atomicpoet

Gaming is quite critical for any tech company because it validates technology. If not for gaming, AI wouldn't even have hype.

I enjoy the Like a Dragon series quite a lot, and this iteration seems like the whackiest one of the bunch. The graphics are really colourful here. This is Steam Deck verified, and playable with both Xbox and DualShock gamepads. Lots of DLC available, but they're mostly just outfits and ship customizations. You can get an extra karaoke and CD pack for C$5.99. So far, this has been reviewed quite well. The system requirements imply that you need a new-ish PC to play this, but I regard that with a heaping tablespoon of salt since, again, this works on a Steam Deck.

According to the Steam page, DualShock only works via USB.

This one I'm really excited about because it's re-make of the classic Amiga game X-Out, made by the legendary Rainbow Arts. This release preserves the art style of the original while delivering several enhancements, such as lighting effects. And it still has a soundtrack by Chris Huelsbeck. You can play this with a gamepad, and there's local co-op.

I don't know. Spending hundreds of millions of dollars, then discontinuing the game after eight days -- I've never seen that before.

Fun premise, good reviews, and attractive visuals for what they are. Both online and local PvP, and the multiplayer is cross-platform too. It's also nice that both Xbox and Dualshock gamepads are supported. Low spec requirements -- you should be able to play this on a potato.

Fun story, cute bunnies, and this has good reviews. Local co-op is available, and you can play this with a gamepad.

This one has a cool premise, and it has good reviews too. It's also silly and doesn't take itself seriously. Inexpensive too.

This one is neat to me because it's a fresh arcade approach to billiards. It's colourful and over-the-top. No reviews yet, but it looks fun.

Tongue in cheek comment because I don’t think anything performed worse than Concord.

To me, they're PCs. Other people regard "PC" as synonymous with "Windows".