Dealing with computer breaking DRM, and drivers that fix one game and fuckup another is a big reason that I've been gaming on consoles more and more.
The sad thing is.. it doesn't matter which side of the political fence you're on... We all know climate change is a real thing, and year after year it gets worse.
But one side wants to address it, while the other side wants to get paid to ignore it.
Then the propaganda machine gets spinning, and you've got people that know better arguing against it just because they don't want "the libs to get a win".
So, they'd rather watch the world burn than do anything about it.
As conservative as my grandparents were, if you got them talking about it outside of politics, they would agree with you on anything related to climate change... As soon as you brought up any plans to do something about it... It's t"he Dem are trying to take over your life".
So.... So... So very sad.
Seeing the Sega-CD with a retail price of $49.99 hurt my soul.
I bought mine on release day and specifically remember selling my entire pewter figure collection and just barely having the $311.99 (after taxes) for my Sega-CD at "Best"... Not "Best Buy"... Just "Best".
Still don't regret it.
It's the first non-marvel move other than Oppenheimer that I'm truly geeked for.
Like, I'm a huge Ant-Man fan, (we do exist) but even for Quantumania, I was.... Rightfully cautious..
But I don't feel that way about Dune and... Christopher Nolan movies.
It's a nice change of pace to not have the trepidation.