a year 8 system without a promise of backwards compatibility.

I’ve watched huge vtubers play it multiple times and every single time the game ends early from a crash. Or the game accidentally bankrupts a player. It’s bad publicity

Their current Monopoly game is infamously bad

That’s me. Spent 20 years on windows and then decided to buy a Mac as an experiment. After about a month I was a lifetime convert

I remember 2011 when Skyrim came out and the internet buzz was also “wow people do still want single player games”. AAA game companies never learn lol

At my last WFH job my daily setup was firefox, sublime text, slack (electron app), github desktop (also electron), and 3 terminals, one running a local dev server. It all ran fine.

Am i the only one who still has no problems with 8GB? Not that I wouldn't be happy with more but i can't remember the last time I've even thought about ram usage

Shitty clickbait headline. They're just going to be off TV for a while.

This could be good if they properly use their whole library.

If Switch 2 is backwards compatible this release date doesn’t affect anything

All xeno games have very light and mostly fanservice connections. Aside from that it’s standalone

YEASSSSSSSSS

Not for me but this is a very good idea. Plenty of voting age zoomers play this

Yeah I think so, including nintendo. ~3 years after that deal happened we should begin seeing multiplatform releases