This isn’t Nvidia’s fault though.

It went live so you could play anything on it and publishers pitched a fit. Presumably because they’d sold exclusive streaming rights to somebody else.

Even though it’s literally none of their goddamn business where you run the games you already paid for.

I just looked at prices from my local chippy, and everything has doubled in price in the last 8 years.

I’ll tell you what hasn’t doubled in the last 8 years. My salary.

I suspect a good chunk of this is due to increases in electricity costs. While it went up to a cap for residential users in the UK, businesses had no such limit and around the time Russia invaded Ukraine it went to stupid levels. The only places that haven’t increased costs by a huge margin were those charging a king’s ransom anyway (mostly pizza places), and a couple of tiny Chinese restaurants that mostly use gas for cooking rather than electric.

Yes, it was pretty bad. Poor battery life and the damn power cable never stayed in.

Emulated a handful of games, put it in a drawer and forgot about it. Got a PSP instead and spent months playing Everybody’s Golf.

I’m not surprised, they have to live with them!

Although in fairness a lot of it is anti Japanese hate, and that was some heinous shit that went down in the 40s, even by WWII standards.

German cars are highly regarded around the world.

Now Italian cars…

But Portugal is on the other side.

That’s Rogue One.

I did like Solo, but can’t but feel it would have been better had the main character not been Han Solo, because nobody was really going to live up to Harrison Ford in the originals.

As long as the browsers keep getting patches we’re all good.