This might line up with their planned Mac and iOS release.

Obvious ad is obvious. Just get a Steam Deck at that price point.

Thank you Lina Khan!

Great games. Sad that we probably won’t ever see IV updated.

I thought T-Edition was a great redesign of VI along with a bunch of added content

I’d buy it. There’s some clunky stuff that needs updating but otherwise a great game.

Is there a reason this game was never remade or at least upscaled and ported?

Sadly you’re right. We at least need the basic rule of labeling content that used AI

AI can be such a great tool, but they just use it for this crap… We need regulation

They frame this article in such a weird way. Like replacing the models and their jobs was justified because they had egos etc…

I can see similar framing used to replace other workers because they want to be paid fairly or do something drastic like take bathroom breaks… :D

Sadly all that crazy seems totally possible with Microsoft involved.

Kirby Pinball. Just a chill and fun game.

Proton VPN does block ads in apps. You’ll need to pay for the ad blocking though.

If any of the major publishers were smart they’d just make an emulator for phones and sell classic games on it like Nintendo does on its consoles.

I mainly use my phone to play psx and psp games. It’s amazing how well it works.

It’s amazing what a gameflex controller or a hdmi adaptor/console controller can do with a phone and gaming.

You can basically turn your phone into a steam deck or switch, only problem is the lack of games.

Most phones can run emulators up to gamecube or dreamcast. That’a impressive considering emulators aren’t always optimized.

Square Enix is hit and miss but have done some really good stuff in the past. The mobile version of Chrono Trigger is probably the definitive version among the ports (minus the newer translation)

Sad to see that he had no interest in actually selling the games. This is why a lot of people stay away from mobile gaming. Constant data mining and random gatchas dying mean people do not want to invest in a product that strings them along and can disappear at anytime.