I really don't understand console generations at this point. If the PS6 will be backwards compatable with PS4 and PS5 games, and you are an indie dev, why not make a PS4 game? Why does the number of the console mean something is outdated versus the power needed to run the game?

Historical societies are funny things: "Oh man, I'd love to see how Main Street looked in the 70's." "Sorry, the best we can do is the 1870's"

Zoomers like to shit on Millennials for their pretentious hipster craft beers, but they fail to see it as an example of local brands clawing back market share from mega brands like Budweiser. Would have been cool if this trend continued and pulled in other products.

If a subsidiary isn't performing, you try to reform it, then sell it, then close it. If it can't be sold, that usually is an indicator of its standalone value. I know people are upset about the Xbox studio closures, and its sucks for the employees, but honestly I'm not shocked.

I find it funny that the NES was known for smooth scrolling, and basically every indie release reverts back to single-screen gaming. I get why, but still. These indie releases felt charming at first, now it feels like slop. Start incorporating scrolling...

More progress on my Santroller build. This is a PS3 Rock Band 2 wireless guitar. I 3d printed an new input jack as well as a mount for my pico. I started extending wires so they plug in. The whammy, tilt, pickup selector, and home button are still left to do (ran out of solder)