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Cake day: January 9th, 2026

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  • I personally do not believe Microsoft would control this in some way, or try to manipulate the public view with fake posts or replies. It is possible, and it would be characteristic of Microsoft. And there is even a motive to do so, in order to get back to exclusives and say “look we listen to the community”.

    But to me, having a motive isn’t enough to make me believe. So without strong evidence that Microsoft is pushing this and manipulating the forum of user voice, I will not believe that… for now. And trust me, I’m not much of a Microsoft fan at all. Don’t take this as a defense of corporation. I just can’t believe everything by just having a motive.




  • ? I think there is some misunderstanding here. I didn’t say the game is “literally” a DLC. Miles Morales is designed “like a DLC”, in the sense that the game is not an entire new game, but more like a side quest and not a full standalone game. It’s also a shorter game too at half the playtime and reuses lot of the first Spiderman game. To make it clear: I am not saying Miles Morales is equivalent to a DLC, but it is like a DLC expended into its own standalone game. And there is nothing wrong with it (if the price is alright, but to be honest I think its overpriced at 50).









  • Those emulators work differently (shadPS4 doesn’t emulate the entire CPU) and they were nowwhere near in a usable state. shadPS4 didn’t took the work of these prior emulators, its done from scratch. At this point, you just put random arguments without proof. This is not a situation like Switch emulators where they just take prior work and keep working on it. shadPS4 was not 13 years in development. 2 years ago at launch it didn’t even launch a game. They made fast progress in short amount of time. And because the hardware is not emulated fully, you can run it in a relatively “weak” hardware given what its emulated.

    Your previous argument that each generation is exponential harder to emulate is nonsense. That’s my point. Some hardware and generations are much harder than their successors, relatively speaking. PS5 emulation is not that far off from PS4, as the hardware is extremely similar (just stronger, like newer PC is stronger). Compared to previous generation of PS3 which was massively different.