The Steam Frame is ARM powered. They already released a beta of Proton 11 which can run on ARM. People already have tested it on ARM handhelds like the Odin2 with Rocknix and can launch the Steam store.
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lol that photo of course they all look like that. Glad that no young people have joined them.
I live in the Netherlands and if you don’t buy them on a sale they can also be this expensive. Especially if you need the thinnest glasses because your diopter is high. It’s because Luxottica has cornered the market. They bought up all the competitors and all the low budget brands. Like walk into a store and all you see is designer brands nowadays. That have a ridiculous markup just because it has a brand on it.
The article talks about colored graphics that can be applied to a panel. So not panels that are shaped like tiles. So they are still normal panels but with colors on them. So these are probably usefully for facades, like the side of a tall building.
Maybe you got an iron deficiency
It’s because OVA doesn’t exist anymore. Like all the interesting niche anime were almost always OVA.
Aren’t most of those former Catholic Churches?
Sure I did say it was morally wrong. But they are suing them under the framework of the current legal system. So if what Nintendo is doing is legal they got no chance of winning.
Im not licking boot I did say it was morally not right. The suit just don’t have any ground to stand on
How exactly was Nintendo unjustly enriching themselves. Sure it’s morally wrong. But legally? Nintendo is free to raise their prices, tariffs or no tariffs, it’s not price gouging since Nintendo products aren’t essential goods. And people are free to buy their products or not buy. That the government wants to give them a bag of money is a different matter from the price hike, if they want to sue someone sue the government.
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The Proton 11 beta already supports ARM and people are already playing games via Steam on ARM handhelds with Rocknix. GameNative is going to face an uphill battle. People are going to pick Proton over GameNative if it doesn’t have the same support and development as Valve dedicates to Proton.