Ironically yeah lol, but I do think they still do better than most in that regard. Gex Trilogy had the same issue.

I think games have to add support for Joycon mouse and USB mouse as completely separate things. So while Cyberpunk supports both Joycon mouse and USB mouse, Metroid only supports the former. It’s not very well handled.

There’s a rumour that it only uses one of the 3 CPU cores, though I don’t know how true that is.

Yes, I said ‘railroaded’ as a Brit because nobody says ‘railwayed’ or ‘train lined’ lol

I’ve always felt Sega should have doubled down on the SVP instead of doing the 32X. An SVP-powered port for Doom for the ‘base’ MegaDrive would have been incredible in the context of Christmas 1994.

‘I’m just waiting for PS2’ was something people constantly said at the time. It was frustrating as a Dreamcast owner because from our perspective at the time the better games were already here.

I started very moderate on AI, recognising the both the potential benefits and issues. Corps then proceeded to reaffirm all the worst fears about AI.

I wonder if DRAM really does get scarce, 8GB VRAM might get extended support. RTX 50 Super series being supposedly cancelled suggests the 3GB modules aren't resulting in higher capacity cards for cheaper like the intent was.

The rational side of me thinks this is a good compromise, but I can’t help but think ‘give an inch, they’ll take a mile’ as it gets more normalised.

One thing you could try is clearing the existing cached Proton files.
Go to Settings->System->Enable Developer Mode. Then press the Cog icon on the game->Developer->Delete Proton Files. That often fixes these kinds of issues when switching Proton version.

This was one of the first genuinely ‘squint and it looks real’ games for me.

You need to do it in desktop mode, but only the once. It’ll fix a lot of other games that won’t work in regular Proton too.

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