Depends on what the public wants. Apple kills backwards compatibility every couple of decades and they have an even more minute gaming presence than Linux does. Like, , their most popular title, even as a company deathly afraid of the Windows monopoly.
You could make arguments for consoles and such, but that doesn't solve the problem of Macs being particularly costly.
We should normalize stocking products like Liquid Death at bars for people who don't want to drink and need a product that's so visually wild that nobody will think "oh that's literally water in a can."
Oh boy a slow moving camera panning over some NPCs to show the scenery and some cutscene shots of a game launching a year from now, two years if on PC.
I'm Rockstar disillusioned, that's the problem with waiting over a decade to put out a sequel, I went from 15 to 25.
I don't understand how people hang out in these places. It just doesn't seem like a system conducive to discussion. The forum/link aggregator format works much better imo
I see that as a net positive, because the alternative is likely them killing mod support altogether.
Well, when someone else can make a shooter that scratches the same itch, I'll play something else.
It's a singleplayer/co-op title, why should I care about updates?
I actually use Bing so that I get Microsoft Rewards points, meaning I gain money by not using Google.
But I understand privacy homies going DuckDuckGo or something else.
Shows as full price here in the U.S.
And mobile games are doing so well on TVs that the Ouya is thriving and Minecraft is still on Fire TVs.
...Wait.
So it's useless if I go on a road trip?