They did mention the tariffs, but said it could either help Intel or not because if their competitors had to pay the tariff but Intel didn’t (Intel has fabs in US) then it gives them an edge. But TSMC has a fab in the US too, so it might not matter. In fact, it might hurt Intel.
Regardless Intel has other problems beyond tariffs, according to the video.
Edit: Originally poorly written. Now it’s slightly less poorly written.
I want to buy more but I can’t seem to find any games I actually wanna play or don’t already own on Steam. This campaign did remind me that they exist and that I should try to support them more, so I think it was a net positive for me!
Yeah and honestly, whatever optimization they promise — or deliver, for that matter — won’t sway me because it’s the company itself and the country where it is based that I’m against at this point. So, there’s no way I’m ever going to buy any MS handheld.
I couldn’t get that safari one, maybe because I’m in Japan. It’s cool that a lot of these are apparently compatible with Linux too. I’ve always wanted to try adult games if I’m being completely honest so this is great.
Shareholders of game companies need to lower their expectations.
I think it might be Star Craft for me.
Yeah I was gonna say, a real game would have had at least thousands.
Not only is the video informative, this is the first time I’ve heard of invidious. Thanks op!
Was the first one any good? I felt like it faded into obscurity fairly quickly.
Do MacBooks even have dedicated GPUs to play high end games? Or is the hardware powerful enough without one, but the games just need to be rewritten from scratch?
I used to love Macs back in the early 2000s but I’m so out of touch now.
I dunno why but I can’t even log into KDE when I select wayland. The screen just turns black and unresponsive :(
Glad I came across this post. Thanks for the heads up.
As a freelancer, I would really like something to replace UpWork.
I’m honestly surprised because I see PC gaming sections in normie electronics shops nowadays. But at the same time, I kind of expected this because compared to NA, I felt like less families owned PCs 10 years ago — let alone each child having one of their own — and even less families bother with PC nowadays because of smartphones and tablet devices.