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I’m guessing the kinds of people who say “I’d spend SO much money on X game!” Are the type of people who enjoy spending money on microtransactions.

I’d spend like $20 on buying a new pod racing game, but i have no desire to spend thousands of $ pimping my pod with gold drip lol. But some people like that kinda thing. But I don’t think anyone likes p2w lol, at least I haven’t seen anyone say that ever.

Ahhh... My first dwarf build.

You played the game all the way through then asked for a refund anyways? Lol wtf?

Discount version of Mario and Luigi?

It’s a NEW… lap… RECcord!

The Witcher 3 was much much better.

Same dude. I played it pn PC at launch and honestly can not recall any of the glitches or bugs I may have encountered. I don't think there were.really any at all for me. The driving was weird as fuck though.

Looks old discord marketing

"Rinse repeat almost a dozen times"... Yeeeeah, that's more because there's a lot of unworthy, shitty games these days. Many who have great marketing, trailer or screenshots and make you think you're gonna get something great, but then hands on you're like holy shit... and then uninstall. So to me, that's not a problem with Steam. Devs need to make good products that both hold up under scrutiny and actually deliver on their promises.

Dreamcast was a beaut of a console. My old one still works afaik

Usually only one other. Everyone knows the best threeways are MFM

Lmao that's like saying a Brazilian steakhouse taste mediocre compared to steak'n'shake

Nice, you get to experience the disappointment everyone else did in the 90's.

The Sega CD did, but not the Genesis/Mega Drive itself. The Dreamcast took CDs.

Remember, they're not Dead...Aim for the head!

That sounds cool though

I might have to look at the racing games where I can vs people as well

E3 needs to rebrand from its current media targeted, behind-closed-doors, AAA publisher advertising event, to a gamer targeted indie dev event, with a focus on demo booths and merch.

That’s crazy, I JUST found my copy of that in my mom’s storage shed yesterday.

It’s a competent, stylish shooter, sure. But it’s also a game with quests like Sinnerman, Coin Operated Boy, Don’t Lose Your Mind. There are some games covering those topics, but not many.

Megadrive took CDs

It is absolutely worth it and changed the way I game.

Honestly I didn’t even think I “needed” one until I started traveling a lot. Once I got one though I realized just how awesome it is.

I feel completely untethered from my desk which has allowed me to spend more time in other areas of my house rather than being stuck in my gaming room.

The ability to stream games from your desktop is also huge.

I can basically play any game at high end pc levels of graphics on my deck from anywhere in the home.

Plus the system itself is pretty damn powerful even without utilizing your home system. It can natively run games like divinity original sin 2, the Witcher 3, and cyberpunk all on high graphics settings with zero issue. I even played cp2077 on ULTRA with this thing and it still ran fine.

Some games also just play better on a handheld. King games of civ5 for example are way better on the steam deck where you c an pick it up from anywhere.

Just my opinion but yes. For me it has changed my gaming habits.

Sorta

It has a full blown track builder

You can also use community made tracks but only for Time Attacks sadly

Hopefully they release an update later to allow racing with custom tracks

Here's an example of a custom track someone made

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Thank you for showing us why Nintendo doesn't have to match the budget of Sony and Microsoft. Because customers (you) still buy them regardless.

So, again, why would they match the budget of the others if their products keep selling?