Hope it stays as pure of a remake as possible. Every now and then I’ll play Halo Inifinite multiplayer since it’s free and works on Linux. The maps are too big. I understand the game has sprint and sliding but for casual players, I don’t have great Halo movement skills. Casuals like me enjoy chaotic multiplayer. Hopefully this remake has all the old smaller maps of the OG Halo and maybe throw in some Halo 2 and 3 maps. Really should consider coming out swinging with a lot of content rather than disappointing at release again and drip feeding content to a mostly abandoned community again

I need to watch it. I avoided Stampede since the art style is so different compared to the manga but it’s supposed to incorporate much of the manga that the original anime diverged from. So it’s worth watching both. Like old fairy tales that have a bunch of different takes on them that people enjoy numerous of

Original at least for the art style and mood and music. 90s anime has art and music much different than today. Like Cowboy Bebop and Hajime no Ippo would sound way different and way different lighting today if remakes today happened with some story changes. Trigun Stampede people seem to like and people seem to accept both aren’t 100% faithful manga adaptations

I have 300+ that have a playable to perfect steam deck rating. I’m pretty sure I’ve played numerous games with no steam deck compatibility rating. Besides multiplayer games, I buy games assuming that they’ll work and it generally works out

I’ve tried running it twice full-time and ended up going to Kubuntu. My bad on judging KDE Plasma from my experience with it when Plasma 5 was new. I just used Gnome all this time. A decade later KDE is actually what I was hoping Cosmic would become someday. Really polished up compared to early Plasma 5 days

It’s been a year and there’s still no library view. Just scroll a long page of all the games available in the store where the games you own are mixed in. At this point I feel like it’s got to be an idiotic intentional design choice to hope users spend more money during the time it takes to find the games they own

PS3 and X360, the two platforms that once they’re 95% of the way there would cover practically everything I’d want to play not for sale on PC yet

I’d say it’s the right call that cliffhangers aren’t viable currently with 10-15 year gaps between series games that Bethesda seems to have shoehorned themselves into. Also pretty dirty that he wasn’t made the TES6 game director after the success of TES5 and the position being promised for 6. Being told that he’d be directory for TES6 and then waiting 11 years for production to start and then being told you won’t be director is bad leadership on Todd’s part. Kuhlmann could have been funded to start working on growing a splinter team after the last Skyrim expansion or Fallout 4 so they wouldn’t be stuck in these 10-15 year gaps between games in a series. Ideally same for someone to do the same for a Fallout 5 after 4 while Todd Howard led Starfield.

It’s not teams from scratch. It’s splinter teams that have senior leadership from the previous games and experienced mid-career employees incorporating new juniors and new mid-career hires. It’s the path of maintaining and passing on institutional knowledge and retaining talent so they don’t feel like their career has capped out where they’re at so if they want to have the directorial control that they’ve spent a career working towards, they won’t take all their knowledge off to another company

There’s practically no moat right now for VR operating systems. Meta had the closest because of their studios. Wide open again for Valve and SteamOS/Linux

An official API for third parties to pull games/ownership would be ideal to me. So handheld/TV environments could pull those for a launcher. Shouldn’t be so reliant on Steam for a good TV/handheld environment. Should be store agnostic