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4 months ago@ThirdWorldOrder Same, I remember trying it early on and it was awful
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6·4 months ago@skymtf Well yes and no. Technically they probably could, but they’d likely incur the wrath of the EU doing so. That said if they were interested in a locked environment, they could have just never started porting Xbox games to PC.
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@BeAware@social.beaware.live Yep, cost 2-4 times that (depending on brand and how much of a powerhouse it is) to do an equivalent or better. I believe someone did a video to match series x and the ps5 and it was 1200-1400 or more (it’s been a while). But you could easily drop 2-3k to get a really nice play everything near max for years one.