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I sincerely wish Xbox good luck. It's really disappointing to see them messing things up by the end of each console generation. They need changes and the market needs them to have healthy competition.

The truth will out, they say. Especially in this day and age.

I'll give it a shot - I'm not good with horrors but playing it on the portable system feels way less disturbing yet enjoyable.
It's especially true when it comes to various hide n seek games.
I mean games like Dead Space do not scare that much because you have proper weapons all the way.

@DanijoEX The first revision of Vita (the one I also have) is also quite well made - I replaced the battery with ease. There are no glue and too fragile parts.

@DanijoEX Same here. I just checked it once in 10 years to make sure it's not inflated.

I still own the original 3DS where battery replacement is as simple as possible - just unscrew the lid and replace. No glue or special tools aside from a screwdriver.

That's good as long as they patch up the potato version of Witcher 3 for the Switch 2.

I'll just say - I was stunned when entered eShop for the first time. Like, come on, even my steam storefront doesn't look like that.

I'd like to buy Xillia, but it doesn't seem like they are going to make a proper Switch 2 release.

Many Switch 1 games run poorly and an emulator or a modded Switch is the only way to get proper experience from it. Of course only if you already own all those official copies of the games you want to play.
P.S. I don't really have enough time to bother with emulation so I put up with 30 fps/720p in the majority of games on my Switch 2 and simply hope Nintendo will do something about it in the future.
Taking down the emulators is counter productive though.

I've already beat this game to Platinum on the PS5, but missed the dlc. Probably simply gonna buy dlc and finish it there as well.

Slowly going through Persona 3 Reload and occasionally grind random races in Grid Legends. Both are fantastic.