sialivi

Lots and lots of nested custom auto playlists.

VR sightseeing mode.

As I primarily play RPGs, controls are usually kept roughly the same and while I do appreciate updated graphics, I'm a modder so it's not a requirement. More important are bugfixes, primarily those that are at an engine level which are generally more difficult to fix with mods. While a lot of people were disappointed by the limited upgrade to the graphics in the Mass Effect Legendary Edition, it was a great update for modders as the original games were 32-bit and easily could exceed the memory limit and crash. The update to 64-bit solved this issue and allows for more ambitious mods. In recent times the update that I value the highest has been introduction of ray tracing or even full path tracing in older titles.

The British version of You Don't Know Jack.

An Arkane Studios collection in memory of the studio behind games like the Dishonored series, Prey and Deathloop. Microsoft shutting down the studio is just bewildering. I guess I will never see a remaster/remake of Dark Messiah of Might & Magic that I was secretly hoping for.

1) Upgraded to 11.1 2) Ran cleanup media with only "images" and "rough match" checked. 3) Listed about 250,000 images as unused, so I let it delete those. Turns out it was in fact every single game related image included my custom images. Only the cache-lb and system images remained. *sigh*

Unlike roms there seems to be some issues with Combining and Expanding Steam games. Combining: The "Name" field for the "Additional Apps" entries is missing the actual name, making each entry say the same thing: "Play Version..." Manually fixing it is tedious since the path only has the steam ID, making it difficult to tell which entry is which. Expanding: Expanding doesn't seem to work at all.