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Pre-Windows PC Era games worth mentioning:
- Wing Commander 1 & 2
- X-Wing and TIE Fighter
- Sierra point & click adventure games like Kings Quest & Leisure Suit Larry,
- Doom
- Quake
- Dune 2
- Command & Conquer
- Warcraft 1 (zug zug!)
- X-Com
- Fallout 1
Pre-Windows PC Era games worth mentioning:
Poland is a NATO member, so no, they’re not touching Poland. If they do it’s WWIII.
If you play it you’ll see. I just tried it out yesterday and it’s basically combined elements from Pokemon (creature collection & design style), Minecraft (crafting, resource collection), Slime Rancher (base building, using the “Pals” as workers), Zelda (hot/cold mechanics, climbing, combat, weapon durability), and a bunch of other elements from other games like a tech tree, recipes,
It’s somehow been able to do that in a really cohesive end product. It’s definitely a mish-mash, and the cutesy pals definitely do look like pokemon characters, but it somehow just works.
open the link in an incognito window.
vast majority of gamers are going to be running Windows.
Vast majority of PC gamers are on windows, yeah. But overall the PC gamer market and console gamer markets are similar. There’s a lot of overlap too as PC gamers also have consoles.
Same here, I find I use my RG35xx more than my RG353M. It’s just so easy to use with garlicOS.
kbin user checking in. There’s dozens of us out there.
it’ll be mobile only. don’t you people have phones?
Tons of non Japan created PS1 games.
Crash Bandicoot was made by Naughty Dog software, a US based company.
Legacy of Kain and Soul Reaver were Canadian games.
Spyro the Dragon was from Insomniac games in California. Also Spiderman.
Tony Hawk Pro Skater was by Neversoft, again California.
You can play media off it, but the cards were proprietary, expensive, and prone to failure, especially the big ones. I’ve had the 64gb card get corrupted a few times.
So what is it that differentiates the “ultra” processors, is it the new K line?
Weirdly the picture in the article is an F-16 but somehow the thumbnail that Lemmy pulled is the F-35.