Oh no someone with business and management experience takes on a business management role in a business that runs solely to acquire money. Nintendo‘s pricing policies are already maxed for profitability, anyway.

Some of my favs were already listed, I’d add Cyberpunk 2077, Max Payne 2, and Dark Souls 2 (that portamento).

Expedition 33 had ten times more personnel than Silksong, that’s gotta be another category.

I‘m ready

The SteamDeck is a PC, it’s just handheld.

yes I was being needlessly pedantic

They do if you want to play them on a (driveless?) Xbox.

Companies are never your friends.

Never really considered that games don’t stop running on legacy hardware, but the Steam client does. GOG‘s way of downloadable installers is preferably.

Some more sources would’ve been great.

Opting for UE with its wide compatibility and user base can speed up development but you’ll still need to allot ressources to optimising which becomes harder and harder the bigger the product and the farther it is in development. Look at Eriksholm, it looks beautiful and runs with 60fps even on a Steamdeck.

That just seems so anti-SCP to me.

Maybe because they didn’t actually made a game about SCP.

awesome

Even someone who never played a video game can see and feel a difference between, say, an Analogue Pocket and some generic SBC inside a Game Boy-esqe chassis. This same person, or you apparantly and me, will not automatically be willing to pay extra for that. It’s boutique.

People who’d also by hardware by Analogue.

Then you’re not in the target group.

Yeah I lowered the difficulty on some occasions during the game, the Rat King was one of them. The difficulty spikes were pretty rough, I wonder if this was intentional.

I also had fun discovering the tabletop game. I enjoyed looking at other people’s homes in general.

too little too late. the next competition for NVIDIA and AMD will be from mainland China I’m afraid.

As Luther said when he reformed the church, „don’t be a gatekeeper“

Yes. It‘s basic theory. Everyone does it all the time and you‘ll always find a customer/user who will say that some aspect of quality has been reduced too much.