I’m currently saving up for a Steam Deck. I figure it would be nice to have a portable device that can run PS Vita caliber games. I’ve had some large scale expenses, so I’m selling a bunch of my physical games, comics, and videos.
I’m currently saving up for a Steam Deck. I figure it would be nice to have a portable device that can run PS Vita caliber games. I’ve had some large scale expenses, so I’m selling a bunch of my physical games, comics, and videos.
Year after year, I heard “nobody buys computer games.” The people behind World of Goo talked about the piracy rate for their game. This was around the same era when PSP software sales were apparently flatlining. I got the impression that except for the handful of UMDs which parents bought, nobody cared about Sony’s fragile discs. Likewise, this was around the same time when R4 cards were common, and the anti-piracy for Nintendo DS games was broken in a day or two.
I’ve bought only a dozen Steam games. Maybe this’ll increase once I can justify the cost of a Steam Deck. In the meantime, I am wondering if I’ve wasted money on Windows CD-ROM games. Getting my early 2000s games to run on a Windows 11 computer has been hit and miss.