Outer wilds.
Hell yeah there is, an entire section dedicated to retro and collectors. Still remember playing halo 2 split screen on an og xbox with a group of random people and it was so fun.
Indie games, tabletop and classic consoles, as usual. And any dev related seminars or group events.
I never tried the virtual boy titles on 3ds, sounds like I missed out
Fair enough. I guess I felt it was the wrong platform for it and that it would have had better use on something akin to a psvita.
The resolution and blurriness was the biggest issue for me and what gave me a headache. I loved my 3ds but I didn't really have a use for it on that platform. Also the fact that it was optional meant no developer could actually make it useful as a game mechanic
Cool tech, but wrong platform. It gave people headaches and it halfed the effective resolution of an already low resolution screen. I think it would have worked better if the hardware running it could handle rendering two 3d scenes.
Publishers are kinda useless tbh.
Ue5 has powerful procgen tech that is used by a lot of developers.
Younger people grew up playing games online with their friends and having fun social interactions with people online. You can't do that with ai. It's like sports. An important part of sports is playing with others.
They're just trying to have a casual conversation, as long as they aren't trying to offend you it's fine. It's shit treating staff like an eftpos machine and not acknowledging they are human.
You need to tell your friend that you don't appreciate this behaviour, and perhaps make some new friends. It's also not your fault or responsibility if you're in a better situation than someone else, but if you can help bring other people up that's good.
I think it depends on context and execution and culture. Key and peele did a black Hitler I think, and nobody cared
Yeah good lock will let you disable it. I forgot I used that to hide the nav hint.
Go to your display settings and to navigation bar. You can change to gestures instead of buttons.