Unfortunately, the Ally X doesnt have trackpads which is must have for games like strategy and point&click. The lack of trackpads in this hardware category is astounding, actually.

You go in there and make it about Nintendo

Weird how we are suddenly against Chinese game companies like tencent due to security issues.

I don’t know who “we” is but Chinese game companies always had a bad rep. They just recently tried to gamewash their image by releasing games in this one genre with the swords and epic journeys.

Well can you see beforehand which game uses Steam DRM? And I still need the client installed to download anything, and even then I only archive the actual game, not any dependency.

Lemmy user destroys motivation behind archeology and archives with facts and logic

I don’t know about the US, but the parents of my peers (East Germany) recalled that the fathers were actively discouraged to enter the delivery room.

ok how can I watch anything then?

A seven year old iPhone I got very cheap.

I hope by “CDs” you mean CDs bought directly from the artists.

They don’t work so you can play (pirated) games, they work because building a near-complete emulator is demanding and satisfying work.

That’s not what they meant when they said that AIs can be a powerful tool for doctors.

Like the OP I answered to who suggested to not pay money for games instead? I was making fun of their „principles“.

this won’t buy anyone a yacht, though

Thanks, was looking for something like this! But does “NTSC-J versions of …” means it’s Japanese?

Your principle should be to not generate any kind of demand, not even cultural, and not play their games at all. Otherwise, you’re just cherrypicking for comfort.

All hardware vendors that use DDR RAM increase their prices for obvious reasons.

Now that you mention it, Crow Country too has the option for modern controls.

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Sorry We‘re Closed, Crow Country, and Signalis (was already mentioned but is really really good). The last two have tank controls but are not nearly as clunky or difficult as RE1/2 because of that.