Just a person who likes media that you actually can hold in your hands and computers that only do what you tell them to.
It varies from game to game, as you’d expect. I can play pokemon multi-player without requiring a link cable, for example, but I can’t speak to other games I haven’t played much (like smash brothers or mariokart). If you mean games in general on the steamdeck, I find gog games and randos like Doom and Diablo multiplayer works just fine.
But it’s impossible for a human on the internet to like more than 1 thing at a time!
You very politely missed the #1 point… I can already play every single nintendo game I’ve ever bought on my steamdeck. Right now. With no subscription, just simply uploading from my GBA/DS/3DS/Switch to my Steamdeck… Nintendo for reasons completely lost to me refuses to allow that. Like, wth are they even doing over there to not have solved that issue day 1 on the switch.
Some good albums there!
Anyone else feel like their head is spinning from all the craziness right now? It’s a bit much tbh.
The pink panther theme still sits as my favorite, from childhood on.
When I saw them on tour with Slayer, there were no real lines for their shirts at the start, but by the end of the show they were almost entirely sold out. They made a lot of fans that day.
The rowing was fun, and I loved that set!
oh that song is amazing
Such a great group, I hope I can get to more of their concerts
These two Dropkick Murphys/Guthrie albums are excellent, and their sentiment is as topical now as it was when they were first written
Right on! Always nice to add some Zeppelin to the collection.
Some people love this album, some don’t, but I felt it was a really good return after a couple of more ‘mainstream’ albums.
Megadeth sets such a high bar for metal
Disintegration is probably my second favorite Cure album ever, nice find!
I get mine from B&N, local stores, Walmart, Discogs (for rarities), but probably most of all from bandcamp.
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Ofc not, I’m asking why they didn’t just release a collection like Sega did, or like Nintendo has done in the past.
Releasing a “classics” collection in the first few months of the switch would have been such an easy move.
Though, contextually (and more importantly), pointing out that the switch 2 doesn’t just have to compete against a similar device with a mammoth array of games… but one with all of nintendo’s games, too.