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Err, what you describe is a remake, the new coat of paint over the same old game is a remaster.
Err, what you describe is a remake, the new coat of paint over the same old game is a remaster.
Only not normal behaviour for a pre installed system. Windows out of the box install often requires chipset drivers installing for all but usb1.1 speeds as well as drivers for many 3rd party peripherals.
Sending shoes?
I’m in the UK and no one I know considers the 360 to have won, regional preferences for one over the other perhaps?
My experience is that seems to be a US centric view that the 360 “won” it’s generation, I’ve never encountered that view locally and it’s ultimately not born out by statistics although it was the closest Microsoft ever came.
That should be “ownership” as actual ownership implies having control over a thing and no one who “purchased” this seems to have much control. Breaking the DRM and creating a self hosted sever is taking ownership of it. Don’t pretend CD keys were physical ownership either unless the key was entirely validated offline which admittedly older key schemes were.
We are walking talking general intelligence so we know it’s possible for them to exist, the question is more if we can implement one using existing computational technology.
I think the point is that “not having ads” shouldn’t be allowed to become the premium experience when it used to be the standard experience.
It’s exactly a monopoly for the chosen ones, gate keeping at its worst. Anything that isn’t blessed is going to be a bit more effort to get working, but I wouldn’t say Kodi is unsuitable for the average user on the grounds of the widevine module though, the DRM module extraction is automated when installing a plugin that requires it.
Yeah people really need to stop having fun in ways I disapprove of, totally with you on that.
So close, but it was supposed to be a bipedal robot.