has the potential to throw international economies into chaos, destabilize world security, and make videogames more expensive
One of these is not like the others.
Time to play all those games you purchased and haven’t even installed yet.
this post was submitted on 04 Feb 2025
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Using the rig from five years ago that has to play all those games on “high” instead of “ultra”, the humanity!
Steady on, think of the frame rate drop.
Don't upset the gamers! They'll whine on forums and dox randos that have nothing to do with anything!
They’ll complain about shoulders.
If Trump's tariffs actually go through video games will be the least of your worries there buckos.
But I need my bread and circuses to continue ignoring [motions in general direction of everything]
Well it's more the gaming executives in the lobbying group needs their new that yacht with more microtransactions but yeah.
Also gaming expenses are a leisure expense. If people need to scrounge money for all their newly expensive goods and necessities, they’ll spend less on games.
To be fair, the whole gaming industry has been on its last HP point for the past half a decade.