If the changes are mainly on hardware, it's possible it won't shown in the OS software. Unless SteamOS has kernel level configuration for steam deck, I think the configuration will be on steam app

Drink a gallon of water to stay awake

DLC of horizon forbidden west also not released on PS4

Lol cry more

In Nier Automata, dying in first mission will immediately show one of the ending which also include credit scene

Last few patch there's an update to reduce level scaling, so if your character is lvl 85 for example, the monster will be level 80

This made the open world so much worse, leveling in there taking much longer so it becomes irrelevant, especially because after mid game most of the monster will be a few hit kill regardless of levels.

Really glad they reverted this changes on next season, the open world monster will have same level again

But that's the real set https://magic.wizards.com/en/products/doctor-who

https://magic.wizards.com/en/products/doctor-who/card-image-gallery

Man, this is as bad as I imagine

We also don't know most of deep sea creatures

Like robots by Boston Dynamics, it starts with wheels, and now it can parkour. So maybe next iteration will be using legs

But it has better performance

Time to go to the top of the table

Finally City lose, seems there will be some competition

I think it was TI4 until TI6 maybe? And then changed to Battle Pass as we now know

I wonder if it be like the old compendium. Full of free items and contents

Nice to see Manako doing fine (I assume)

That was an interesting story, I mainly blame the experiment that alters default config behavior, where ideally default value should works fine

I've been playing Dota more than a decade, the game that technically introduce Battle Pass. I don't even feel pressured to buy microtransaction, the community even disappointed when Valva stop selling the yearly battle pass

Skyrim rerelease doesn't really change anything, I don't even think it cost Bethesda much to rerelease it. Your other listed games are remakes made from ground up. It's like comparing Indie games and AAA games in term of development

Am i missing something, I'm pretty sure PS3 and PS4 have same lifespan about 7 years, from release to next version release.

Half of new games also still released on PS4. Lies of P is the latest example. It's almost 10 years, I don't think 10 years old PC can still play that