alfatwo, alfatwo@lemmy.world
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Fair point! If the goal is just ‘playing the game’, any screen will do. You should play on the system you already have or like the best. However, the “point” for me is about appreciating (or critiquing) the technical differences between the versions. For some of us, looking under the hood is just as fun as driving the car! Cheers.
Thanks for your feedback!
RetroFed


My crazy theories on the next 3D Mario (open.substack.com)
Hi everyone, I’ve recently started a personal project called GameBrewing. My goal is to move away from the rush of latest releases and typical ‘before you buy’ reviews to focus on the technical side of gaming. I’ve just published my 2nd article with the crazy theories I made up about the next 3D Mario, inspired by the new movie. Rather than a serious analysis, this one is more on the lighthearted side and totally speculative. To be honest, the project is still in its very early stages, and I’m still a bit insecure about going public with my thoughts. I’m doing this simply because I love video games and the ‘how it works’ side of them. I would deeply appreciate some kind, constructive feedback on my methodology and these speculative theories. I know I can make good use of this community’s sharp eyes.
My crazy theories on the next 3D Mario (open.substack.com)
Hi everyone, I’ve recently started a personal project called GameBrewing. My goal is to move away from the rush of latest releases and typical ‘before you buy’ reviews to focus on the technical side of gaming. I’ve just published my 2nd article with the crazy theories I made up about the next 3D Mario, inspired by the new movie. Rather than a serious analysis, this one is more on the lighthearted side and totally speculative. To be honest, the project is still in its very early stages, and I’m still a bit insecure about going public with my thoughts. I’m doing this simply because I love video games and the ‘how it works’ side of them. I would deeply appreciate some kind, constructive feedback on my methodology and these speculative theories. I know I can make good use of this community’s sharp eyes.
Fair point! If the goal is just ‘playing the game’, any screen will do. You should play on the system you already have or like the best. However, the “point” for me is about appreciating (or critiquing) the technical differences between the versions. For some of us, looking under the hood is just as fun as driving the car! Cheers.
Thanks for your feedback!
Technical analysis of Persona 3 Reload on handhelds – Seeking feedback on my new project (open.substack.com)
Hi everyone, I’ve recently started a personal project called GameBrewing. My goal is to move away from the rush of latest releases and typical “before you buy” reviews. I’ve recently published an article about Persona 3 Reload, featuring a side-by-side comparison between the Steam Deck and the Nintendo Switch 2. To be honest, the project is in its very early stages, and I’m still a bit insecure about the depth of my technical analysis. I’m doing this simply because I love video games and the “how it works” side of them. Despite being a bit frightened to “go public” like this, I would deeply appreciate some constructive feedback on my methodology and findings. I know I can make good use of this community’s sharp eyes.
Technical analysis of Persona 3 Reload on handhelds – Seeking feedback on my new project (open.substack.com)
Hi everyone, I’ve recently started a personal project called GameBrewing. My goal is to move away from the rush of latest releases and typical “before you buy” reviews. I’ve recently published an article about Persona 3 Reload, featuring a side-by-side comparison between the Steam Deck and the Nintendo Switch 2. To be honest, the project is in its very early stages, and I’m still a bit insecure about the depth of my technical analysis. I’m doing this simply because I love video games and the “how it works” side of them. Despite being a bit frightened to “go public” like this, I would deeply appreciate some constructive feedback on my methodology and findings. I know I can make good use of this community’s sharp eyes.