All hail
Thank you for actually explaining Donnie Darko. The people I've talked with about it think it's about a boy and his schizophrenia
The only song on here I actually know!
I think that would imply that that all those states are i New York, which of course they aren't
Ever heard of bookmarks?
It'll not be swapped during gameplay, but upon installation. RDR2 was similar.
Most Danish schools use Windows. I take it that they're using a version that does not collect these data - or at least they don't sell it on.
That said, some kind of Linux would be optimal. Datatilsynet might be pointing fingers at ChromeOS without realizing that Windows does the same, just more covertly.
Having be forced to go to school and then be forced to become a data point for big corporations sounds so dystopian.
Where in my comment does it state that I don't pay indie devs?
I spend money on Steam, but I have no illusions* that I'm not owning the things I get there.
I'd much rather have a title on GOG than Steam. At least there I get to keep it.
I was thinking of sites like GOG when I wrote my comment.
I have never heard of a Steam game you could run without having Steam installed
Buy second hand.
In my country first party titles go for $60 and all the way to $90
Second hand prices for these are often between $30 and $40.
And you can always sell those used games, and not really lose much (if any) money in the process.
Ps. Prices will fall even more when Switch 2 comes out next year. Hopefully it will be a repeat of the post-Wii days, where most Wii games were dirt cheap.
I purchased it purely as an all-in-one indie game player for the television, that had a nice form factor. Was easy to connect with controllers, and relatively high-end.
I don't really like playing on it's joysticks and buttons, but that doesn't matter when I only really use it docked.
It's nice with a relatively high-end console when on the go. I usually bring a controller along for this, though.
It was expensive, but performs exactly as advertised.
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