>>715953372
I like how you fags have to pretend you care about tdp despite seeing literally no benefit from it because the s2's battery is such trash that even its battery life is still worse than the deck's.
The comparison for cyberpunk in particular is also slanted in the s2's favor due to the game nuking its setting below even the lowest pc settings, and the deck still beats it in performance.

>made less than MoS in all of the white European markets
>made more than MoS in India
This says it all

>>714616018
>>meanwhile nintendo is working on actually making more video games without all the corpo bullshit
Your corpo just took a steaming shit on your only game, an $80 rehash with paid p2p online, and you've got the gall to try and claim nintendo isn't full corpo bullshit. You people are brainwashed beyond belief.

>>714283007
>j-just wait a month okay!
>just o-one... month...
>p-pc vegans... I hate them s-so... mu- *beeeeeeeeeeeeeeep*

https://www.dulaneylauerthomas.com/library/blazing-engines-how-vehicles-can-catch-on-fire.cfm

>Ignition of flammable liquids. The leading cause of vehicle fires occurs when flammable liquids such as gasoline and oil accidentally ignite from a spark, an overheated engine, or a hot exhaust.

>Fume ignition. Many flammable liquids are known to be volatile, which means they evaporate easily. These fumes and vapors themselves can also be extremely flammable. Even if your gas tank isn’t leaking, the fumes from the tank alone may be enough to create a flame large enough to travel back to the tank and ignite the fuel. Likewise, oil vapors in your engine are specifically designed to ignite with the help of your engine’s spark plugs. If that ignition isn’t controlled or too much vapor is expelled, an explosion could result.