Drasglaf

I’ve been thinking about buying a used Steam Controller for a while, I guess I’m waiting for official news now.

I suffered this game back then, it was terrible and infuriating.

I got it for free a couple of years ago, it’s quite fun IMHO.

One thing makes people rage more than the other.

Slay The Spire alone can give you hundreds of hours, even thousands.

FreeTube and LibRedirect, a match made in heaven.

If you don’t mind emulation (or maybe own a 3DS already), I think Attack of the Friday Monsters! A Tokyo Tale for 3DS fits your criteria quite well.

Remote Play Together is another big one for many, I’ve used it together with Retroarch, so much fun.

There’s always been the risk of confusion

A name change does make sense for both

Then make SUSE become ClosedSUSE. It couldn’t be easier.

I paid for it for a while some time ago, but stopped because I don’t play many recent games anymore. I can wait for the games to be very cheap and buy them on Steam or GOG, and also play more indie games than ever, and I also have retro gaming.

It was obvious from the start that they would start rising prices as soon as they got to a critical number of subscribers, it was too good to be true for a long time. I think the regular subscription was something like 5€ a month when I used it, now the price has doubled and it’s going to keep rising without a doubt.

I haven’t played the latest biome, I got sick of waiting 1+ year for each one and gave up on the game.

I just realized you probably weren’t talking about the gaming industry, but I’m pleased to see my comment fit anyway.

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And even deflate a bit, it wouldn’t hurt.

If it’s not too expensive and there is an easy way to hook it to a CRT monitor, I might consider getting one.

Indeed. Every job requires experience, but you have no chance of earning that experience unless you already have it, so no there’s way of getting that job.

Here, something to keep you going.

It’s Hi-Rez

Citra can already be played in VR, this looks a bit unnecessary.

Gris and Subnautica. For different reasons, they made me feel things I didn’t think I could feel while playing video games anymore.