I own a psp go. I think a chunky (thickness) and larger one would be interesting. My psp acts as a clock when docked which is cool. But I think slide is dead as people have said. The buttons on psp are very thin. Certainly be hard to do trackpads etc.
Major Problems with game industry right now... Cost to make a game, and from that the repercussions if it fails.
Making an engine doesn't happen overnight, and then you need new Devs to learn that engine throughout its lifetime. Fine for a big player, but even a large company like CDPR had issues, hence moving.
It's a shame, but you can't write off engines like UE. Epic and the Coalition do incredible work with it. UE5 is still VERY new. Look at Fortnite and wait for the next Gears game. Even if the game is dull I'm sure it will be a showcase for UE5.
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I'm not going to take your insolence sitting down
The odd choice was not enabling the m.2 from launch. I'm not sure building to a price is odd given VERY few gen 4 drives were around at the time and the memory prices were INSANE at that time.
Kind of amazing they have gone from circa £140 to £35 for 1tb in less than 3 years.
Will be interesting if valve can make proton work on arm with similar results. Maybe that will be steam deck 3?
AMD confirmed works on console. First impressions by Digital Foundry etc said it exceeded expectations, however they weren't allowed to play it. Hopefully lag isn't terrible
Surprised you can see all the cartridges, thought some would be in fog from that distance.