We’ll see. Boycotting a $1000+ digital only console will be easier than boycotting a $70 game. Will millions buy it? Of course. But shareholders don’t just want SOME of the money, they want ALL of the money. It needs to sell many tens of millions.

That just strengthens your claim that the graphics are weak.

I’m surprised that they haven’t brought up the negative environmental effect of producing compact discs and enclosures as an excuse.

They’re still planning to release empty cases with codes in the box for retailers, so that tells you how much of a shit they give about that. Dunno if that will continue with PS6, though.

Is there anyway to backup our games purchased on Steam?

Yes, you can copy the install folders and saves for them. Some can be modified to run without Steam fairly easily, some will need more involved cracks. Generally it’s easier to just redownload the whole game cracked and move your save files over.

The PS5 probably won’t see any noticeable decrease in game sales, because pretty much everyone who wants one already has one, but I’ll be interested to see if gamers call Sony’s bluff for the PS6 or not.

Don’t see how that would relate to “everybody clapping,” as it’s not something that happened, but is it so hard to believe as well? Especially since it said nothing about “ending world hunger?”

If ID, back to owner. If no ID, finders keepers.

You can’t even conceive of a person donating $200 that they found rather than keeping it? That’s sad.

I’m a Katy in a bottle

Ya gotta push me the right way

Memory unlocked

This is relatable for anyone who was ever a child.

Ideally, yes.

He should be arrested, yes, but not by America. They’re in cahoots with him.

The other exception is among African-Americans. The media consistently ignores just how religious the Black community, which is fundamental to the Democratic Party, is and what that means for politics. About three-quarters identify as Christian, compared to 62 percent for all Americans.

It’s somewhat galling that a religion that was forced on their ancestors remains more popular than average amongst Black Americans, but on the other hand in my experience Black churches tend to be more old-school and focus on helping the community, loving thy neighbor, etc. as opposed to the white supremecist hatemongers most others have become, so it makes sense.

If kids see their parents and people in their church being decent people, they’re more likely to want to stay in it. That’s not what they’re seeing.