Try using this prompt for image generation: an analog watch showing 3.15pm time

I mean, the first season was decent, but then it quickly devolved into fan service and product placement galore.

This is going to be the most expensive nothing burger the world has ever seen.

Some people fly RyanAir simply because it's the only carrier covering their route.

Is that the one where Brian Herbert shits on his father's legacy? Oh wait, that's all of them.

Also, nothing stops developers from releasing on multiple marketplaces.

It's only lock-in for Valve games, any other developer is free to release anywhere they like, and Valve doesn't impose any exclusivity deal ala Epic (Alan Wake 2 anyone?).

Uh no, Steam is a distribution network charging a distribution fee. It's not preventing developers from using any alternative systems in any way.

Is Steam preventing gamers from using alternative marketplaces? No.
Is Steam restricting developers from releasing on alternative marketplaces through exclusivity deals? No.

Steam is not a monopolist, it's simply the gamer's favorite marketplace.

'nuff said.

In Rome, right of way is given to the driver capable of shouting the most offensive insult in the shortest time. It often involves your dick falling off, and bouncing back to your ass.

Uh, try driving in Italy.

Slow news day, I guess.

You don't know what you're talking about. The games are rendered locally.

Some older games still don't work well due to nobody putting a lot of effort in porting all the APIs and frameworks from the DirectX 9 era.
I can't run, for example, Syberia 1&2 and Myst 4&5 have issues too.

But yes, they're becoming the exception, not the rule.