if you really wanted to you could just install Windows 10/11 onto a MicroSD and boot to Windows.
You really shouldn't. Running dual boot on your ssd is only slightly harder than installing windows, and there are step-by-step guides to show you how
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If microsoft would release a gaming handheld, it will probably just be an xbox all together lol
Id say the fiasco with the m1 chip and compatibility is staying their hand pretty firmly lol
Jesus alright dude be pedantic
Good thing i did, then! Thanks for the feedback!
And ripping off assets is much more likely to get you in legal trouble than just making a game in the same genre. Wtf are you on about bro
Palworld literally recreated nintendo assets. Nexomon just copied the concept of pokemon.
Palworld is still up. Make your own assets, and don't use any nintendo names, you'll be fine
The fuck is blockchain going to do for gaming
No ea game is worth the hassle because if it isn't made into some form of pay to win lootbox shitfest, EA is likely to can the game and the developer all together. N E V E R trust ea with singleplayer.
You originally asked if we were going to suggest banning CATR, my point is mostly these books are great examples to help people identify this language and why it should not be used. If you went into a crowded theater and started shouting there's a shooter, you'd be arrested for inciting panic. Its not censorship when the point is stopping speech from causing physical harm. Same way your right to travel isn't infringed by requiring a license to drive
Sd cards aren't meant to be constantly written to, games are fine by themselves, but the windows OS is CONSTANTLY reading files, making changes, writing logs, deleting temp files, and writing over them, etc.
It won't happen immediately, and it will depend on the grade SD card you get, but eventually your sd card is going to fail and you're either going to lose data or your windows install will start chugging cause the SD can't keep up with the writes anymore. Plus, the SSD will be closer to the bus and get faster r/w anyway.
I assume the people who go around saying its not a problem just got a higher end card or are lucky and haven't had a problem yet.
Its essentially the same argument as "smoking will give you cancer"