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  • HerrVorragend@lemmy.worldtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldAlso Bean
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    28 days ago

    I have to disagree.

    At first, I was super excited for a new Groening show, but Disenchantment left me disappointed after the first few episodes.

    Not sure if my expectations were too great, but the show just feels rushed and lacks depth. I gave up somewhere around the middle of season three.






  • HerrVorragend@lemmy.worldtoGames@lemmy.worldThe PlayStation 2
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    5 months ago

    The PS2 is the best Sony system to me.

    Back when it came out, it was so much better than everything else up to this point.

    This, coupled with many games that started fanchises and/or were highly stylish and creative, and had new Equipment (GuitarHero, SingStar, EyeToy) make it the GOAT.




  • Well, who could have seen it coming?

    Just about anybody, would be my guess.

    I bought the PSVR1 at launch back in 2016, excited to finally BE in a virtual world. And for some games, I was absolutely blown away by the immersion. Skyrim, Dirt and RE were awesome in VR. Especially Skyrim was everything I was looking for.

    I waited and hoped for more true games but all that kept coming was mostly short ‘experiences’ that felt like early 2000s shovelware, just in VR.

    The best VR games were not Sony games but mostly third party games remade for VR.

    When the PSVR2 came out, I decided to wait and see if Sony had learned their lessons and had at least many deals with third party studios to remake existing games in VR.

    For now, it does not look that way, and a few exclusive tech demo games and some years-old PC ported games just do not justify buying a PSVR2.








  • I think the main problem is not really the number of people that are due to leave.

    Most people tend to see and experience the other numbers you mentioned, i.e. 81 Mio vs 84,5 Mio.

    How much of this increase can be attributed to organic population growth? How much of it is due to welcoming refugees?

    54k really is ridiculously low, but I think an increasing amount of people do not know or care about this number. They just feel their lifes getting harder (not enough housing, food prices, stressed health systems…) and helplessly point their fingers on the seemingly easiest solution.