99% of the games worth playing on them come out on PC, so yes.

Of a 360 game? No. There might be a different game with the same name and characters tho. DS “ports” of home console games were usually just completely different games.

Big Beautiful Obituary when

I think the concern is that eventually it will become required to run some games and used as a crutch to pay fewer artists (eg, using simpler models and textures, then ‘upscaling’ with DLSS 5). I’m not worried about that tbh because any studio that would consider doing that just makes slop I was never gonna play anyway.

I’d hardly call that horde of illiterate braying degenerates ‘normal people’.

Also, lets face facts: browsers consume so much memory right now that axing UI frameworks and libraries made in a lower level language might win some of it back

This is like being in a home with a termite infestation and deciding to replace the entire structural backbone of the building with the termites instead of just calling an exterminator.

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They issued a cease and desist when it was briefly listed on Steam iirc (or otherwise did something to get it removed)

The flaw in your understanding is the assumption Nintendo is acting in good faith. They would just use a different excuse to go after such an emulator.

Good. Fuck intellectual property, I just want cheap RAM lmao. Hope they start exporting.

So does all of the union busting and the hostile work environment/harassment scandals. Wouldn’t be the first time.

With what public goodwill/political capital? There would be riots. There nearly were riots after the '08 bailouts and this would be a bailout of the most hated collection of companies in the country by the least popular administration since we started polling for that. That shit is actually not going to fly, it is simply not an option realistically available to them (unless they like shooting themselves in the foot with a submachine gun)

There’s unofficial FOSS reimplementations. Use the openrazer kernel module and polychromatic as tbe configuration gui.

There’s a FOSS reimplementation of the Razer configuration software on Linux. Openrazer is the driver package and polychromatic is the GUI to configure it

Run degoogled android/GrapheneOS and don’t buy anything with a processor and wireless connectivity that doesn’t strictly need them to function

Honestly, a GrapheneOS or LineageOS phone is a perfectly fine general purpose PC (excluding OEM android because fuck Google Play Services). You can plug it into a keyboard and monitor, enable desktop mode, and use it like a PC. ARM is more than usable for basically all the software most people would ever want to run. The Steam Frame will probably be significantly more powerful than a Google Pixel or whatever, and therefore even more usable.

I disagree, with proper Linux and a VR desktop mode interface, this thing could end up being a great general purpose VR computer, sort of like what the Apple Vision Pro was trying to do, except not stupid (locked down, proprietary OS, unhinged price, etc.).

It actually is a general purpose ARM PC. Valve says you’ll be able to put any compatible ARM OS you want on the thing (probably just different Linux distros, maybe someone will port LineageOS eventually also), and it comes with a KDE desktop mode like the Deck.

Yeah, but then you’d have to own and use a Meta product. Not remotely worth it.

That already exists, get yourself a Vive or even get yourself a Quest 3 and then use the USB tethering mode (Virtual Desktop just shipped this feature, though many of us suitor argue it’s inferior to a healthy WiFi 6 tether).

Quest headsets are basically surveillance devices, I run my Quest 2 through a pihole to block any connection to Meta servers, and fully 90% of the DNS requests this thing attempts to make are telemetry I didn’t consent to. Don’t buy a Quest, they’re only cheap because of the massive quantities of highly invasive data they can mine from the microphones, cameras, web traffic through the device, eye-tracking data, etc.