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>It's weird when I start playing a game at, say, v1.6, really like it, then suddenly it can't be had anywhere because v1.7 is a different game.
Counter Strike immediately comes to mind but I'm sure there are earlier games than that.
Wikipedia is the world's largest open source software project.
If you're going to make facetious arguments, make them towards beliefs held by people who actually exist.
Nobody at Microsoft pays attention to these. I'm sure of it. It's the only way to explain why, upon clicking the [x] of a notification, it remains in the notification widget. Surely they - like all the rest of us - are just letting that number above the button tick up and up until the next restart.
If they're going to shoehorn phone features into their desktop OS, do it properly! Once they've fixed this, they can get started on fixing Modern Standby.
Because it's not an example of Nintendo being good, it's an example of why this reductive argument is meaningless.
That's such an outlier I struggle to believe it. Nobody has ever asked you about your work history? Never about a time when you needed to work in a team to solve a problem, etc.?
- Ocarina of Time
- Final Fantasy VII
- Baldur's Gate
- Starcraft
- Metal Gear Solid
- Resident Evil 2
- Pokemon Yellow
If only it was as competitive as 2023, in which some of the top games were:
- A Zelda game
- A Final Fantasy game
- A Resident Evil remake
- A Baldur's Gate game
Answering the question 'what is the motivation for Microsoft to pay for Edge development?' also answers the question 'why is Edge not an acceptable alternative to Chrome?'