You can still get a lot of the software for Macs on Windows, but quite a few still get Macs to have 'that edge'. Just like how Windows isn't the most ideal for creative types. There are games, but, it's never been great. If you're playing at home, then you can just play on a console (PS or Xbox are now options), and on PC.Ĭontrast that to consoles which have sold 50+ million units each, have people that are there to play video games as their main reason for getting one, and whose hardware is up to the challenge (not just in sheer power, but support, and ease of developing on). In that case, you may as well just buy a Switch, which was made for that. Some do (I've seen them in the wild), but it's rare and cumbersome to bring around. That would be 40% of its storage right there! And many do get the lower tiered storage models.

IIRC, both Google Play and iOS App Store have policies that apps cannot be that large. And not everyone there will get games.Īnd a full fledged console/PC game shoehorned into a mobile device? That can be done, but it's more heartache than it's worth. More people have MacOS than ever, but that's still a small fraction.

They weren't going to be interested in getting any sort of apps, let alone AAA games. The truth is, the people who get a $20 to $50 phone just want something to make calls, txt message, and a bit of internet. If it's about the numbers, hell, Android would be reigning supreme. It's both the market share and the type of consumers that make the difference. Some have decried it as some 'desperation move', but back then, D2 was spectacular, and doing a 'redo' of it should prove to be the right call since it's the fans that are clamoring for it.Įverything else has been pretty much covered. However, many appear to be psyched for it. TBH, if I get into Diablo, it'll be Diablo 3. D2 was a lot of fun then, and now, but I won't get it since 1) it's too much of a time sink, 2) the grind and its system also bugs me, and 3) I got other games I'm working on. I was initially concerned remembering all too well the WarCraft3 Reforged/'Refunded' fiasco, but the company, Vicarious Visions did a nice job here. I also played through the original game once 20 years ago when it came out. Well, it's over 3 weeks away from the street date release.

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