He means you can just go buy a Indie game on steam instead.
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Steam KH sep 9th lets go
Baseless speculation but there's also Crash Anniversary on September 9th which seems like a good opportunity to announce/release Crash 4 for Steam (unless they are just having some sort of competition with Rockstar for pointlessly updating unreleased games).
IMMORTALITY bought and I can't wait to dive in.
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That's what Im doing, but I still want KH on Steam.
Oh, neat, I didn't know that this was in development.
Still better than ur mom!!
KH isn't good. Final Fantasy isn't good. Dragon Quest isn't good. Dark Souls and anything like it isn't good. Anime isn't good.
Everyone hate me.
Everyone hate me.
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There's a new tab specifically for Japanese developers. Valve knows the value of anime.
Gabe hated anime until he saw how much anime trading cards go for at the Market.Top Releases of July 2022
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There's a new tab specifically for Japanese developers. Valve knows the value of anime.
I saw anime in the cinema a few days ago! I saw Memories, a classic.
Seeing anime in the cinema is such a treat. Sadly, about 10 years ago our local council closed our smaller cinema that showed amazing and weird anime stuff, on the rationale that these films could be shown at the big chains.
This happened for a little while, but then a low cost chain took over an old abandoned cinema, started selling tickets at 40% of the cost of the big chains, and all of a sudden all the non-mainstream stuff in the chains went by the wayside and screens are just now filled to the gills with Disney movies at price-matched tickets.
Cinema is dying a slow, painful death everywhere, but in my city it's extra bad.
This happened for a little while, but then a low cost chain took over an old abandoned cinema, started selling tickets at 40% of the cost of the big chains, and all of a sudden all the non-mainstream stuff in the chains went by the wayside and screens are just now filled to the gills with Disney movies at price-matched tickets.
Cinema is dying a slow, painful death everywhere, but in my city it's extra bad.
Cowabunga Collection works great on Deck except few slowdowns on opening launch.
Once again no dualshock prompts.
Once again no dualshock prompts.
Now if that would mean less shitty VN handling...Top Releases of July 2022
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There's a new tab specifically for Japanese developers. Valve knows the value of anime.
About the steam deck,which is the best option to buy? The 512GB one? Or you can buy the others and then upgrade them? I didn't follow closely the reviews 
You can absolutely upgrade it yourself later, if you are fine with opening up the Steam Deck. I personally went with the 512GB one, since I simply never want to worry about storage and don't want to bother opening the device either. So I didn't mind the higher price for those two perks.About the steam deck,which is the best option to buy? The 512GB one? Or you can buy the others and then upgrade them? I didn't follow closely the reviews
Also 512GB version comes with an anti-glare treatment and a hardcase. If you're comfy opening up your Steam Deck and can get hold of a bigger 2230 NVMe SSD then the 256GB is a decent choice.About the steam deck,which is the best option to buy? The 512GB one? Or you can buy the others and then upgrade them? I didn't follow closely the reviews
I went with the 512GB because i saved up over the year it took to arrive, 2230 SSDs are still tricky to get hold of here, i'm not comfy opening up the Deck anyway and i'll take an anti-glare treatment screen any day of the week.
Always full! Can't see why I would dimm. At night I usually have other lights on so it doesn't get too straining for the eyes.
The difference is not only with storage. The screen is quite different too.About the steam deck,which is the best option to buy? The 512GB one? Or you can buy the others and then upgrade them? I didn't follow closely the reviews
example:
Where it is most noticeable is outdoors and sunny days (from 3:45)
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I started the campaign of Marvel's Avengers and I am quite enjoying it so far. Good characters, an interesting story and reasonably fun gameplay. Hopefully the GaaS shit won't affect the campaign and I will be able to enjoy it until the end.
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This looks so good. I haven't backed anything on Kickstarter in a long time, but this gives me serious Ultima VII vibes so I'm gonna do it.
Each screen is different, so a specific value may not be comparable between different screens. ^^;
I have my monitor at 65 (Gigabyte G27Q) and my TV at 55 (LG 43UN71).
maximum, burn away those retinas
Currently, 5/100. It's in a dark corner and I'm a cave dweller.
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