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mega drive mini was a specific product from 2019, and a second one came out in 2022. the AtGames machines all had their own names like the Flashback or the Gencore

https://segaretro.org/AtGames#Sega-related_products

a company that’s done licensed Sega hardware before

this is interesting. where the mega drive and gg mini hardware done in house by SEGA? because unless that was another company that they could recontract, the only other companies i can think of are TecToy, who were making functional non-emulation Master Systems well into the 2000s for South America, and AtGames, who the less said about, the better.

if SEGA Forever had been a bit later, they could have just licensed SEGA-branded Anbernic Arc-Ds. it’s a shame that initiative fizzled out so quickly

tramsgender

even the article itself touches on the fact that devs are mad, multiple times. the 30% cut is outrageous and discoverability is awful and easily sabotaged by review trolls. one of steam’s biggest draws are it’s sales, which have led to an extreme devaluation of indie games- anyone charging more than 20 bucks is considered to be overcharging while AAA games climb higher and higher in price. those same AAA games are often only available on steam

to their credit, the work they put into proton and them making that publically available was excellent of them. it’s also good that they never tried to latch themselves onto the NFT and AI bandwagons. other than that, though? even if there was such a thing as a good monopoly, valve certainly ain’t it

emulate stadium emulating pokemon at 2x speed at 10x speed for u n l i m i t e d p o w e r

the artist, keith stack, uses to do daily comics leading up to major releases, hiding a countdown in each comic