>>725577853
The only other storefront that comes to mind is GoG, but hose include only a handful of AAA games, and you still can't sell/trade licenses as if you owned them.
If any and/or all of this bugs you, then you probably shouldn't be playing video games. Even with old-school cartridges, you only ever own the physical plastic, but not the game itself.
This is all besides the fact that modern video game development is antithesis to physical media.
>Company gets a game into a barely playable state
>Sends game to get discs stamped
>By the time a game is sent versus when consumers actually have them in their hands...
>The developers would have squashed major bugs
>Just about every game nowadays needs day-one updates
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>>107078863
I've been shucking Easystore drives myself for the white labels.
I acknowledge that's a gamble though since they tend to have the 3.3v issue that you have to work around/tape off. Everything is so expensive nowadays, so I need to keep my data hoarding to a minimum, for the sake of my wallet.
I'll probably just buy NAS drives outright, assuming I don't need to make a purchase any time soon.
I've been shucking Easystore drives myself for the white labels.
I acknowledge that's a gamble though since they tend to have the 3.3v issue that you have to work around/tape off. Everything is so expensive nowadays, so I need to keep my data hoarding to a minimum, for the sake of my wallet.
I'll probably just buy NAS drives outright, assuming I don't need to make a purchase any time soon.
>>723350269
>Can probably swap out the OS with Bazzite or even an official SteamOS image
>Bugginess can be patched out
>Switch 2 games are usually optimized
>Can't compare them to consoles since it's a glorified computer
The only thing I'll give you is the size. Might as well lug around a Series S + portable monitor if that really bugs you though.
>Can probably swap out the OS with Bazzite or even an official SteamOS image
>Bugginess can be patched out
>Switch 2 games are usually optimized
>Can't compare them to consoles since it's a glorified computer
The only thing I'll give you is the size. Might as well lug around a Series S + portable monitor if that really bugs you though.
>>714185563
My point is you wouldn't have to do all the shrines and koroks again.
They were already a chore in the first game.
My point is you wouldn't have to do all the shrines and koroks again.
They were already a chore in the first game.
>>105693101
This
For a long time, I was infatuated with doing a completely passive computer--including the PSU, but ended up realizing that having at least one single, low-RPM fan would drastically reduce temps.
You may have to spring for Noctua or BeQuiet fans, and/or get appropriate low-noise resistors, and put your computer anywhere but on your desk right next to your fucking head.
Coil whine sucks too, though, so try to get a quality PSU since it's usually the cheap ones that cause your graphics cards to squeal.
This
For a long time, I was infatuated with doing a completely passive computer--including the PSU, but ended up realizing that having at least one single, low-RPM fan would drastically reduce temps.
You may have to spring for Noctua or BeQuiet fans, and/or get appropriate low-noise resistors, and put your computer anywhere but on your desk right next to your fucking head.
Coil whine sucks too, though, so try to get a quality PSU since it's usually the cheap ones that cause your graphics cards to squeal.