killamch89

Well, it's already an established fact that RGB is for aesthetic purposes only - those who love it a lot, more power to them and for people like yourself, you're entitled to that right.

I had one about 3-4 years ago that I got as a gift and apart from emulation, I'd say it was very average at everything else. For the price, it's so under powered that it might as well be a Chromebook.

EA is already in hot water with so many countries, it's only a matter of time before they face some more sanctions.

With Microsoft pushing Xbox Gamepass, Metal Gear on that platform would make it the most compelling offer in terms of cloud gaming services.

Actually, Stadia was their attempt at beating everybody to the punch when it came to cloud-gaming solutions. The problem is that they hyped it up and under-delivered to such a degree that even people with absolutely no expectations were still disappointed. Most people will just get Xbox gamepass since it has a ton of games and lots of features. Not to mention, it's more affordable than the Stadia. I agree that they're seriously out of touch. The issue had been continuously raised even before the Stadia launched - How were they planning to compete with the likes of Xbox and other well-known brands in the gaming industry? Well, we shouldn't have been surprised at the outcome.

I just think that Microsoft wasn't patient enough with Mixer so it's no surprise it failed. I mean, it wasn't even around for 5 years. There are plenty of people who don't like Twitch but it's the only reliable streaming and far-reaching platform.

They knew the game wasn't ready but they pushed it out anyways because they thought most people would be stupid enough to buy this cash-grab. Unfortunately for them, superhero games are typically met with such skepticism that once a new one is announced, most people will automatically think it's garbage until the launch and reviews says otherwise.

Nope - I totally forgot about that one.