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Re: Starfield Will Run At 4K / 30FPS On Xbox Series X, 1440p / 30FPS On Series S

SplooshDmg

@Suda52 Make no mistake, I'm not making excuses. I just never believed them from the start. I have the choice to be ye noble seeker of truth and take it personally, or just play video games and not give a rats arse. I'll be playing Starfield on a 3080ti PC that I built a year and a half ago because I've been saying from the start Starfield was never going to be 60fps. So, I'm maybe somewhat less shocked and appalled than you right now. If anything, my assinine PC upgrade just feels more validated.

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (June 10-11)

SplooshDmg

I finished Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart. It was solid, but I think the franchise is begining to show its age. The rift mechanic was definitely not enough to set it apart from some of the franchises best entries. I also thought the story was a bit of a letdown as it sort of just ignored a lot of Ratchets character development from Into the Nexus.

Might peruse the ole PC Game Pass now and see if anything can catch my attention from otherwise just playing more Zelda.

Re: Atlus Reveals Two New Persona Games, Both Coming To Xbox Game Pass

SplooshDmg

@UltimateOtaku91 Wouldn't that make this a double updated version, though? P3 was already updated on PS2 with FES. I mean, I'm sure this has massive QoL improvements compared to the original, as it looks like a ground up remake. I'd have to think a lot of gameplay systems will probably be further developed on naturally just by nature of less hardware constraints today.

Re: UK MPs Question Why The CMA Blocked Xbox's ActiBlizz Deal Following EU Approval

SplooshDmg

@BeerIsAwesome The CMA's job isn't to "stop one entity from getting too big". That's politics, which they aren't supposed to be playing since they are independent. The CMA's job is to address anti-competitive mergers in the market, and the CMA determined there would not be a threat to console competition. So, you have the CMA saying there are no concerns about consoles, then saying it's a threat to the cloud market (that doesn't actually exist, and might never really exist), even though all of the cloud service providers are in favor of this. I'm having a really, really hard time buying their argument as anything other than, "We don't like big tech, so we just made up a reason to block it, and now everyone else is sitting around wondering what the heck we're doing." I just really fail to see how this is truly "squeezing out any potential competition from a sector of the market" outside of just 'The Console Wars'.