I think if he meant one standard like DVD and companies like Sony or Microsoft would make the dvd player. Other companies can join in. We would have choice and competition. And the one game would work the same on any device.
At least that’s my wish.
johnthedoe
joined 2 years ago
Cod is like one of the few games non gamers play. People buy consoles just to play it. They either insanely out of touch or they couldn’t think of a better excuse
I'm afraid to learn the true face of Lemmy users
I want to like Ubuntu. Every few years I give it a crack since I like the look and feel. Then it’s just clunky and I revert back to mint
When I find a wood working video on YouTube from the states it blows my mind how anyone can not just adopt metric “This is 5” 4/57 and we need to cut it to 5” 5/45 and a half” bzzzzzzz.
This sounds like the PC experience to me but handheld. If it's windows it's an automatic deal breaker for me.
Steam deck definitely went the switch route. Simple user experience. Lower end spec so games can standardise towards it.
How is cassette beast? I almost bought it last sale. Looks like if someone other than Gamefreak made a Pokemon game
It's crazy they haven't done this years ago. Hopefully it doesn't go anywhere and as pointless as Google plus or buzz or whatever
Happy to see lots of apps being developed. This is exactly the movement that made Reddit usable. Personally excited for iOS apps but excited to see what people think about these.
Most if not all game prior to like 2000 didn’t give you tutorials. I guess they were in the booklet that came with the game so not in the game.
Super Mario Bros on NES starting point is the best. Simple and allowed people to die repeatedly to learn what the game is about.