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AlexHarford-TechSEO
@alexharfordseo.bsky.social

Some good could come of this? It should push devs to optimise better. Most modern games are bloated with unnecessarily huge file sizes. Rather than reducing/removing features, how about a return to the creative memory and size savings during the 80s and 90s? Less RAM and storage needed.

Frank
@cptcroissant.bsky.social

bro are you kidding me tens of thousands of people are out of work , consumers are poised to be directly harmed for no benefit tradeoff, and this is your take?

Eric “wake me for the eschaton” WVGG
@wvgg.co

‘Gaming is “the only mass media entertainment where the creative ceiling is limited by consumer hardware,”’ okay this is wrong, though. Breathe of the Wild was GOTY on a platform far more technologically constrained than every other contender that year.

Tyler Olson 🍁 🇨🇦
@crimsonborn.bsky.social

Thankfully there are thousands of games released in the last 40 years to buy and play. Maybe those old gems can make a comeback while we wait for the world to understand that AI makes no money and will only hurt economies when people can't work.