I don't see why you may need/wait for my permission: go straight away and link as much relevant content you find, it will improve lemmy fediverse community overall
alessandro
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Devil May Cry and Dragon’s Dogma producer to announce new action RPG by the end of the year
(automaton-media.com)
Google/Alphabet is working its magic to protect youtube from being for what it became successful freely available to everyone from everywhere; so it's getting difficult to solve a redirect with a clean link. Anyway, I always place the original youtube link in case something don't work; but still looking for a better solution.
I think GTAV was sold... 3, 5 times to the same person? PS3, Xbox360, PS4, XboxOne, Epic Exclusive, PS4pro, PC, XboxS, PS5, PS5pro
They can arise the price to whatever they want; I am now only interested into Indie or "patient gamers" things; between GTA and CoD franchises the AAA gaming looks more like some sort of onlyfans for a very specific group of paying simp.
That implied a interesting question, which are the other 95% content on rule34 it is fine with.
jiggle physics daughters, to be precise.
People who say "it was never the case" are misremembering history.
Yes, consoles are sold at a loss initially. However, the price-to-performance ratio (in terms of frames per second) consistently decreases over time, regardless of what console manufacturers do.
For example, the original PlayStation was released in 1994 at a cost of $600. By the end of 1999, just six years later, you could emulate its games on a fairly inexpensive, older PC. In 1994, while the first Doom ran on a relatively costly i386/i486, it was impossible to match the arcade-quality graphics of PlayStation games like Tekken 1 to 3. However, by the time the PlayStation 2 was released, it became feasible to use an affordable older PC with a low to mid-range GPU to exceed the graphical capabilities of any console available at that time.
The only period when consoles were truly cheap—meaning they were sold at a loss—was during the first few months after their release. If you already owned a PC, you could easily surpass the performance of newly released consoles by simply upgrading your GPU.
If you buy and Nvidia card you "pay" for DLSS, since it works by using specific material hardware inside the GPU for the job.
If you buy a Intel or AMD GPU you don't neither pay for FSR and XESS
They shouldn't exclusive of each other. You can reach more people to join lemmy by reminding people on reddit they have options if they are honestly (some people just randomly complain to feel special, avoid them) feed off with their platform.
If Valve would release Deadlock for any of those... they would need to.
Unreasonable expensive stuff will sold out by rich people, scalpers and extra rich people who buy from them.
Screwing the economy "frames per $/€" for everyone.
Epic profittability is on Fortnite; there will be lot of skin based on Alan Wake franchise and, also, Fortnite ads everytime you launch AW2 form their launcher etc.
...as for Alan Wake franchise itself, well it goes in the
epic games store marketing black hole