Pretty sure it was the memory cards insane price more than UMD support
And that’s 12 years ago
This is the way
Worms poped up on my mind first
Most racing games will do as well
Turn based RPGs too I guess (like the first FFs for example)
Classic shooter might do as well (first doom alike ones)
I love to make most of whatever hardware I get my hands on, I have a 2009 ASUS Eee that’s running MX Linux, it’s not the best experience of a laptop but it runs stuff so I can make use of it
Great thanks
Oh Linux runs great on it, but gaming doesn’t, the translation layer overhead and poor Vulkan support are the drawbacks here, I could run emulated games pretty well using the same hardware
It already runs Linux, but the GPU is suffering when it comes to run games with proton/wine, even 2003 games are running poorly, what makes Windows a bad option for that hardware?
Mafia remake ended up being a great one, I know they’re not the same devs, but Remedy does well generally
I’m broke so I’ll just die a slow and painful death, maybe I’ll find the courage to kill myself before it becomes too much
The series should’ve ended with AC3, but Ubi milks IPs like crazy (think POP, both the 2008 reboot and whatever we got in last year)
Rogue had a great story though, I’d take it as a spinoff AC
I kinda feel like people don’t really care, I mean the ones who care are here and they left these products behind, but we’re really a small fraction that barely counts, most just use these stuff, they just don’t overthink it.
Are you me? I have a very similar ASUS with similar hw and it’s rocking MX 32bit, if you want more cutting edge stuff, you can switch to 32bit Void (xbps is blazing fast, but the docs aren’t Arch-wiki-quality)
Because some are lazy fucks
I think you don’t need any special software, the linux kernel recognizes DS4 OOTB as a game controller, I tried it with Flycast (standalone, not libretro’s) and it was just plug and play
Yes, bad actors can exist everywhere, it doesn’t really help anything but fragment the project and harm it, do we need multiple directed forks ? Fuck no it will be best if everyone can monitor and contribute, I kind of think of it as they do peer reviewing in research and shit, it’s always better when more people can view it, that will leave less room for biasing and frankly detect bad actors easily
Red Hat recently blocked my country from accessing Fedora (both site and repos), while I could use a VPN (which would fucking suck, I’d have to keep it on the entire time I’m upgrading) but fuck them, I moved to Arch.
This is just horrible, fuck big tech and their services
And they didn’t even sell that much