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Message: [QUOTE="Hikari.EXE, post: 43749, member: 25310"] Holy shit, the title is NUCLEAR! I have never read something so accurate about the current state of gaming as of right now. You are absolutly correct about everything said here, Gabe Newell saw a golden oportunity and took the chance, and it payed off IMMENSELY! The SD is an absolute beast of gaming, it's essentially a portable computer with the exclusive usage for gaming, but the fact that you can acess the OS part of the computer really sets it apart and I'm sure that if you couldn't do it, the SD wouldn't have been as succesfull as it is. I didn't know that Nintendo got help making the S2 by Microsoft, that's fucking crazy! They pulled a reverse Playstation and used the Xbox tech to make their own console. Another scary thing, Microsoft is buying EVERYTHING! Bill Gates went full fucking psycho and decided to buy every studio going under, I have no ideia what the fuck he's planning (probably a gaming monopoly) but he's looking left and right for any possible acquisition, bordelining on hostile take over (for those that don't know, it's a term where if a company buys more than 60% shares of another company, they by default own it), I legit didn't know he tried to buy Nintendo, and this might be a hot take, I'm glad he couldn't! Yeah, we are walking into a wild west era for gaming, altought many are catching up late with the wave, seeing these many products trying to one up each other is really interesting to see. Back in the day, gaming used to be this wild west of sorts, like how The Atari used to be the main gaming console of the era but that didn't stop competitors to have their own ideias and sell them to the market, this was all before the video game crash and a few years later Nintendo swooped in to feast on the remains of the dead market and revive it, restarting the video game craze. Sure we aren't living a one to one replication of these times, but we have seen the industry semi-crash, watching all these studios shut down and even Xbox quiting from the race to become more of a dedicated studio for developer, much in the vein of Sega, and now? We see Nintendo in the lead (again) but this time others want a piece of the pie too, and like I said before we are walking into a wild west era for gaming, it's anyone's game, will Nintendo and Valve reign supreme over their competitor? Or will someone usurp the throne from both? We best pay close attention, because we are living in gaming history gentlemen. ...Wow this was a looooong response to a simple article, I'm sorry for unloading a massive text wall on your comment section [USER=30419]@Jusaiki[/USER] lol. Your article and [USER=963]@Yousef[/USER] 's article have inspired me to cover my own handheld related article, so expect to see an article coming soon...ish. [/QUOTE]

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