So the ps3 is running an emulator? I thought console backwards compatibility usually came from having the original console’s CPU available (as a sound processor or similar)

Ooo didn’t know the ps3 could run ps1 games

Video content is not that popular in general, but I can’t imagine posting a link with no information in the title, thumbnail, or description helps!

They have been making a willful choice to not use any of their money to support Linux

I believe they give Heroic Launcher affiliate links (so if you buy GOG games via Heroic then they get a cut) so they are giving a small amount of their money to support Linux. What they’re not giving is any time/effort.

Sure it’s been speculated, but if there were obvious signs like commits in the fex repos by valve employees then wouldn’t there have been more than speculation?

Valve has been secretly funding Fex, an open-source project to bring Windows games to ARM, for almost a decade

In this age of leaks and industry insider speculation I’m very impressed they’ve kept this under wraps for so long

…can I have my custom ROM now?

I’ll second this, seemed to work without any issues. You can even install ChromeOS Flex on it if you still want to use a Chromebook after they stop getting updates!

Don’t worry, it seems like it’s just scaremongering: this is for managed work phones which you should only have been using for work stuff anyway

They both seem to cover that fortunately

Oh that’s cool

Not something I have any interest in using, so afraid I’ve never tried it

I tried it out recently but the gesture typing seemed way worse than heliboard

Excellent news!

Why no link to the actual game?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1191550/Fifos_Night/

I’ve been hurt by every TimeSplitters announcement I’ve seen for the last 20 years, do I dare to believe that it’s once again time to split‽

Just don’t pull his commit

Depends how many games you have on the go at once and how fast your internet is, I’ve never felt limited by the 256GB model

This is the key thing that everyone comparing it directly to consoles seems to be completely missing. Even if you’re only buying new steam games the costs are going to be way lower, but you could buy this and just play free giveaways or emulate your own old console games, and suddenly it’s a bargain (like any PC).

Did we really need an article saying “I think this other bit of text might be written by a robot”? Of all the things you criticise Microsoft for, that’s the one to go for? Or perhaps it’s the other side of the coin, Microsoft unusually did something quite nice so the author had to find something about it to criticise?